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How to write an attachment letter (with samples)

Are you in the process of applying for an internship? You will need to submit a cover letter as part of your application, just as you would do when applying for a job. However, applying for internships is quite different, as chances are that you have limited or no experience and limited qualifications. The question of how to write an attachment letter without experience is one that most people applying for an internship have a hard time answering.

Fortunately, even without experience, you can still be able to write a great cover letter the employers. If you are wondering how to write an attachment letter or you're looking for a sample letter that will guide you on how to draft yours, this guide is meant for you.

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Tips on how to write an attachment letter

So, how do you format your application? Which style of writing is acceptable when addressing a potential employer?

How to write an application letter for employment

1. Use a formal writing style

Even though you are not getting paid, an attachment is just as important as an actual job. Therefore, you should place the same importance when applying for an attachment position. You should thus write your attachment placement request in a formal style, just like you would with a job application or any other business letter. At no instant in the application should you use informal style (the kind you would use when writing a personal letter).

2. Make your cover letter unique

For some people, an internship application is the first instance they will be writing a formal letter. With little experience writing such a letter, combined with the limited experience and qualifications, some of them might be tempted to use a sample letter right off the internet, change a few details to personalise it, and then send it to their prospective employers.

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You should, however, avoid this tactic if you are looking to make an impression on the employers and increase your chances of getting an attachment. Instead, you should craft your cover letter from scratch and make it as unique to you as possible. Make sure that the tone of the writing, education experiences, skills, and everything else you include in the application describes you – and not hundreds of other people.

On top of that, you should make your attachment request is unique to each company you are applying to. Therefore, instead of writing one letter and changing a few details (such as the company name) you should consider writing a separate letter for each company. You can achieve this by researching each and every company you are applying to, more so the department you are looking to be placed. You should then include the skills, abilities, experiences, and qualifications that would make you a valuable asset to the company.

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3. Place emphasis on your academic experience

How do I write a cover letter with no experience and impress the employers? This is something that most people have a hard time figuring out when it comes to internship application. Fortunately, there are several ways you can impress employers, even with limited work experience. One of these ways is by placing emphasis on your academic experience, which will help to show employers that you have valuable skills.

Therefore, instead of just listing your academic qualifications, go deep and show how they make you a valuable prospective employee. For example, you can list academic projects you have worked on or led, academic competitions you have engaged in, and so on.

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When adding your academic experience, you should also list all experiences, even outside your field of study. For example, you can include short courses, online courses, education boot camps, and other experiences you have. These will help to show employers that you are determined to do more than just the bare minimum.

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4. Include your extracurricular experiences

Extracurricular experiences are another way you can be able to impress employers even with limited or no work experience. Therefore, you should include experiences such as sports participation, volunteer work, club membership, student government, university societies, art and music classes, hobbies such as photography, religious classes, paid and unpaid jobs (no matter how informal they were), and so on.

And just like with the academic experiences, you should do more than just listing them. Make sure you provide specific examples and explain how they make you a valuable prospective employee. For example, if listing debate club membership as an extracurricular activity, you can name debate competitions you participated in, how you contributed, and so on.

5. Include your skills and abilities

Skills and abilities are another way to impress employers when writing an attachment application letter. Good skills that can impress employers include communication skills, leadership skills, project management skills, computer skills, language skills, creative thinking skills, and so on.

When listing your skills and abilities, make sure to identify the strongest ones, and include the ones that will make you perfect for the company you are applying to. And just like with the other experiences, be sure to provide specific examples. For example, when listing leadership skills, you can mention the leadership roles you hold or have held in the past. You should also include certificates, awards, experiences, and other qualifications you have to support the skills you have listed

6. Proofread and edit the letter

Internship positions are usually very competitive, and as a result, employers have to use various methods to thin out the applicants. Any errors in your letter can thus result in you not getting the position you are applying for, regardless of how qualified you are. Therefore, before sending your letter, make sure that you thoroughly proofread it for any spelling and grammar mistakes it might have.

Other mistakes to look out for when proofreading and editing your letter include wordy sentences, complex phrases, and anything else that can make your letter hard to understand. In the end, your letter should be free of any grammatical errors, clear, brief, and to the point.

