An Award-Winning Educational Programme

An Award-Winning Educational Programme

Healthcare Explorers elevates the level of STEM education in schools

Our programmes are designed to encourage students to consider careers in healthcare

35,000+ educational opportunities created for students in the Cayman Islands since June 2014

Healthcare Explorers offers programmes to students of all ages, from primary school through to university

Programme Details

Health City provides need-based STEM grants for university students and graduation awards for high school and UCCI School of Nursing students.

Health City participates in Cayman’s career fairs to educate students about medical/healthcare careers. Please contact us if you would like us to attend your careers fair.

Open to university students (Caymanians/Permanent Residents) on medical or allied health studies track, offering hands-on medical and allied health experience through a 120-hr, 1-month internship with a CI$1,000 stipend. Mentorship provided by staff with opportunities for growth and exposure to various departments. Limited spaces, apply early.

In-person field trips for students aged 9 and up are available once again.

Virtual field trips for students to connect with Health City’s healthcare professionals and explore topics like anatomy, nutrition, and much more through technology.

Includes live Q&A session with consultant/allied health professional

Health City offers secondary students insight into the hospital and medical careers. Open to Year 10-12 students with curriculum requirements for work experience. Observe work and roles, ask questions, and gain insight into medical and allied health careers. Students must apply through their schools.

The program is offered during school breaks to students in Years 9-13 to gain insight into a doctor’s or nurse career and observe available department’s daily activities.

An annual event (free) for children 10-14 years old to explore medical topics through hands-on experiences, games, and challenges. We partner with Inclusion Cayman to ensure this is an inclusive camp for all children, which will provide self-confidence, leadership skills, and create problem-solving opportunities.

 

SURF is the premier internship programme for Caymanian university students who study or intend to study medicine. Our programme has been developed over many years with considerable focus on offering interns broad exposure during their training. We provide a welcoming environment and comprehensive orientation, a broad case mix with great learning opportunities, and strong supervision and teaching. SURF Fellows receive a CI$1,000 stipend. Our interns are mentored by one of our world-class doctors, attend lectures led by our specialist experts and, when possible, have the opportunity to view surgeries. Our dedicated doctors are passionately committed to the programme and to providing the support and guidance needed to our SURF Fellows to help them achieve their goals and future career aspirations.

The application period for SURF 2024 is now open. Please email healthcare.explorers@healthcity.ky for more information.

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