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Beyond the Injury · Ghazi AlQasem

Amman, Jordan · Since 2023

Healthcare career exploration in Jordan. Meet the work
before the title.

VocationX makes healthcare careers tangible for high school students—and opens a new door into healthcare technology for university students.

See the experience

Events delivered

350+

Students reached

Amman schools

Four VocationX students smiling at an event in Amman

VocationX / 01

Students in the room

Meet the people on the path

UniBuddy Program.

Meet a student. See the path differently. Connect with someone living medical school right now and ask about the study, the choices, and the parts no brochure can tell you.

Mentor conversations are via WhatsApp only

UniBuddy / 01

Walid Nasif

6th Year Medical Student
at The Hashemite University

Ask someone further along what changes as medical school unfolds.

UniBuddy / 02

Nataly Sharab

4th Year Medical Student
at The Hashemite University

Bring your questions about the day-to-day reality of medical school.

UniBuddy / 03

Masa Sakkijha

4th Year Medical Student
at RCSI Bahrain

Get a student’s perspective on finding your place in medicine.

UniBuddy / 04

Ibrahim Raed

4th Year Medical Student
at RCSI Bahrain

Curious about studying medicine in Bahrain? Have a real conversation.

UniBuddy / 05

Zain Armouti

2nd Year Medical Student
at JUST

Wondering what the early years of medicine are really like? Start here.

UniBuddy / 06

Faisal Abu Esh-Shaer

Final Year Medical Student
at RCSI Dublin

Ask about studying medicine in Dublin and reaching the final year of medical school.

Choose a student, tell us a little about yourself, then continue the conversation on WhatsApp.

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The honest beginning

A career is too important to guess at.

Medicine is more than a white coat and a good grade. It is the calm in a crisis, the discipline behind a diagnosis, and the ability to keep learning when the answer is not obvious.

We put students in the room with the tools, questions, and people that make healthcare real—so they can choose a direction with their eyes open.

Find your starting point

Inside a VocationX day

Not a talk about healthcare.
A day inside it.

Curiosity gets you in. Practice, conversation, and reflection help you decide what comes next.

VocationX facilitator demonstrating CPR on training mannequins

01 / Do the work

Hands on, from the first hour.

Suturing, CPR, auscultation, reflexes—skills that turn “I think I could” into “I’ve tried.”

Students in a small group discussion during a VocationX event

02 / Ask better questions

Small groups. Real answers.

03 / See the whole picture

The path is bigger than the procedure.

Case presentations, applications, mock interviews, and honest conversations with doctors.

The session menu

A little less theory.
A lot more real.

Every event is shaped with working clinicians, university students, and the questions young people actually bring with them.

01Suturing & clinical technique

02Cardiac auscultation

03CPR & AED response

04Patient case presentations

05Muscular reflexes

06College applications

07Mock medical interviews

08Conversations with doctors

Two ways in

Wherever you are,
start with experience.

Student speaking at a VocationX event podium

For high school students

Find out if medicine feels like you.

Come curious. Leave with a clearer sense of the work, the study, and the person you want to become.

What we’re opening next

Healthcare is changing. So should the introduction.

Robotics

VR in medicine

Bioinformatics

Data science

Prosthetics

And the questions between

What the room remembers

The numbers tell you we showed up.

Five events. More than 350 students. Ten schools across Amman. But the evidence we care about most is quieter: the question asked after the session, the confidence in a student’s hands, the next step taken on purpose.

events delivered

350+

students reached

schools in Amman

Open

questions worth asking

In their own words

“I made sure that I did not want to study medicine after this program, but it was an amazing experience, thank you!”

Omar Bundukji

Student participant

“Thank you so much for this event! It was a great experience, but I think it was too short, please make it more than two days next time.”

Masa Hattab

Student participant

“My daughter came back home very happy from these past two days, thank you so much VocationX for this wonderful experience! Looks like she’s definitely going into medicine.”

Parent feedback

Parent of a student participant