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What is the format of an attachment application letter?

Nowadays, most companies use online applications for both jobs and internship applications. In some of these cases, applications include forms that you only have to fill and submit. However, there are still companies that prefer the traditional letter writing style. And even where an online application is used, you might find some companies requiring you to upload a cover letter. In these cases, you will need to write a letter and get the format right – formal business letter format.

• Your name and address - Write your name, phone number, email address, and postal (or physical address) at the top right side of the page
• Business/employee name and adress - Write the business name and the contact person/department (where your application letter will be received) at the left side of the page – below your name and personal information.
• Salutation - salute the contact person, preferably with their name and in the format of “Dear Mr. X or Dear Mrs./Ms. Y”. Try researching the company you are applying to find the name of the contact person. In the event that you do not find the name, you can use the salutation “Dear Hiring Manager”. However, you should refrain from using “Dear Sir/Madam” and “To Whom It May Concern” as the former is very generic, while the latter might be taken to mean that you have no regards as to who receives your letter.
• Subject line – this is where you state the reason for the letter
• Introduction – start the letter with a brief introduction of yourself and why you are writing the letter (seeking internship position).
• Body - Provide information about your program of study and other relevant academic experiences that relate to the position. You should also provide your skills, abilities, and extracurricular activities that make you perfect for the position
• Conclusion – end the letter by thanking the hiring manager for their time. You can also include a contact number where you can be reached for interview scheduling.
• Signature – complete the letter by signing, followed by your name.

Attachment cover letter sample

[Applicant's Name ]

[Applicant's phone number]

[Applicant's email address]

[Applicant's address]

Mr./Mrs./Ms.

[Department/Position (for example, Human Resources Director)]

[Company Name]

[Company Address]

Dear Mr./Mrs./Ms. First and Last Name

RE: APPLICATION FOR A [insert number of months] MONTHS INTERNSHIP PLACEMENT

I am writing to apply for the [insert position] listed on your company’s careers website page.

My name is [John Smith] and I am an undergraduate student at [XYZ University]. I am currently in my third year, pursuing a [Bachelor’s of Science degree in Computer Science]. My curriculum is composed of modules like software engineering, database systems, network administration, computer systems security, and software implementations. I have also taken extra computer programming courses and can write programs in C++, Java, Python, and HTML language.

Last summer, I volunteered at [ABC academy’s computer programming summer boot camp], where I was involved in teaching high school students the basics of computer coding. Currently, I am currently working on a research project for the [XYZ University Computer Science Department].

I am a responsible, motivated, and quick-learning person, and can adapt easily to the culture of your company. I am also a great team player and have been involved in several group projects as part of my coursework.

I am confident that my academic background and my strong technical skills in computer programming will make me a great asset to your organisation. The internship position will also help me expand on my skills in the field of technology.

I have attached my resume and academic qualifications for review.

Thank you for consideration, and I look forward to hearing your response.

John Smith.

Not sure on how to write an attachment letter? The above tips, guidelines on the format, and the sample can guide you on how to create a good internship placement letter. Even with little or no experience, you can still be able to impress prospective employers and earn that internship placement you are seeking.

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How To Find A Clinical Attachment in the UK

• Working In The UK

If you are an international medical graduate (IMG) considering practising medicine in the UK, you may have investigated possible ways to gain clinical work experience. A great way to familiarise yourself with a UK doctor’s work and the National Health Service (NHS), which will be your employer, is to find clinical attachments. 

Moreover, completing a clinical attachment has been shown to be particularly beneficial before or shortly after passing part two of your PLAB (Professional and Linguistic Assessment Board) exam. As such, this article aims to provide you with insight into possible pathways to clinical attachments as an IMG.

What is a clinical attachment?

A clinical attachment is an opportunity to gain work experience in medicine, as well as an overview of the medical processes and systems in the UK. This takes place in the form of clinical placements which typically last two to four months and cost from £400. 

Your duties and responsibilities are limited; you will mostly be observing a consultant in a relevant specialty. After a certain period of clinical observation, you may undergo risk assessment which will allow you to begin taking on some clinical responsibilities.

