Azov family medicine camp for interns

We are announcing enrollment for the second Azov Family Medicine Camp for interns!

If you are:

• An intern in general practice/family medicine in the first years of study;
• A doctor of general practice/family medicine or other specialties with less than two years of work experience;
• An intern in general practice/family medicine who is already completing their studies;
• An intern in general practice/family medicine or other specialties;
• A student of a medical faculty of 4-6 years of study with an important stage of formation in the profession ahead of them.

We will gladly welcome you – fill out the application – https://bit.ly/3I36GZO.

The application deadline is March 10, 2024.

The selection committee will pay special attention to the quality of the submitted applications, so please read each question and note carefully.

This year, preference will be given to those applicants who completed one of these online courses of their choice:

• Healthcare Financing Systems: https://bit.ly/3SVLDyp
• How healthcare works: https://bit.ly/49mAFIg

This requirement is optional at this stage. However, if you can complete one of the courses, please attach a certificate to the application form in the appropriate question.

The Ukrainian-Swiss project “Medical Education Development” provides selected participants with a scholarship covering tuition fees, study materials, accommodation, coffee breaks, and three meals daily. Please note that the scholarship does not cover travel expenses and per diem.

The Azov Family Medicine Camp is an offshoot of the Azov School of Family Medicine, founded in 2020. It is a non-profit event in a peer-to-peer format.

This year’s event will consist of two parts. The first 5-day course aims to develop leadership and management potential in healthcare. Participants will better understand the structures and functions of healthcare systems and their role in them.

The second 5-day course will help future family doctors better integrate into the professional community. Everyone will be able to improve their clinical skills with patients and colleagues, crystallize their motivation for continuous learning, and much more.

You must feel and know that choosing medical education and primary health care is essential for our country.

The Azov Family Medicine Camp is being organized by:

• The Ukrainian-Swiss project “Medical Education Development”
• Community of Peer Group Facilitators: https://mededu.org.ua/groups/
• Ukrainian Healthcare Center (UHC).

Our partners are:

• Academy of Family Medicine of Ukraine
• Dobrobut Academy
• Temerty Faculty of Medicine at the University of Toronto
• Temerty Ukraine-Toronto Education and Collaboration Initiative.

If you have any questions, please email us at events@mededu.org.ua.