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Coming to Granada? Welcome!

(Help and Information for Incomers)

  FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

Getting around Granada

How to get to Granada

General Information of the city

Dear IFMSA Guest 2.007

Dear IFMSA guest!

With this information booklet we would like to say hello to you and tell you that we are looking forward to welcome you in Granada this summer!

Furthermore, we want to provide some useful information about your stay in Granada, so that your clerkship will be an exciting and cheerful experience.

Contents

1. Granada

2. Arrival

3. Some important general information

4. The hospital

5. Dormitory

6. Bares and Clubs

7. Important Phones


1. Granada

Granada is located to the Southeast to Andalusia. It is an important university-city of the country. It has 243.000 inhabitants and about 60.000 students live in Granada.

 For more information about our beautiful city and Spain have a look at:              

http://www.granadatur.com/old/principalen.htm

http://www.spain.info/TourSpain

2. Arrival

PICK-UP SERVICE

We will try to collect you from the train/bus station or airport when you arrive. This pick-up service usually has to be arranged a couple of weeks before your arrival. So if you want to be picked up, please inform us about your arrival details (arrival date, time, train station/airport, which train/flight) well in advance. Contact with us (personal contact person) Otherwise we cannot guarantee to pick you up! ;)

SOME SUGGESTIONS HOW TO COME TO GRANADA

by car: we recommend to use an online route planner like:

www.viamichelin.com

www.guiacampsa.com

www.mapblast.com

 by train: you will arrive at “Estación de Ferrocarril de Granada”. At night, there is no public transport, so please take a taxi, it costs about € 10 (Radio-Taxi Granada. Tel.: 958 15 14 61, Tele-Radio-Taxi Granada. Tel.: 958 28 06 54).

 by plane:

If you arrive at Federico García Lorca Granada-Jaén.

The best way is to take a the line of bus ‘’ Aeropuerto - La Caleta – Avda. de la Constitución – Gran Vía – Palacio de Congresos’’( and stop in ‘’Gran Vía’’ (you can ask driver to help), look at the timetable there and then look your map, don’t worry, you are quite close.

 If you arrive at  Madrid International Airport

Go to “Estación Sur Méndez Álvaro” by bus; then take a bus (it is cheaper and faster than train) to Granada. To look up the bus schedule, go to http://www.estaciondeautobuses.com

If you at Málaga Airport

Go to ‘’ Estación de Autobuses de Málaga’’ by bus; then take a bus to Granada. To look up the bus schedule, go to http://www.estabus.emtsam.es

3. Some important general information

During the four weeks we have the pleasure of welcoming you in Granada, we will try to provide you with an interesting mixture of the medical clerkship and fun.

MEETINGS

a) Fist day: Welcoming and introduction: This meeting is aimed at generally informing you about your stay, about the dormitory and especially about the first day at the hospital. Afterwards we will prepare a little dinner for you (our famous ‘’tapas’’)

b) Second day: Introduction at the hospital: We will meet at 8:00 a.m. at the hostel-reception. You will be picked up, we travel together to the hospital, get your clothes, have breakfast and introduce you to the hospital staff at your department.

INSURANCE

We remind you that you need: Health insurance: Absolutely compulsory is a health insurance that covers all costs of health care in Spain for the time of your stay!

SOCIAL PROGRAM

The social program varies monthly, depending on the person planning summer reception and of course on your wishes.

 You will be able to vistit the wonderful Alambra and Generalife, San Nicolás Viewpoint, the Catedral,the ‘’Royal Hospital’’…and so much!

You can look up: http://www.granadatur.com/old/principalen.htm

Prepare yourself for a National Cooking and Drinking Party during the last week of your stay. Please bring some typical stuff from your home country – or prepare it here and get to know the different cultures! It will be great fun!

 DO NOT FORGET TO:

-Send back your CC

-Check your insurance

-Inform us about your arrival details

-Read the Exchange Conditions

If you have any doubts after reading our booklet or need any help, feel free to contactus by e-mail. We are looking forward to answering all your questions as soon as possible!

4. The hospital

Hospital Clínico Universitario San Cecilio. Av. Doctor Olóriz 16, 18012 Granada. Tlf: +34 958 023 000

Hospital Universitario Virgen de las Nieves. Avda. de las Fuerzas Armadas, 2. Tlf: +34 958 020 009

Hospital de Rehabilitación y Traumatología. Carretera de Jaén, s/n. Tlf: +34 958 021 500

Centro de Salud Salvador Caballero. C/ Doctor Azpitarte nº 6. el: +34 958 285 694

It is advisable to bring your own working clothes, stethoscope, lamp and tourniquet, as well as a pair of preferably white shoes for the hospital.

WORKING CONDITIONS

Normally, the clerkship starts between 8,00 a.m. and 9,00 a.m. in the morning and lasts until 2.00 p.m. or 3.00 p.m. but it can vary depending on the department. Working days re Monday to Friday. Please ask your tutor about your timetable on the first day.

We know that this exchange does not only mean hard work in the hospital but it should also be a lot of fun! If you need one day off, please ask your tutor in advance. Otherwise, we’ll have trouble in organizing exchange programs for international students in future.

CERTIFICATES

You will get an IFMSA certificate after your clerkship. We will give to your tutor and at the end of your clerkship, he will sign and stamp it.

EVALUATION

We would like to evaluate some skills of your clekship for that reason, your tutor will have a test and he will be able to examine its performance, in order to we improve our system and other student profit from it in the future. So,  SCOPE (Standing Committe On Professional Exchange), SCORE (On Research Exchange), SCONE (On National Exchange) and SCOME (On Medical Education) will work and make an effort to improve the Exchange program and Medical Education. Thanks for your collaboration!

