2009 Preceptorship: June 20 - July 21

Many Christian health students long to integrate their faith into their professional practice. National studies indicate that 60%-70% of patients want their health provider to address their spiritual needs. Yet most professionals do not know how to do this and health students are not taught. Spend four weeks during the summer learning to meet both the physical and spiritual needs of your patients.

Experienced Christian physicians and nurses will train you to care for the whole person - body, mind, and soul - in an ethical, caring, sensitive, and non-coercive manner. In numerous healthcare settings, you'll apply what you've learned by offering the life-changing hope of Jesus Christ. Read More

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**All student classifications (freshmen, med student, etc.) are for the time they attended the preceptorship.**

"The project was one of the best things to happen to my medical career and, indeed, my life. As a current student and future physician, I am better able to truly and wholly treat my patients."
Bruce Sabath
Medical Student
The Johns Hopkins
Univ. School of Medicine

In debating whether to come to the preceptorship or do research, the pivotal question I answered was "Will there be another opportunity to learn to ethically bring Jesus in to my practice in such a focused and effective time." The answer was no. I indeed learned an immense amount as well as made friends who touched my life.
Jordan Whatley
Medical Student
Louisiana State Univ. School of Medicine

"This is a great place to invest a summer for any medical student seriously interested in becoming a physician after God's own heart."
David Lee
Medical Student
Loma Linda Univ.
School of Medicine

Because of [ the project], I know medical missions is where God wants me.
Alisha Kithcart
Medical Student
Harvard University Medical School

"My time on project impressed upon me the importance of living out the Great Commission. The Lord gave me a vision for my life's ministry; I grew in knowledge and understanding of him and his truths, and made lifelong friends."
Anita McElroy, PhD
Medical Student
George Washington Univ.
School of Medicine