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This immersive medicine work experience includes hands-on, practical skills. Take part in emergency simulations and learn about clinical skills, palliative care and more. Scroll down to learn more.

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Medicine Summer School

The Medicine Work Experience Programme

The field of medicine is becoming more competitive, with more individuals pursuing careers in the healthcare industry. How do you differentiate yourself? How can you showcase your clinical, empathy and communication skills? Our medicine work experience programme will help you demonstrate not only your passion for medicine but also how you can enhance your chances of securing a place at your dream medical school.

  • Ages: 15 - 18 years old
  • Duration: 1 - 3 weeks
  • Class size: 10 - 12 students
  • Location | Central London
HIGHLIGHTS

Highlights of the Medicine Work Experience Programme

Scroll through to see just some of our programme highlights.

UCAT TrainingGet ahead of your UCAT revision with this workshop filled with advice and tips on each UCAT section.
Clinical SkillsLed by medical professionals, you will learn valuable clinical skills like suturing and venipuncture.
Emergency SimulationsVisit a teaching hospital and take part in emergency simulations where you will diagnose and treat patients.
Palliative CareSpend the day at a hospice learning about palliative care and how to care for terminally ill patients.
Basic Life SupportLearn valuable skills of basic life support in this interactive workshop.
MMI CircuitGet experience of a mock MMI circuit, complete with feedback to use for your medical interview preparation.
PLAN YOUR PATH

Choose from a 1, 2 or 3 week programme

Pick a date that suits you and kickstart your medical career today.

Pricing

Medicine work experience 2025 packages

Whether you choose 1 week or 3 weeks, we’ve got you covered.

1 week
Rising Talent £1799.00

Kickstart your career with confidence


  • Palliative Care
  • Emergency Simulations
  • UCAT Revision
  • Clinical Skills & BLS
  • UCAS & MMI Circuit
3 weeks
Future Leader £3999.00

Build a solid foundation for a brighter future


  • The Ultimate Immersive Experience
  • Including:
  • Week 1 Medicine Programme
  • Week 2 Medicine Programme
  • GP Practice Placement
ALUMNI

Hear from Students

Get inspired and read firsthand feedback from students around the world on how they enjoyed the medicine summer school.

John
John
United Kingdom United KingdomEnrolled in Medicine

I really enjoyed doing the emergency simulation - it was a great experience, I've never done it before. It was really cool to basically be a doctor for 20 minutes, it was a pretty cool experience.

Tara
Tara
United Kingdom United KingdomEnrolled in Medicine

I really enjoyed the practice, simulating all the procedures and getting medical expertise to handle clinical situations. We went and did the venipuncture, which I really enjoyed, it was great to get the clinical experience.

Ryan
Ryan
United Kingdom United KingdomEnrolled in Medicine

We talked about diabetes and we took blood from the arm as well, so that's how we did the practical aspect. We also did suturing as well, which is another type of procedure. I really loved all the professionals as well, and talking to them. That was probably the best part as it helped to highlight my future career.

Adya
Adya
United Kingdom United KingdomEnrolled in Medicine

I’ve really enjoyed all the active quizzes. It was really enjoyable because I really understood what they were teaching me. And I got to learn how it is to actually be a doctor or a nurse working at the hospice. I got to learn how much work they put in to take care of these people.

Emmy
Emmy
United Kingdom United KingdomEnrolled in Medicine

I've liked all the different various activities we've done this week, in particular when we did the MMI actually doing a real, imitating a real-life MMI scenario and putting me on the spot to talk about different traits or skills that I've learnt. I also really enjoyed learning about the difference between a good death and a bad death at a hospice and palliative care.

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Medic Mind partners with a whole host of renowned institutions to provide you with a medicine work experience programme of the highest quality.