Your duties will be restricted to:

Observing consultations

Participating in patient administration

Taking patient histories

Physical examination

Observing surgery

Eligibility

First and foremost, you must have already graduated from medical school, and hence possess an MBChB degree or equivalent; if you are still a medical student, you cannot apply. However, this does not mean you must wait until graduation to gain valuable clinical experience in the UK if you are contemplating working there in the future. 

You may wish to undertake a medical elective through a UK university as part of your medical degree programme. Requirements to apply for medical electives differ from university to university and you should consult their respective websites as they provide guidance on arranging an elective, as well as potential medical elective ideas. Moreover, you may even be able to acquire funding for completing your medical elective abroad.

Once you have completed medical school and are an IMG, you must meet certain criteria prior to your application:

Successful completion of a criminal records check

Documents giving your proof of identity

If you are not a native English speaker, you will need an IELTS or OET certificate at level 7.5 or an equivalent level of English that you can demonstrate

Occupational health clearance from the NHS trust

Attendance at the doctor’s induction day before the attachment commences, if applicable

Satisfactory references from referees cited in the application form

Finding Clinical Attachments

There are no specific nationwide application platforms for securing a clinical attachment. Instead, some individual NHS trusts or hospitals run their own clinical attachment programme. This means you can simply go onto their webpages and follow their application process. These programmes match you to a consultant working within your chosen specialty. 

Some examples of deaneries running an established clinical attachment programme are as follows:

Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust

Guy’s & Thomas’ Hospital

Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust

Moorfields Eye Hospital

University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde

This is not an exhaustive list; you can search for other clinical attachments by typing the name of your desired hospital + “clinical attachment” into Google.

Furthermore, you may visit hospital websites and navigate to a list of consultants working within your specialty of interest. There, you should also find their contact details and you can email them directly to ask for potential hospital placements or work. 

If you are unsure about individual consultants, you could also email the department administration team to ask about options and availability. Do not be discouraged if a consultant or department rejects your request, or does not reply at all, as they will have to dedicate a good amount of time and effort to your supervision, which can be rather difficult to manage for them. Keep on emailing consultants; after all, every rejection only brings you closer to a positive response.

Alternatively, you could try asking friends or family who already work in an NHS hospital, or know someone who does. Having contacts can prove advantageous in general, and therefore, you should try to take on every networking opportunity you come across, such as conferences and other international events.

Regardless of which route you take to find clinical work experience in the UK, there are specific details you should include in your email to consultants or departments when requesting a clinical attachment.

The BMA recommends including the following:

Your personal details

Your reasons for wanting to complete a clinical attachment

A brief outline of your medical background, your career ambitions, and why you are interested in this field in particular

What you hope to get from the clinical attachment

Your level of clinical expertise and your previous work experience in healthcare

Whether you are applying for GMC (General Medical Council) registration and what stage in the process you have reached

A current CV (you may wish to refer to further guidance on writing a good medical CV on the BMJ Careers website or get your CV checked by an expert )

International Doctors. British Medical Association. Available from: https://www.bma.org.uk/advice-and-support/international-doctors

Clinical Attachments. British Medical Association. Available from: https://www.bma.org.uk/advice-and-support/international-doctors/coming-to-work-in-the-uk/clinical-attachments

Guidance on Clinical Attachments. General Medical Council. Available from: https://www.gmc-uk.org/-/media/documents/DC4325_Clinical_attachments_guidance.pdf_57268650.pdf

Clinical Attachment. NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde. Available from: https://www.nhsggc.org.uk/working-with-us/hr-connect/policies-and-staff-governance/policies/clinical-attachment/#

Clinical Attachments an Electives. NHS University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire. Available from: https://www.westmidlandsdeanery.nhs.uk/Recruitment/Overseas-Doctors/Clinical-Attachment

Electives at medical school. NHS Healthcareers. Available from: https://www.healthcareers.nhs.uk/explore-roles/doctors/medical-school/electives-medical-school

Savvy IMG - https://thesavvyimg.co.uk/how-to-find-a-uk-clinical-attachment/

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Getting an invaluable attachment opportunity at a top hospital in Kenya takes more than just luck.

