By local standards, Pokhara's Radiology Department stands out due to its comparatively modern facilities, which include X-ray machines, CT scanners, and an MRI scanner. With patient numbers varying from 2 to 100, depending on the equipment they require, you'll certainly have a lot to see. When you’re not on placement you'll have ample choice in activities, whether it's paragliding through snow-capped mountains, or greeting the sunrise with hilltop yoga. Read what our students think below!
Champlain College 2018
"We conducted an MRI and found a grapefruit-sized tumor in his brain. It was too big to safely remove."
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University of Leeds 2018
"When a bed became free, the next patient would hop on to claim their spot otherwise someone else would take it!"
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Robert Gordon University 2018
"Don’t let a lack of confidence stop you from travelling. Take the plunge!"
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Birmingham City University 2015
"X-rays were constantly taken with multiple patients and family in the room".
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University of Ulster 2014
"I’ve returned home with a fresh outlook on the type of practitioner I want to be".
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Robert Gordon University 2014
I do have great admiration for the hospital staff, who were relentless in their efforts
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Professional Placement 2014
Nepal should be experienced by everyone. I give this placement my highest recommendation
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Ohio State University 2010
It was rare that imaging did not present some form of gross pathology, indicating chronic conditions that had long gone undiagnosed. For a combination of reasons, including the default to home-based remedies for acute onset of symptoms.
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Portsmouth University 2011
The staff I worked with were incredibly knowledgeable and were more than happy to show me interesting cases
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