STUDENTS

Benefits for you

Boost your medical school application today

Hands-On Medical Immersion
Gain practical insight into the medical profession in a variety of settings with real-life medical scenarios.
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Develop Key Skills
Improve your understanding of key clinical skills, essential for a successful career in medicine.
Boost Medical School Application
Strengthen your personal statement and interviews with valuable medicine work experience examples.
Network With Professionals
Connect with doctors, nurses and medical students who can offer guidance and career advice.
Confirm Career Aspirations
Gain firsthand experience to ensure medicine is the right path before committing long-term.
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THE PROCESS

Booking medicine work experience

It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3!

1Choose Your Programme

Select the medicine work experience course that suits your needs and enrol online quickly and easily.

2Receive Preparation Materials 

Get exclusive pre-programme resources to help you maximise your learning and understand key medical concepts.

3Complete Your Experience 

Engage in real-life medical scenarios, gain hands-on insight, and receive a certificate for university applications.

Tutors

Meet our professional programme leaders

Our industry experts bring you a wealth of experience in their field, providing you with great learning and networking opportunities. Here are some examples of previous leaders of the programme. Please note that these are subject to change.

Dr M.
Co-Founder - Medic Mind

Dr Shah graduated with an MBBS from UCL and is the co-founder of Medic Mind. Since its founding, Medic Mind has partnered with top UK universities, including King's College London and the University of Bristol, as well as the NHS, to deliver high-quality tutoring services.

Dr K.
Co-Founder - Medic Mind

Dr. Dasani holds a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) degree from University College London (UCL) and has extensive experience in both education and healthcare. He scored an impressive 900 in three sections of the UCAT exam, a testament to his academic abilities and understanding of what students need to succeed in competitive exams.

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

You can find commonly asked questions below. If you have other questions, please contact us and we’d be happy to answer them.

Will the work experience in medicine help with my university applications?

Definitely! The hands-on medicine work experience gained through workshops and real-world exposure will make your application stand out. Universities value applicants who demonstrate practical interest and knowledge in medicine, and this programme will help you do just that.

What topics and skills will I learn during the medicine programme?

During the medicine work experience, you will gain skills in areas such as venipuncture and suturing, basic life support, emergency room diagnosis and treatment, and palliative care. You’ll also develop key skills in medical assessment, critical thinking, and data interpretation, all through practical learning.

How many students are in a group?

There will be no more than 12 students in every programme group. This allows for small group teaching and workshops to ensure that you get the best out of your experience.

How is the content delivered, and will I receive a formal certification?

The medicine work experience programme includes practical workshops, case studies and visits. You’ll engage in various medical areas such as emergency medicine, hospice care and clinical skills. After completion, you’ll receive a certificate for your UCAS applications and CVs.

Does Medic Mind have a bursary scheme?

As part of our widening participation scheme, Medic Mind runs a bursary scheme for students from disadvantaged backgrounds. These include full bursaries, as well as 75% and 50% bursaries. Applications are now being accepted and students will be informed from the 16th June if they have been accepted into a programme. This scheme is on a first come, first served basis. Students wishing to apply for the scheme will need to:

  • provide proof of receipt of Universal Credit, Free School Meals and Pupil Premium. 
  • Fill in the Bursary Application Form
  • complete an essay task.
  • provide a reference from a teacher (either head of sixth form or relevant subject teacher). This can be a character reference and include information on general work ethic and grades if applicable.

Students who partially meet this criteria are welcome to apply, and may be offered discounted places where free places are already assigned.

If you feel you may be eligible, kindly email [email protected] with evidence attached. Alternatively, you can contact us via phone at +44 (0) 203 305 9593 to discuss any questions you have. Please note, we will not be able to provide accommodation.

How can I customise my medicine work experience?

You can customise your work experience in several ways with two or three week options available:

GP Practice Placement: You can choose to continue your medicine work experience with an industry placement. You will spend the week in a GP practice, gaining hands-on experience of day-to-day life in a working practice.

Career & Life Skills: You can choose to add a second week with our Career & Life Skills week. In this experience you will learn all about digital literacy and creating your personal brand to market yourself to future employers with LinkedIn profiles and standout CVs. You will also learn about Financial Literacy, including loans, mortgages and taxes. You will navigate the world of AI and find out how to optimise it when using it to assist you with documents like your personal statement.

