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by InvestIN
A London medicine work-experience summer program where students practise clinical scenarios, meet doctors and explore medical-school preparation.
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Current status
Applications open
Eligibility
No prior knowledge
Age range / Year group
Ages 15-18
Location / Region
London
Cost
£2,225
Duration
1 week
Format
In-person
The Young Doctor Summer Experience is a practical medicine taster in London, built around simulated clinical work, doctor-led sessions and professional site visits.
Students explore patient consultations, diagnostics, trauma scenarios, medical ethics and the realities of medical-school applications.
It suits students who want to test a serious interest in medicine through structured simulations rather than passive observation.
The Young Doctor Summer Experience is an InvestIN medicine work-experience program based around UCL and other London industry locations. It gives students a structured taste of clinical practice through simulated patients, diagnostics, hospital-style scenarios and conversations with doctors.
Students can choose a one-week, two-week or Premium format. The program combines practical medical activities with coaching on medical-school applications, including UCAT guidance, personal-statement work and MMI interview practice.
The program moves beyond lectures with simulations in consultations, emergency care, diagnostics and ward rounds.
Its medical-school preparation is unusually specific, covering UCAT, personal statements and MMIs.
Students work alongside doctors from several specialisms and receive live feedback during scenarios.
The two-week route can lead to a certificate and industry reference letter after assessment.
Students considering medicine who want hands-on, guided exposure to clinical decision-making and admissions preparation.
You need genuine patient-facing placement hours or are looking for a low-cost introduction to healthcare careers.
This is a strong fit for a student who wants to pressure-test their interest in medicine through active scenarios, not simply hear career talks. The mix of clinical simulations and medical-school coaching gives it a clear practical focus.
Its main limitation is price, especially once accommodation is added, and it is not a substitute for ongoing volunteering or real healthcare observation. It is most valuable when students reflect on the experience and connect it to further sustained exploration.

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Cost and what is included
£2,225; includes Program materials, equipment and resources., Hands-on career simulations., Digital certificate after assessment., On-site safeguarding and pastoral care., Up to two professional excursions on one week; up to five on longer options..
Accommodation
Optional UCL halls
Meals
Breakfast and dinner
Supervision or safety information
It includes a private single ensuite room, breakfast and dinner, social activities and 24/7 safeguarding support.
Provider details
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Dates and logistics
1 week; London.
What to check before committing
Confirm current dates, payment terms, travel arrangements, cancellation rules and what is included with the provider.
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Compare with similar programsEffort level
Moderate to high.
Best started
Start planning several weeks before the August intake, especially if arranging travel or accommodation.
Main challenge
Staying engaged through realistic, time-pressured clinical scenarios.
Read about different medical roles and prepare a few questions for the doctor-led sessions.
Practise explaining why medicine interests you, then compare your answer with what you learn during the program.
If you choose accommodation, complete enrolment, travel and dietary information promptly.
Useful if
You want concrete examples to reflect on in future medicine applications.
Students work through simulated medical cases that mirror consultations, emergencies, diagnosis and patient care. They also receive coaching on the academic and interview stages of applying to medical school.
Take medical histories and practise patient communication in simulated consultations.
Review pathology reports, scans and case notes to make diagnostic decisions.
Practise CPR, suturing, blood-taking and other clinical skills in controlled simulations.
Work through ward rounds, trauma cases and emergency-room scenarios with doctor feedback.
Develop medical-school application skills through UCAT, personal-statement and MMI sessions.
Complete a post-program assessment for certificate eligibility.
Applications
Rolling admissions
Places are allocated first come, first served until capacity.
17 August 2026 - 1 week
17-21 August 2026
17 August 2026 - 2 weeks
17-28 August 2026
17 August 2026 - 2-week Premium
17-28 August 2026
| Milestone | Date | Timezone | Status | |
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Applications | Rolling admissions | Local | Date not confirmed | |
17 August 2026 - 1 week | 17-21 August 2026 | Local | Past | |
17 August 2026 - 2 weeks | 17-28 August 2026 | Local | Past | |
17 August 2026 - 2-week Premium | 17-28 August 2026 | Local | Past |
Ages 15-18.
No previous medical knowledge required.
B2 upper-intermediate English for EFL students.
Students under 15 should contact the provider directly.
One-week program
£2,225 — 25 contact hours.
Funding or discounts
What's included
Program materials, equipment and resources., Hands-on career simulations., Digital certificate after assessment., On-site safeguarding and pastoral care., Up to two professional excursions on one week; up to five on longer options.
Choose the Young Doctor Summer Experience on the provider website.
Select your preferred start date, length and residential or day option.
Register online and pay in full or secure the place with a £950 deposit.
Complete the mandatory enrolment form with contact, medical and travel details.
Use the pre-arrival pack to confirm your agenda, venue information and materials.
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The program covers the following focus areas.
Clinical consultations
Practise histories, patient communication and diagnostic thinking in simulated consultations.
Emergency medicine
Use trauma, CPR and emergency scenarios to make decisions under pressure.
Hospital practice
Explore ward rounds, blood-taking, patient monitoring and healthcare teamwork.
Medicine applications
Build UCAT, personal-statement and MMI interview confidence with doctor coaching.
Curriculum may be adjusted based on participant interests and current developments.
A typical day during the program.
Clinical workshops, simulations and specialist topics.
Published sample timetable lunch break.
Continued practical work, coaching and hospital-style activities.
Dinner and scheduled social activities.
Students work alongside medical experts across anaesthetics, surgery, emergency medicine and radiology. Doctors and medical students also contribute to a panel Q&A, while doctor-led coaches support admissions and interview preparation.
Students receive live feedback during selected emergency and clinical scenarios.
Residential availability and hall allocation are confirmed through the booking and pre-arrival process.
After completing this program, participants often pursue:
Use doctor-led simulations to test whether medicine fits your interests.
Build specific examples for future medicine personal statements and interviews.
Receive a digital certificate after completing the online assessment.
Two-week students receive a physical certificate and industry reference letter.
Eligible assessed work can lead to a Level 3 Award worth eight UCAS points.
A certificate or award supports reflection but does not replace sustained academic work or healthcare experience.
The program is based at UCL and the surrounding University of London campus, with certain days held at other London industry locations. Residential students stay in central-London university halls, while day students make their own way to the venue.
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