Your application letter needs to immediately grab attention and persuasively make your case .

This complete guide reveals the secrets to writing a winning attachment application letter.

From properly addressing the recipient, to succinctly introducing yourself, to expressing compelling interest, you’ll learn step-by-step techniques to showcase your qualifications.

Follow structured templates and real-world examples for highlighting relevant coursework and experience.

Discover how to make a confident but respectful attachment request while professionally closing with appreciation.

Use these proven tips to craft the high-impact application that gets you the life-shaping attachment you deserve at the ideal hospital.

Your next career-accelerating opportunity is waiting – let’s master the application letter that secures it!

How to write an application letter for attachment in a hospital in Kenya:

• Address the letter properly. Make sure to address the letter to the specific person or department handling attachments. Use their correct name and title.
• Introduce yourself. In 1-2 sentences, introduce yourself and your interest in an attachment position at the hospital. Include any relevant background or qualifications.
• Specify the attachment position wanted. State the specific attachment position or department you are applying for. Reference any job listings or contacts at the hospital.
• Highlight your skills and experience. Use 2-3 paragraphs to explain why you are qualified for this attachment, including relevant skills, knowledge, training, coursework, and prior experience/attachments.
• Express interest and fit. Describe why you are interested in this attachment at this specific hospital and how your skills would be a good fit for their needs and work.
• Request formal attachment. Politely request to be considered and approved for the attachment program/position at the hospital. Include your availability and commitment.
• Thank the recipient. Thank the reader for their time and consideration. Provide contact details and availability for further discussion.

Address the letter properly

When writing an application letter for an attachment position at a hospital in Kenya, it is crucial to address the letter properly .

This ensures it reaches the correct person and makes a professional first impression. Here are key tips:

Know who to address it to

Do research to find out the specific person or department that handles student attachments for the hospital. Often there is an Attachments Coordinator or HR Manager.

Get the correct name and title of this person. Properly addressing them shows care.

Generic letters “to whom it may concern” may not get proper attention.

Use a formal title

Address them by their title and surname (e.g. Dr. Mwenda or Mr. Oduor). This shows respect.

Only use their first name if you already know them personally. Otherwise, keep it formal.

Check contact details

Verify the hospital address, email and/or phone number they should be contacted at. This prevents misdirection.

Hospital addresses often have departments or units included.

Follow a formal format

Structure the address in a formal business letter format . This gives a professional impression.

Each element should be on a separate line:

• Recipient’s title and name
• Department/position
• Hospital name
• Full postal address

Getting the address correct ensures your application letter gets directly to the right person able to process it.

Taking time on these details matters and will position your attachment application more professionally.

Introduce yourself

A strong application letter for an attachment position introduces who you are and your interest right up front. Effective introduction paragraphs:

• Identify yourself and academic institution
• Specify your level of study
• Introduce your field of study and specialization
• Express interest in an attachment at the hospital
• Highlight key relevant background and qualifications

Here are tips for writing a compelling introduction:

Lead with Name and Institution

State your full name upfront in the first line. This allows immediate identification.

Follow with your university or college in the next line.

My name is Jane Wambui and I am a student at Kenyatta University completing my Bachelor’s in Nursing.

Specify Academic Level

• Clearly state your current level of study – 3rd year, 4th year, Master’s, etc.
• This helps establish your stage of training and competencies.

I am currently in my final year of studies.

Introduce Field of Study

• Name your degree program and area of concentration or specialization.
• This highlights your relevant knowledge base.

I am pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Nursing , specializing in pediatric care .

Express Interest in Attachment

• Directly state your interest in an attachment at the specific hospital.
• This frames the purpose of your letter.

I am very interested in pursuing a nursing student attachment at Kenyatta National Hospital .

Highlight Relevant Background

• Note 1-2 pieces of your background or qualifications relevant to the attachment.
• This provides support for your application.

I have completed coursework in pediatric health and family care and previously shadowed nurses at Children’s Hospital .

A polished introduction establishes your credentials and directly expresses interest in an attachment opportunity. Taking time on this paragraph can make a strong first impression.

