Medical Projects Reviews 166

Amazing detail in the MMI ultimate course.
Really engaging mentor and numerous interactive learning points such as intense role play scenarios that you can opt into. Highly recommend

Really helpful and thorough advice for each section, including models followed by practice questions. I came out of the session with a really clear idea of what an MMI would entail and how to tackle the different stations with the help of an interactive session and the ability to discuss and ask questions.

Signed up for the GP live medical work experience. It was a great experience and definitely worth the money. It was very interactive and we had the opportunity to interview the actors and then work out what condition they might have. The presenter was really friendly and supportive- he gave lots of tips on work experience, personal statements and explained about the role of a GP and the procedure. 5 stars

It was a good experience. The staff were really friendly and informative and open to any questions. The class is a decent size so it easy to get 1:1 time with the doctor and ask any questions. Overall, enjoyed the experienced and learned a lot about medicine that I didn’t know.

Excellent experience which I will use in my application to medical school and will cherish!

I originally planned to go to Sri Lanka instead of London so when that didn't work out I was a little disappointed. But I thoroughly enjoyed my experience in London and have no regrets. All the staff were extremely friendly and supportive. This course has given me insight and a new perspective of the medical world. It was a very rewarding experience overall!

Project London was super fun! The best part about it for me was the hands-on experience. Learning things in a classroom is all well and good, but the simulations were what made it worthwhile. Definitely worth the trip!

I could learn some useful things and what I should prepare for applying medicine.

It was such an amazing experience. Not only did I gain lots of medical knowledge but i also gained lots of new friends to help me with the skills that are needed to be a doctor. The staffs were really kind and were always ready to have a nice conversation with. I would 100% recommended this project to people who would really love to study medicine.

It was truly a lot of fun. A great experience thanks to the wonderful doctor and hands-on experiences at the hospital, as well have the friendships built during the week. It also helped me in terms of my decision for my medical orientation.

Get to do a lot of simulations and I gained a lot of knowledge. People are really nice and I really enjoyed this experience!

I found the week highly informative and a great insight into medicine. Everyone was really friendly. We were able to learn lots of new skills, such as suturing, taking blood pressure, IV starts and CPR. I found the MMI mock interview day really useful preparation for applying to medical universities.

I loved it, it definitely helped me in deciding whether or not medicine was right for me - it offered great medical experience and you get to make new friends! I 10/10 recommended this if you want to learn about medicine in an engaging fun way :)

My experience was higly satisfactory. At the beginning of week I was hesitated because I did not know what was going to happen but as time went on, with the coordinators friendly behavior, I became a lot more comfortable. Everyday was more exciting than the previous one. I made new friends and new memories.
I learned how medical situation is handled.The last day was very sad for me particularly because I was so happy with my experience that I did not wish to leave. I wanted to have more time there, learn more, make more new memories. Another reason for why I did not want to leave was that I saw myself as a doctor when I was in the simulations, I saw my dream come true, experience the life of a doctor because of the environment that was set, experience what was expected of me when I would become a doctor.
Medical projects really gave me a feel of a DOCTOR, which is what was the best part of everything.

Medical project London was a very enriching and amazing experience. Not only did I learn about the medical domain, the process of entering it and more or less basic skills to be a doctor, I also made new friends from all around the world and visited London with them!

Thank you to our supervisors who were always there if we needed them and who ensured a great week in London

It was the best decision that I have ever made! The dream team at Medical Projects is what sets this programme apart. Every day was filled with life changing experiences. It actually surpassed all my expectations. I am especially grateful to Lauren who went beyond the call of duty to make sure the trip was a a success, which even included additional support after the trip. Also Eleanor who was incredibly supportive when we had some problems with flights, and did everything she could to tailor the experience for my daughter.

it was great overall just maybe have more stuff to do during the day

The week in London was extremely fun and I got to make a lot of new friends. Furthermore the programme informed me a lot about applying to a medical school and having current medical students on the course was also very helpful. The simulations were the best way to learn about what real life doctors had to deal with and it was quite exciting as well.

I received the best help into applying for medicine, I not only gained an insight to what we'll learn in medical school but also how to perform in your interviews, writing personal statements and what universities look for in a aspiring student. I believe medical projects as given me knowledge that I would'nt receive anywhere else, this experience has made me more of a confident person and has further extended my knowledge of the medicine course.

Project India was an amazing experience. The relationships we built and the support we got is something I will never forget. Throughout the two weeks I learnt a lot about medicine, and the roles of different people in hospitals thanks to the rotations between different areas within the hospital. This project helped give me certainty about what I want to persue in the future. I would recommend this project to people looking to study something in the health sector.