LATIDOS was created to give international pre-med students serious, ethical and globally grounded exposure to clinical medicine in Argentina. The program brings together hospital observation, academic reflection and cultural immersion while building meaningful connections between students, physicians and local institutions.
LATIDOS was created in Argentina and developed in close connection with its medical and academic environment. The program is shaped by the institutions, physicians and clinical traditions that define medicine locally, and by a strong commitment to engaging with them respectfully.
Students enter this ecosystem as guests. They observe, learn and engage with respect for the people, institutions and clinical culture that make the experience possible. Argentina is not simply where LATIDOS takes place — it is part of what gives the program its identity.
International students gain perspective from Argentina’s healthcare system, while local physicians and institutions engage with curious, globally minded future professionals. LATIDOS is designed to create value through respectful observation, academic exchange and cultural understanding.
Students compare how care, access and communication work in a different healthcare context.
Local clinical spaces remain spaces of care first, with students participating only as observers.
Physicians and students engage through questions, reflection and global medical perspective.
Buenos Aires helps students understand how medicine is shaped by culture and daily life.
LATIDOS works with carefully selected hospitals in Buenos Aires whose expertise and clinical culture give each cohort its academic depth. Each partnership brings a distinct perspective on how medicine is practiced, organized and advanced.
Founded in 1961, FLENI is a private, nonprofit institution recognized across Latin America for its specialized approach to neurological care. Its model brings together clinical practice, advanced technology, rehabilitation and research within the same institution.
FLENI’s integrated model connects diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, research and advanced technology within a specialized neurological environment. This integrated model makes FLENI a distinctive partner for LATIDOS, offering a strong setting to understand how complex care is coordinated across disciplines and stages of recovery.
LATIDOS is designed to make international medical shadowing structured, responsible and context-aware. Every part of the experience is built around clear academic boundaries, respect for local institutions and meaningful engagement with the culture in which medicine takes place.
Observation-only structure, clear boundaries and ethical clarity guide the experience. Students learn by watching, reflecting and asking thoughtful questions — not by participating in patient care.
Hospitals are spaces of care first. Students enter clinical environments as guests, following institutional norms and respecting the work of local physicians, teams and patients.
Students are encouraged to move through Buenos Aires as temporary residents, engaging with neighborhoods, daily life and local culture to better understand how medicine functions within society.
LATIDOS seeks to create meaningful value for international students while contributing positively to Argentina’s medical and academic environment through responsible international engagement, institutional collaboration and global academic dialogue.
We are committed to transparent program design, responsible coordination, respect for Argentine institutions and clear communication with students and families.
LATIDOS reflects the way we believe international medical experiences should be designed: with structure, transparency, local respect and genuine human support.
In medical shadowing, how students are guided matters as much as where they go.