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University of Louisville — Medical Observership Program

Louisville, Kentucky · Observership

Louisville, KentuckyMax 4 weeks per clinical specialty (observation only, no EMR access)IMG graduates

Always confirm details on the official institution page before applying. Requirements, fees, and deadlines can change.

About this program

The Medical Observership Program (MOP) provides an experiential learning opportunity for a physician to directly observe a UofL Health physician in the practice setting

  • The MOP is designed for providers who have successfully completed medical school and are a licensed physician. Additional applicant requirements include:
  • Proof of UofL Health required immunizations:
  • MMR
  • Tdap
  • Hepatitis B
  • Varicella
  • TB Test (dated within 12 months of the END of the rotation)
  • Influenza (for rotations November – March)
  • Curriculum Vitae and/or Resume
  • Letter of recommendation from a supervising physician
  • Agreement of participant expectations and behavioral standards
  • Signed Acknowledgement Page following review of the Non-Employee Handbook
  • Successful payment of the $250 program application fee.

Quick highlights

Strong points

  • Verified direct sourceAudited URL — no platform middleman, no scraped data
  • Rolling applicationsApply year-round, not tied to a single yearly window

Watch for

  • Hands-off observation onlyNo direct patient care or EMR access permitted
  • No visa sponsorshipINTL applicants must self-arrange B-1/B-2 visitor visa

Fees, duration & what it costs

Program fee
$250 application fee
Duration
Max 4 weeks per clinical specialty (observation...
Lead time
4 weeksbefore start

What's included

  • Max 4 weeks per clinical specialty (observation only... of structured clinical experience
  • Placement in Multiple departments
  • Direct supervision by attending faculty
  • Rounds, case discussions, and bedside teaching participation

How to apply

  1. Identify a faculty host or coordinator at the program.Many IMG observerships require a faculty sponsor BEFORE you can apply. Use the contact email in the sidebar.
  2. Submit your application packet directly to the program.Typical packet: CV, USMLE scores or ECFMG certificate, letter of intent, proof of funding, immunizations, and (for INTL) translated medical license.
  3. Pay any required application or program fee.Many programs charge a non-refundable application fee + per-rotation program fee. See the cost tile above for this program's specific amounts.
  4. Complete pre-arrival paperwork and visa coordination.Most IMG observerships do not sponsor educational visas — applicants travel on B-1/B-2 visitor status. Confirm before booking travel.

Available specialties

Multiple departments

Eligibility requirements

MD/MBBS, TOEFL 79+ or OET 300+ for international applicants | Visa: B1/B2

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