Specify the attachment position wanted

When applying for an attachment at a hospital, it is important to clearly specify the exact position or department you are interested in. This allows the hospital to direct your application appropriately. Here are tips:

Be specific about the attachment opportunity

• Name the precise role, department, or program you wish to attach to.
• Reference any job codes or listings . Avoid vagueness.

I wish to apply for an attachment as a Student Nurse with the Pediatrics Department at Kenyatta National Hospital.

Mention duration/timeframe needed

• State how long of an attachment you need, such as 2 months or 6 weeks.
• Consider their minimum or maximum attachment duration.

I am hoping to complete a 3 month long attachment starting in June 2023 after my exams.

Refer to any contacts

• If you’ve been referred by someone at the hospital, mention their name.
• This can provide a point of reference.

I was informed about attachment opportunities by Dr. David Mutiso in the Neonatal Unit .

Show understanding of any requirements

• Reference any prerequisites, courses, skills required for the role.
• Demonstrate you meet any expectations.

As a 4th year nursing student, I have completed coursework in Pediatric Care, Vaccinations, and Phlebotomy as required for this attachment.

Reiterate your fit and interest

• Close by restating your strong interest and fit for this specific attachment.

I believe my experience and studies make me a strong candidate for this pediatric nursing attachment opportunity.

Being specific about the exact attachment opportunity desired displays your understanding of their program. Take time to clarify the details of the position you are applying for.

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Highlight your skills and experience

A key part of a hospital attachment application letter is highlighting your relevant skills, knowledge, and experience for the position.

This section provides evidence for why you are qualified. Follow these tips:

Open with your motivation for this field

Explain what draws you to this field or role to show your genuine interest.

Pediatric nursing has been my passion since volunteering at a children’s home during high school.

List your relevant coursework

Name classes, labs, and training directly tied to attachment duties.

Relevant coursework includes Pediatric Nursing, Child Psychology, Growth Development, and Family Care.

Summarize hands-on experiences

Include attachments, internships, clinics, or volunteer work. Quantify hours or duration if possible.

I gained experience caring for young patients during my 3-week nursing attachment at Kijabe Mission Hospital.

Highlight relevant skills

What abilities from your training would apply? Clinical skills? Communication, charting?

Through my coursework I have developed strong pediatric assessment skills and comfortable phlebotomy technique.

Show understanding of professional expectations

Demonstrate you have researched their protocols, values, and nursing practices.

I appreciate KNH’s commitment to family-centered care and continuity of care across departments.

Mention any specialties or strengths

Note any unique competencies, training, or interests you bring.

I am particularly interested in gaining neonatal experience during this attachment.

Quantifying relevant training and competencies can powerfully convey your qualifications. Be detailed in matching your background to the attachment opportunity.

Express interest and fit

Expressing sincere interest and enthusiasm is critical for an attachment application letter.

Thoughtfully explaining why you are drawn to the specific hospital and see it as an excellent fit will make you stand out. Here are proven techniques:

Discuss why this hospital interests you

What about their reputation, services, or values is appealing? Be specific.

KNH’s wide range of specialty departments and commitment to research strongly appeals to me.

Talk about why you would be a great fit there

What do you offer that matches their needs?

My passion for evidence-based family care aligns well with KNH’s holistic approach.

Show you understand their work culture

Research what past attachés or staff say. Does their mission resonate?

Friends who have attached at KNH have described an empowering learning environment.

Explain how the attachment would benefit your goals

What experience and exposure will help further your education and career?

The direct patient contact and specialized mentorship at KNH will greatly accelerate my nursing skills.

Imagine your potential future at this hospital

Can you envision being part of their team long-term? Come across as committed.

I hope to establish myself at KNH and contribute for years to come after graduation.

Be enthusiastic and complimentary

Use positive language. Avoid sounding entitled or demanding.

I would be incredibly grateful for the opportunity to attach with KNH’s respected Pediatrics team!

Making a personal connection and sharing your genuine interest can distinguish your attachment application. Spend time on this section.

Request formal attachment

An essential component of an attachment application letter is directly requesting that your application be approved and the attachment arranged.

This should communicate your commitment and availability.

Follow these techniques:

Make a clear formal request

Use language like “I would like to formally request” or “I am writing to apply”

I am writing to formally request consideration for a nursing student attachment position…

Note your attachment availability

Are there specific dates or a timeframe that work for you?

