Pre-Radiologic Technology Internships

We offer rotations in various imaging modalities and diagnostic services in international clinical settings. Specific rotations may vary by location.

• 24/7 In‑Country & U.S.-Based Support
• Pre‑Departure Assistance (travel, visas, immunizations, etc.)
• Radiologic Technology–Focused Orientation covering local healthcare systems, safety protocols, and cultural norms
• Hospital/Clinic Placement with structured rotations and mentorship
• Global Health Lecture Series led by local and international experts
• Community Clinical Outreach initiatives
• Weekly Cultural Activities (such as treks, language lessons, or local excursions)
• Safe, Shared Housing with amenities such as Wi‑Fi, chef-prepared meals, and weekly laundry service

A typical day involves clinical rotations (for example, from 8 AM to 4 PM) followed by weekly educational and cultural activities.

IMA admits cohorts ranging from approximately 35 to 70 interns per cycle, providing ample opportunities for learning and networking.

Interns reside in our comfortable Program Residences located in safe neighborhoods within our host countries. These shared accommodations offer amenities such as Wi‑Fi, chef-prepared meals, laundry facilities, and 24/7 security.

Interns in the Pre‑Radiologic Technology Internship program typically spend 6–8 hours in the hospital during clinical rotations (for example, from 8 AM to 4 PM) and have afternoon downtime for activities, including our Global Health Lecture Series and Community and Clinical Outreach Activites. There is an option to participate in one night shift per week, and weekends are flexible for excursions or additional clinical work. Your schedule is developed with guidance from your Program Mentor. Please contact us for a Sample Program Schedule.

Yes. We support interns through payment plans (2 or 4 installments, with the full balance due 30 days prior to start), guidance on obtaining scholarships via your institution or external organizations, fundraising resources (such as GoFundMe and FundMyTravel), and Uplift Loans for flexible monthly payments.

Program fees typically include:

• Secure, shared housing
• Three daily meals provided by an in‑house chef
• In‑country transportation (airport pick‑up/drop‑off and daily travel to clinical sites)
• Clinical placement and mentorship with experienced professionals
• Medical insurance (coverage up to $1,000,000 for emergencies)
• Cultural and educational activities (weekly excursions, community outreach, and local workshops)
• 24/7 in‑country support

Please check our website for the most current fee schedule based on your chosen location and program duration.

We suggest budgeting around $50–$100 per week for personal expenses such as dining out, local transportation, souvenirs, or weekend activities.

Absolutely. IMA maintains a 100% safety rating across all program sites. We ensure safety by selecting secure housing, providing comprehensive orientations, and offering 24/7 in‑country support. Our staff is experienced in local protocols and emergency procedures.

Visa regulations vary by country. Upon acceptance, IMA provides guidance on the visa application process, including necessary documents and timelines. While interns are responsible for completing required paperwork, we guide you through every step.

• Pre‑Departure Briefing: Assistance with logistics (flights, vaccines, travel insurance)
• In‑Country Orientation: Sessions led by experienced radiologic technologists and healthcare professionals on local systems, cultural norms, and safety protocols
• 24/7 On‑Site Staff: Always available to help with health concerns, housing issues, placements, or cultural adjustments
• Ongoing Mentorship: Consistent support from experienced professionals throughout your rotations

If you have further questions or need additional information about International Medical Aid’s Pre‑Radiologic Technology Internship Program, please contact our admissions team. We’re here to ensure you have a fulfilling and impactful clinical experience abroad!