5. Dormitory

GENERAL

Normally, all our students are placed in a single or double room in the dormitory called Alhamar

The costs of the room are paid by the IFMSA. The rooms are equipped with a bed, a desk and a wardrobe.

Address: C/ Alhamar, 33-Bl.2-1ºA . 18005 GRANADA Telf. 958 081702 / 635 635023

WHAT TO TAKE WITH YOU

It is important to bring your own bedclothes. Some kitchens are equipped with dishes and kitchenware, but in some units there is nothing like that. So take no risks and bring your own stuff with you, if you don’t want to eat at the hospital.

WASHING

You can wash your clothes in the dormitory.

DIVISION

We don’t do the division of the rooms, so if you like to share a room with a certain person, please tell them at your arrival.

 

6. Bares and Clubs

-A Mac: C/Rosario, 10. www.amacbistrot.com

-Afrodisia Club: C/Almona del Boquerón. www.afrodisiaclub.com

-Alexis Viernes: Crtra. Atarfe, km.1. Santa Fe.

-A#Zero: Naranjos, 4. (Electro, electro-punk, tech-house…)

-Amador: C/Pintor López Mezquita, 13.

-D. Camilo Cervecería: Horno de Haza, 27.

-El Círculo: Elvira, 33. (Lounge Café) www.circulobar.com

-El Que salte estavalla y llo lo pille en dentro seba arepentir de abernacio yjo de puta el que salte esta balla y maricona cabaret: Pedro Antonio de Alarcón e/ Sócrates. (Disco-pub. Pop, rock, iindie, garage, funk, latinjazz, electro...)

-Enano Rojo: Elvira, 91. (Funky bar)

-La Estrella: Cuchilleros, 6.

-Estrellados Bar: Santa Paula, 19.

-Taberna La Flauta: C/Azacayas.

-La Felguera: C/Almona Vieja.

-La Gotera: Pedro Antonio, 77.

-Groc: c/Jesús y María, 2.

-Hypnosis: Sócrates, 25. (Rockmetal planet)

-Jardines Café Bar: C/Jardines, 23.

-Liberia: C/Duquesa.

-Qué será de LaLola: C/ Pintor Velázquez, 12 (until 0:30, drink 3€, beer 1€)

-Malvarrosa Café: c/Molinos, 15. www.malvarrosacafe.com

-Music Club Militant Pop: C/Rosario, 10. (Television Personalities, PJ Harvey, Lali Puna, Galaxie 500, Echo & The Bunnymen, The Arcade Fire, The Magnetic Fields, Dominique A, Los Planetas, Piano Magic,... and more. Militant Pop!! Do you believe in Revolution?)

-Musik-7 Cafetería-Pub: C/Rector Gª Duarte,6. (Live Music, free Wi-Fi…)

-Bar Navas: C/Navas, 14. (Different tapas)

-Ojánkano: C/Cedrán,7. (Rock)

-Pachamama: Horno de Haza, 23. (Live music: rock, punk rock, pop, fusion, ska, jazz, reggae...)

-Peaton Pub: Sócrates, 25. (Classic rock and pop)

-Sala Planta Baja: Horno de Abad, 11. (Concerts, sessions…) www.plantabaja.net

-El Perro Andaluz: C/Pedro Antonio de Alarcón, 61. (Rock and roll, hard rock and heavy)

-Poë: C/Paz esquina Verónica de la Magdalena. (Tapas, internacional cooking…)

-Sala Quilombo: Carril de San Cecilio, 21.

-El Rincón de Michael Landon: C/Rector García Duarte. (Tapas, culture, Trivial Landon Pirsuit, parties)...

-La Rocka: Pedro Antonio, 70. (Café Heavy-rock, DVD...)

-Soma: Pedro Antonio, 61. (Indie–pop evolution bar)

-El Son: c/Joaquín Costa, 13.

-Sónar: Martinez de la Rosa, 17. (Experimental art pub)

-Sugarpop: Gran Capitán, 25. (Djs)

-Sala La Telonera: C/Londres, 1. Armilla. (Concerts, exhibitionsexposiciones, Jam Sessions…)

-Bar La Tortuga: C/Elvira, 46. (Vegetarian tapas, flamenco, funky, ska... exhibitions)

-Sala El Tren: Crtra. Antigua de Málaga. (Concerts)



7. Important Phones

MEDICAL URGENCY

 

EMERGENCY

061

HOSPITAL SWITCHBOARD

958  020  000

RED CROSS

958 222 222

 

 

HOSPITAL IN THE CAPITAL

 

SAN CECILIO

958 023 259

INMACULADA CONCEPCIÓN

958 187 700

VIRGEN DE LAS NIEVES

958 020 002

MATERNITY AND CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL

958 020 043

TRAUMATOLOGY AND REHABILITATION

958 021 551

SAN JUAN DE DIOS

958 022 904

NUESTRA SEÑORA DE LA SALUD

958 808 880

 

 

DUTY CHEMIST

900 171 727

Gran Capitán, 9 (14 hours)

958 272 125

Recogidas, 48 (24 hours)

958 251 290

Puerta Real, 2 (24 hours)

958 263 113

Periodista José Mª Carulla, 8 (24 hours)

958 154 949

Avda. Dílar, 16 (24 hours)

958 811 806

Reyes Católicos 5 (24 hours)

958 262 664

 

 

SECURITY

 

FIREFIGHTER

080

NATIONAL POLICE

091

LOCAL POLICE

092

CIVIL GUARD

958 157 322

TRAFFIC

958 153 600

HELP

112

SEA RESCUE

900 202 202

HEADQUARTERS LOCAL POLICE

958 248 211

 

 
 
 
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