My schedule is flexible, and I am available full-time for a 2 month attachment starting in June 2023.

Emphasize your commitment

• Stress how seriously you are taking this opportunity.

I am extremely committed to fully engaging in and contributing to the department during my attachment.

Inquire about next steps

Ask what the process is after submitting your application. Interviews? Background checks?

Please advise me as to the next steps in the application and placement process.

Follow instructions if provided

• Some hospitals may have specific instructions for applying. Make sure to follow them.

As directed on your website, I have attached a CV, transcript, and reference letter.

Give appreciation in advance

Thank them politely for consideration even if not yet approved.

Thank you in advance for your time and consideration of my attachment application.

Making the ask directly is important. Be clear in formally requesting an attachment opportunity while also expressing flexibility, commitment and appreciation.

Thank the recipient

It is important to close an attachment application letter by thanking the reader for their time and consideration.

A polished, grateful concluding paragraph makes a positive final impression. Use these closing techniques:

Express appreciation

Thank them sincerely for reviewing your application materials.

Thank you very much for taking the time to review my attachment application.

Reiterate your enthusiasm

Restate your strong interest in an attachment at their hospital.

I am incredibly excited by the prospect of completing an attachment with your team.

Provide contact details

Supply your phone number, email, location so they can reach you.

Please contact me at [email protected] or 0700-123-456 with any further questions.

Note availability

Mention if you have upcoming exams or when you could start.

I am available to start a full-time attachment from June through August of this year.

Encourage further discussion

Say you welcome the chance to discuss the opportunity in more detail.

I would be happy to meet with you and learn more about attachment possibilities at your hospital.

Ask what you should expect after submitting your application.

Please let me know if any interviews, assessments or documentation are required next.

Polite, enthusiastic gratitude and availability to discuss next steps further will leave a great final impression.

A strong closing builds a relationship with the reader and asks for the next conversation.

Example of application letter for attachment in a hospital

Before we close this, here is an example application letter for an attachment position at a hospital:

20th February 2023

Head of Attachments Program Human Resources Department Kenyatta National Hospital Hospital Road Nairob i

Dear Sir/Madam,

My name is Jane Mutua and I am a final year Bachelor’s Degree student pursuing Nursing at the University of Nairobi. I am writing to formally request consideration for a nursing student attachment position with the Pediatrics Department at Kenyatta National Hospital.

I have a strong passion for pediatric care, especially neonatal health, stemming from my volunteer work at a local children’s home. Through my nursing coursework, I have developed expertise in areas including Pediatric Nursing, Growth Development, Child Psychology, and Vaccination Administration. I previously completed a 2-month attachment on the Neonatal Unit at Coast General Hospital where I gained valuable hands-on experience caring for critically ill newborns.

I am particularly interested in attaching with Kenyatta National Hospital because of the wide scope of pediatric specialty experience I would receive. Friends who have completed attachments at KNH have raved about the supportive learning environment and clinical exposure. I appreciate your hospital’s holistic, family-centered care philosophy and am eager to learn from your talented pediatric nursing team.

My schedule is very flexible, and I am available for full-time attachment duties starting in June 2023 after completing my exams. I am ready to fully commit myself to engaged participation, learning, and contributing during my time at KNH. Please advise me as to the next steps in the application process. I have attached my CV, academic transcript, and a letter of recommendation as required.

Thank you in advance for considering my attachment application. This would be an invaluable opportunity to refine my nursing skills and learn from the best pediatric team in the country. I can be reached at 0721-345-678 or [email protected] to discuss this further and look forward to hearing from you.

Download the example of application letter for attachment in a hospital in PDF below?.

Key Takeaways

• Address the letter properly to the right contact using formal business format.
• Introduce yourself lead with name, institution, field of study, and interest.
• Specify the exact attachment position wanted, duration, contacts, and requirements.
• Highlight relevant skills and experience like coursework, competencies, and understanding of their protocols.
• Express sincere interest and fit based on research of the hospital’s culture and needs.
• Formally request the attachment noting your commitment, appreciation, and availability.
• Thank the recipient for considering your application and provide contact details.

