There is an interview process, and this usually takes place the early part of November, with an acceptance meeting being held the first part of December. All participants chosen for the summer program will be informed of their acceptance before Christmas break. Pharmacy students do earn credit for this program. Susan Heineman, Pharm. D., is the ILAC Pharmacy Director, and will meet with you to discuss the program.
Care is provided at various sites in Santiago with little or no access to therapy.
Day trips and immersion into the Dominican culture allow participants the opportunity for a greater understanding of the country. Supervising professionals are responsible for airfare. Program PT students and supervising professionals reside for one month at the ILAC Center near Santiago. They offer care at various sites in Santiago. Sites welcome the opportunity to host these participants since material is severely lacking or outdated and physical therapists are rare.