Observership Application

Thank you for your interest in our clinical observership at CHINA MEDICAL UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL, TAIWAN. Please read the following guidelines and consider if the programme meets your learning objectives and the clinical practice requirements of your school.

Regulations and Requirements

According to relevant Taiwan laws and regulations, observers are NOT allowed to provide any type of DIRECT care, treatment or service to patients. All submitted application materials must be written in or translated to either English or Chinese. The maximum length of the programme is 8 weeks.

Eligibility

Applicants must be enrolled in a medical school and in the final two years of a degree programme. Applicants are
strongly suggested to have either Chinese or English language skills.

Application Materials

Online application google form, with a recent photo
Signed Confidentiality Agreement (as below)
Copy of valid passport expiring at least 6 months after the training end date
Statement describing your interest and training objectives for the programe
Curriculum Vitae / Résumé
Copy of valid student ID card or other proof of enrollment with dates and stamp of the institution
Copy of official transcript
Reference from your medical school
Health Screening Report (as below)
Proof of travel health and injury insurance valid in Taiwan for the entire duration of stay
(a)Injury insurance: Insured Amount of at least NT$1,000,000/US$35,000 per accident
(b)Health insurance: Insured Amount of at least NT$100,000/US$3,500 per illness
(may be submitted after acceptance, no later than 2 weeks before arrival)
International Certificate of Vaccination or Prophylaxis (Covid-19)

Application Deadline: At least 3 MONTHS prior to desired start date

Training Fee: Decided by the training department

Financial Resources: The hospital does not provide a stipend or other financial support. Applicants should prepare for living, traveling, and insurance expenses for the entire duration of the program.

Taiwan Visa: After acceptance, applicants need to obtain a travel visa to Taiwan, which requires a valid Passport expiring at least 6 months after the end date of the training program.

Registration Info: On the first day of training, observers must register with the Department of Education (~8:30AM).

The Hospital does not provide uniforms or white coats; applicants are required to bring their own.

Certification and Student Evaluation

Any documentation (such as proof of enrollment or signed evaluation forms) you wish to obtain from CMUH other than the participation certificate must be requested before arrival. In failure to do so, CMUH can refuse to provide such documentation. Certificate will not be issued if the student misses 20% or more of the observership.

Should you have any questions, please contact the following mail:

apply.cmuh@gmail.com

Observership Register

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