Carefully structuring an engaging, detailed, and polite attachment application letter will position you strongly for the opportunity.

Take time to highlight your unique qualifications while also expressing genuine fit and enthusiasm .

Follow up promptly to further discuss attaching with the hospital’s team.

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Medical Internship Cover Letter Example (Full Text Version)

Dear Sir/Madam,

Please accept my application for the Medical Internship within Brando Hospital in High River, Canada as I believe that the combination of my previous experience, field education, and developed skills set makes me a perfect candidate for the role. Moreover, if given the opportunity, I will be coming to you with a pro-active approach, an excellent work ethic, and a strong determination to meet all your goals and expectations.

As stated in my enclosed resume, I am a third-year Medicine student at the Swansea University, where I am among the top 2% of students with the best academic results. On top of academia, I also participate in multiple extracurricular activities, for instance, Medical Society, Psychology Society, and Riding Club. The involvement in these activities has helped me to become an effective team player and taught me how to work with people from various countries, cultures, and backgrounds. As a part of my studies, I also served as a Medical & Health Volunteer in Ethiopia for three months. This tremendous experience has allowed me to work with various field professionals and experts and gave me a great opportunity to focus more on helping others.

Additionally, I worked as a Medical Intern at High River General Hospital for more than four months. There, I was mainly in charge of communicating with patients, scheduling appointments, and maintaining and organizing confidential files and records. Besides that, I assisted in the patients' assessments, collected their blood pressure and temperature, and prepared examination rooms. For constantly executing perfect work, I was awarded Intern of the Month.

Last but not least, I am a native Portuguese speaker with a proficiency in English and a basic knowledge of Chinese. Offering a strong attention to detail and accuracy, great manual dexterity and physical stamina, and the ability to remain calm under pressure, I am certain the I would execute the role successfully. Thank you for your time and consideration and I look forward to hearing back from you in the near future.

Kind regards,

Milan Šaržík, CPRW

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Cardiff and Vale University Health Board are pleased to offer clinical attachment placements . A clinical attachment is a short term unpaid placement for a qualified international doctor who needs experience of the NHS. This is an observer role only and the doctor doing a clinical attachment will not have direct patient contact or take on any responsibility .

Clinical attachments are available for the following:

• Doctors who have qualified abroad and would like to gain some experience of UK culture and the NHS
• Doctors returning to practice following a break
• Doctors requesting experience of a particular specialty to aid career choice

All Clinical Attachment doctors will still need to undertake the same checks as any other member of staff working for the NHS, including Occupational Health clearance and the Disclosure Barring Service (DBS) clearance or International Police Checks.

The Application Process

If you wish to apply for a clinical attachment at Cardiff & Vale UHB you will FIRST NEED TO FIND A SUPERVISING CONSULTANT who will be willing to supervise and support you whilst on your attachment.

The Medical Resourcing & Systems team will not be able to assist with this process in finding a supervising consultant .

If there are no individual consultant email addresses located on our webpages, there may be a department email address or phone number you can call to make an inquiry. Ask about who would be best to contact in the department about arranging an attachment.

You can  also try contacting the Department Directorate Office, Medical Secretary or Rota co-ordinator for the specialty you are interested in

Take note, you may need to email dozens of Consultants to get a response but the more you email, the more likely it is you’ll be successful.

Do not be discouraged if a consultant or department rejects your request, or does not reply at all, as they will have to dedicate a good amount of time and effort to your supervision, which can be rather difficult to manage for them and the UHB receive a lot of Clinical Attachment applications on a daily basis. Keep on emailing consultants; after all, every rejection only brings you closer to a positive response.

Alternatively, you could try asking friends or family who already work in an NHS hospital, or know someone who does. Having contacts can prove advantageous in general, and therefore, you should try to take on every networking opportunity you come across, such as conferences and other international events.

Once your request is agreed with a Supervising Consultant you will need to follow the digital application process below but  If your supervising consultant has not agreed or you do not include their details, your application  will be  automatically rejected by our systems.

