Can I volunteer instead of doing a full internship?

Yes! Volunteering is welcome and can be arranged based on your goals and our initial interview to ensure a meaningful match.

Can I combine this with other volunteering programs?

Absolutely. This program is flexible and can be paired with other Minga House volunteering opportunities for a richer experience.

Is this an ISL (International Service Learning) internship?

Yes, this is an ISL internship that lasts between 1 to 11 months. For stays longer than 89 days, a Volunteer Visa is required, and additional costs may apply.

Are there specific skills or qualities you’re looking for?

We’re looking for participants who are proactive, self-directed, responsible, and mature—with a strong interest in community health, solid communication skills, and a positive attitude.

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First Responder - Emergency Medical Services

First Responder - Emergency Medical Services

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Gain real-world experience as a first responder through a hands-on internship or volunteer placement in Emergency Medical Services with Minga House Foundation. Train under the supervision of experienced paramedics and healthcare professionals while developing essential skills in fast-paced, high-pressure environments. Expect to: ● Learn to assess patients, perform life-saving interventions, and stabilize various emergencies (trauma, cardiac arrest, respiratory distress, accidents) ● Practice CPR, airway management, wound care, splinting, medication administration, and proper use of equipment such as defibrillators and stretchers ● Build critical skills in teamwork, communication, and quick decision-making during real-life medical situations ● Strengthen your understanding of empathy, prof...

Program Highlights

Shadow and assist healthcare professionals while analyzing and discussing differences between Colombian and U.S. public health practices.

Support the development of public health materials and help improve internal procedures to boost organizational effectiveness.

Participate in public education campaigns that promote health awareness and disaster preparedness within local communities.

Help train students, teachers, and community groups in disaster response and assist in planning evacuation drills and emergency strategies.

Facilitate school recycling projects and coordinate community workshops and exhibitions to raise awareness and inspire action.

Quick Details

Locations

Manizales, Colombia

Availability

Year(s) OfferedYear RoundDuration:

9-12 Weeks

Cost Per Week$300-600

Age Requirement:Varies

Types & Subjects:

Disaster Relief
English Teaching
Health
Public Health
Social Work
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Guidelines:

All Nationalities

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Program Details

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Locations

Manizales, Colombia

Types and Subjects

Causes
Disaster Relief
English Teaching
Health

Availability

Years Offered: Year Round

Duration:

9-12 Weeks

Age Requirement

Age Requirement Varies

Guidelines

All Nationalities

Cost per week

$300-600

Program Cost Includes

Tuition & Fees
Accommodation / Housing for Program Duration
All Program Activity Costs
Wifi Costs

Qualifications & Experience

Language Skills Required

English

Accepted Education Levels

University Freshman (1st Year)
University Sophomore (2nd Year)

Application Procedures

Online Application

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