With public health officials, residents visit Panama's premier medical research facility to learn about the history and current status of the health care system in Panama. Residents spend several days at a rural hospital in a remote location and provide outreach medical care among the indigenous people. In addition, residents travel to Panama City and visit the Hospital del Niño. Thus, the residents gain exposure and education about all levels of the medical system within this developing country. In addition to the medical components of the trip, there are several cultural experiences such as a day trip through the rainforest with the Embera Indians, a guided tour of the old city, a visit to a Panamanian coffee plantation, and the Panama Canal.

Since 1999, USF Health Morsani College of Medicine has provided care for a community in the medically underserved rural region of Jarabacoa, Dominican Republic. Every year, a team run by medical students and supported by faculty and other ancillary volunteer staff serves thousands of adult and pediatric patients by providing medical evaluations, medications, dental and fluoride treatments, and even water filtration systems to communities in need.

USF Health International has an exciting bidirectional partnership with CES University in Medellín, Colombia. The city has a population of 2.5 million, and has 8 of the best hospitals in Latin America. Opportunities include a pediatric wards rotation throughout the Hospital General de Medellín. Here, residents can learn about various pediatric pathologies that may affect low-middle income countries such as malnutrition and tropical diseases such as Dengue, Malaria, Zika, etc. CES offers other rotation opportunities at various sites, that include Pediatric ICU, Neonatal ICU, Infectious Disease and more.