A Related Work Experience Week: You can also choose to extend your work experience by choosing one of our related programmes including Dentistry or Psychology. Or if you're thinking about a different career as well, you can choose something completely different!

Can I use the medicine work experience as part of a DofE gold residential? 

Yes you can! As a DofE Approved Activity Provider, Medic Mind’s medicine work experience qualifies for the Gold DofE Residential section. As part of this residential, you will take part in organised sessions in the morning, afternoon and evening. You will stay in UCL halls of residence in central London. Call us today to book your DofE gold residential package.

Can you do work experience in a hospital?

Many students look to do medicine work experience in a hospital due to the variety of medical professions you can observe. However, when it comes to hospital work experience, London can be highly competitive and students are advised to contact hospitals well in advance of when they want to undertake their work experience in medicine. Our 5-day medical work experience programme takes the organisation away from you so you don't need to worry!

How can this work experience help me decide whether a career in medicine is right for me?

With hands-on activities, workshops, and visits to real-world medical environments, you’ll gain practical insight into different medical fields, helping you decide if it’s the right career for you.

What should I bring to the work experience week?

We recommend that students bring a notepad and pen to take notes (or a device to write on). In addition, students should bring a water bottle for the day. Students do not need to bring lunch as this will be provided but they might want to bring a couple of snacks to eat throughout the day. Please make sure these snacks are NUT FREE to take into account any students that may have nut allergies.

Where is the accommodation?

Students opting for the residential programme will stay in Ramsay Hall, part of the University College London (UCL) campus. Students will stay in single occupancy rooms with shared bathroom facilities. Male and female students will be placed in separate floors.

When do I check in and check out of the accommodation?

Students will be able to arrive on the Sunday before the start of the programme. There will be a member of the Study Mind team to greet you. Students will check out on the Friday after the programme has ended. If you would like to book an extra night accommodation (e.g. Friday night), please contact us and we can arrange this for you (dependant on availability).

When will I receive a schedule of activities?

Students can expect to receive a finalised timetable of their work experience week by the end of May. Students will also receive further information on what to pack/bring and pre-preparation materials by mid June so that they can prepare themselves for the programme and get the most out of their experience.

How do you ensure student safety during the programme?

All sessions are held in safe and well organised environments. Our staff are trained to ensure your safety, and we have comprehensive safeguarding measures in place. If you’re staying in accommodation, our team is available 24/7 for any questions.

Is the medicine work experience programme suitable for students with additional learning needs or disabilities?

Yes, we are committed to making the programme accessible for all students. If you require specific accommodations, please inform us ahead of time, and we’ll make the necessary adjustments to support your needs.

What support is available if I have questions or concerns during the programme?

Our dedicated support team is available throughout the programme to assist with any academic or personal queries, ensuring you have the best experience possible.

How do you ensure the programme is a safe space for all students?

We maintain a respectful, inclusive environment where students feel confident and supported. We uphold a strict anti-bullying policy, ensuring all students can fully participate and feel safe throughout the programme.

How do I book, and what are the entry requirements?

Booking is easy! Simply select your programme length and register through our website. The programme is open to students aged 15-18, with no prior experience needed. Students coming from abroad should have a good level of English to participate.

How does the programme compare to traditional medicine work experience?

Traditional placements can be hard to find and may lack structure. Our programme provides focused, hands-on experience in areas like clinical skills, emergency medicine, and hospice care, with expert mentorship and practical workshops.

Who are the professionals leading the medicine programme?

Our mentors include experienced doctors and other health professionals who offer valuable insights, advice, and support to help you succeed in the field of medicine.

What makes Study Mind’s medicine work experience programme unique?

Our programme combines practical experience, expert guidance, and a comprehensive curriculum. You’ll gain real-world medical skills and knowledge, enhancing your confidence and readiness for university and career applications.

Does Study Mind offer any additional support after the programme ends?

Yes! After completing the programme, we offer continued support with university applications, personal statement guidance and UCAT, helping you with your next steps in pursuing a career in healthcare.

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