bonjour!!! ns sommes 4 eleves infirmiers en 2 annee ns projetons un stage en sante publique a pondichery, ca serait sympa d avoir des contacts avec des personnes qui ont deja effectue un sejour labas et pourquoi pas quelques bons tuyaux en vous remerciant par avance
A Pondichéry, l'établissement médical qui accueille tout le temps des stagiaires est la "Clinic Nallam", du célèbre Dr Nallam, qui est aussi le Président de l'Alliance Française locale.
Je pars en Inde le 29 octobre pour un sejour de 3 semaines. Je suis de pondichery et je pourrai me renseigner pour vous si vous voulez, pour votre projet.
Hello, j'ai vecu en Inde (et notamment a Pondy/Pondicherry & Bangalore).
A mon avis, l'endroit qui est le mieux pour faire ton stage d'infirmiere et qui a l'experience d'accueillir des Europeens en stage c'est ST-JOSEPH OF CLUNY HOSPITAL. Je connais personnellement 3 infirmieres (de Lille) qui sont partis la-bas travailler au centre d'adoption de l'hopital.
Contactez une personne qui s'appelle Dr. Rhoda Peters. Elle s'occupe de la section pediatrie.
Sinon le clinique Nallam doit etre aussi OK ... mais c'est la secteur prive. Alors que avec le St-Joseph of Cluny hospital vous aller faire du 'sociale' car tout est gratuit ou presque gratuit pour les patients trop pauvres pour payer les soins.
100% d'accord avec Ravi, CLUNY est le meilleur hôpital (pour y avoir fait des séjours) et l'ambiance est plus saine que Nallam🙂
J'ajouterais qu'ils accueillent tout le monde et que c'est payant même pour les pauvres (d'après les 'pauvres' que j'ai côtoyé) à moins d'être très très pauvres peut être?
Ravi à sûrement raison de dire que c'est gratuit, perso, je n'ai jamais vu le cas autour de moi voila tout.
Comme pour Nallam, ils ont tendance aussi à faire du forcing sur les opérations et sur la durée des séjours en hôpital pour renflouer les caisses, mais à Cluny il y aussi des dons que l'on est pratiquement obligé de faire après le séjours.
D'après la population local, Cluny est un hôpital haut de gamme, pour les plus pauvres d'entre les pauvres, il y a GH Hospital, ou tout est gratuit et aussi le fameux Jipmer, gratuit aussi.
Pour la petite histoire, d'après une TRES JOLIE infirmière de Cluny, le centre d'adoption de l'hôpital sert souvent à placer les bébés des bonnes soeurs qui y travaillent. Ben, oui avec la chaleur, la beauté des indien(nes) les tentations sont grandes😇😄
merci pour ta reponse, c est tres sympa j espere que tu est bien arrive a destination il ns faudrait un logement pour 3 filles et un garcon pourle mois d aout 2007 sachant que nos stages sont a certh india merci et a tres bientot je te souhaite un excellent sejour
Je suis actuellement en Inde. Je suis de pondichery et je serai a pondichery jusqu'au 17 novembre. Mon frere est chef d'etablissement dans un hopital public.
Si vous pouvez me decrire vos besoins, je me renseignerai avec lui.
Je partirai de l'Inde dans 4 jours. Il y a du choix ici au niveau le logement. Des appartements meubles pour 300 euros / mois, des hotels pas tres chers. Tout depend si vous voulez partager un appart ou autre chose. Je prefere en parler avec vous en personne ou par tel. Si vous voulez, vous pouvez me transmettre vos cordonnes par mail au: radjou_1976@yahoo.fr.
Bonjour,
Il se trouve que dans le cadre d'un projet professionnel, je vais à Pondichéry ou à Madras en mai prochain. Ceci pour y effectuer un stage de cadre infirmier ou bien pour travailler en tant qu'infirmière (je suis diplomée depuis trois ans).
Comme ton frère est sur place, cela pourrait vraiment m'aider dans mes recherches...
Est-il possible d'avoir les coordonnées d'un cadre infirmier là-bas, de la personne à qui je peux m'adresser pour la rélisation de ce projet, ou bien lui-même est-il susceptible de m'introduire dans son service??
Merci d'avance pour la réponse qui j'espère pourra vraiment me guider! Merci:-)
Merci pour ton mail. Je suis tres content que tu pars à pondichery pour ton stage. Si tu peux m'envoyer tes cordonnés par mail au:
radjou_1976@yahoo.fr, je t'appelerai et on en parlera.
Je suis étudiante en médecine et je voudrais partir comme vous en Inde l'été prochain, j'ai envoyé un mail à l'hôpital jipmer via leur site, sans réponse. Je viens de contacter la clinic Nallam, je voulais savoir si vous aviez trouver d'autres contacts. Le temps presse pour nous, nous devons rendre notre dossier pour pouvoir partir début janvier... Merci d'avance
Merci
Florence
salut je suis étudiante sage femme en deuxieme année à l'école de bordeaux et je souhaiterai effectue un stage dans une maternité de pondychery le souci c'est que je dois donner une réponse tres vite
on m'a parlé de lst joseph of cluny hospital et de la clinic nallam pourrai tu me donner des infos, contact le plus vite possible
en te remerciant par avance de ta gentillesse
Salut, je suis étudiante en médecine (3ieme année), je voudrais faire un stage d'été à pondichery (en 2009) je voulais savoir quels étaient vos contacts, comment vous vous y etes prise, à qui envoyer les lettres...
ce serait cool si vous trouviez 5 minutes pour me répondre, merci beaucoup
a bientot
Camille
salut ! moi aussi je suis en medecine a st etienne (D2), et j'aimerai effectuer un stage en inde en juillet ou aout 2009. j'ai deja fais pas mal de recherche pour trouver un stage mais sans reponse... est ce que quelqu'un qui est deja parti faire un stage labas pourai me donner un contact ? merci beaucoup d'avance. vous pouvez me repondre directement sur mon mail : clems_r@hotmail.com
Bonjour,
Je suis formatrice en soins infirmiers et je suis à la recherche d'information autour de la formation infirmière en INDE; Aurais tu des informations ou des pistes ?
De plus je serais intéressée de développer notre réseau de stage à l'étranger, pourquoi pas avec un stage en INDE. Peux tu me donner qq contacts ?
Merci de ton aide
Cordialement
Bonjour,
Merci de votre réponse, j'ai en effet lu un certain nombre de message mais je n'ai pas trouvé les contacts de cette clinique. Pourrais tu me les communiquer ?
Merci
Nous sommes 4 étudiants en médecine, et nous cherchons des contacts pour effectuer un stage de médecine à Pondycherry (hopital ou dispensaire) durant l'été 2013...
Avez-vous des contacts pour effectuer notre demande ?
Merci beaucoup
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