PLACES ARE LIMITED PER MONTH AND IF THE MONTHLY QUOTA IS REACHED THE APPLICATION WILL AUTOMATICALLY BE REJECTED EVEN IF AGREED WITH A CONSULTANT.

If this happens you will need to speak to your supervising consultant for a later starting date.

Our emergency departments are currently extremely busy, and you may face a long wait to be seen. More information is available on alternative services .

Clinical attachments

East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust (ESHT) are pleased to offer clinical attachment placements at Conquest Hospital and Eastbourne District General Hospital. A clinical attachment is a short term unpaid placement for a qualified doctor who needs experience of the NHS. This is an observer role only and the doctor doing a clinical attachment will not have direct patient contact or take on any responsibility. Clinical attachments are available for the following:

• Doctors who have qualified abroad and would like to gain some experience of UK culture and the NHS
• Doctors returning to practice following a break (eg maternity leave or ill health)
• Doctors requesting experience of a particular specialty to aid career choice

ESHT gives priority to high calibre doctors who have an intention to apply for a vacant position in the Trust. However, please note that doing a clinical attachment does not automatically secure a position at the Trust.

In accordance with Home Office recommendations, attachments are limited to a maximum of 4 weeks.  Only one attachment per person is permitted.

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If you wish to apply for a clinical attachment at ESHT  you will first need to find a Consultant Supervisor  who will be willing to supervise and support you whilst at ESHT. Following this either you or your Clinical Supervisor may apply for a clinical attachment. If this information is not included, your application  will be  rejected.

Due to the large volume of requests we receive for clinical attachments, we cannot guarantee a place for you as places are limited. You may have to be put on a waiting list even if you have found a consultant supervisor and provided the required documents. 

If you do not hear from us within 4 weeks, please assume your application has not been successful.

The Clinical Attachment Application Form can be found by clicking here: Clinical attachment Form:

Send your Application Form to :  [email protected]

Thank you for your application. Due to the large volume of requests we receive for Clinical Attachments, we cannot guarantee a place for you as places are limited.

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If you have a medical condition for which adjustments are required to enable you to carry out your placement, you must inform the Medical Education Department in advance of your placement.

Information will be given to you on starting your placement as to actions to take in the event of you sustaining a needle-stick injury or body fluid exposure.

Please contact the Occupational Health and Wellbeing Department if you develop any of / or a combination of the symptoms listed below:

• Unexplained weight loss
• Unexplained fever, particularly at night
• Unexplained breathlessness or persistent chest pain
• Unexplained cough lasting longer than three weeks, especially if you are producing sputum

If your Clinical Attachment Application is successful, an administration fee of £50 will be payable before your arrival.  Payment details will be sent with your confirmation letter.

Accommodation (once you have an Attachment agreed)

If your clinical attachment is agreed, we will provide you with contact details for our accommodation officers at Eastbourne DGH and Conquest Hospital, Hastings who will be able to advise you of availability of hospital accommodation and fees.

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A clinical attachment can be a valuable experience for a medical doctor who wants to work in the UK. This attachment provides an opportunity for medical doctors to observe and participate in clinical practice in the UK, gaining valuable insights into the UK healthcare system and the expectations of medical professionals. Clinical attachments can be arranged with various medical institutions and departments across the UK, including hospitals, clinics, and research centres. During a clinical attachment, medical doctors can work alongside experienced professionals, gaining practical skills and knowledge that can be applied to their work in the future. Additionally, clinical attachments can help medical doctors build relationships with colleagues and mentors, providing valuable networking opportunities in the UK healthcare system. By participating in a clinical attachment, medical doctors can enhance their professional development and gain a deeper understanding of the UK healthcare system, improving their chances of success as a medical professional in the UK.

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A Clinical Attachment at Ashford and St Peter’s Hospital’s NHS Foundation Trust is an unpaid six-week placement to enable doctors to get experience in the UK.

The six week programme consists of a settling in and Induction week, followed by five weeks rotation through different specialties. These specialties will be varied, but we will try to take into account the interests of candidates as much as possible.

The six weeks period will include multiple different Education Opportunities, including, but not limited to:

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During the programme, candidates will be fully supported by an Educational Supervisor for the entire six weeks, a Clinical Supervisor for each specialty and a team of others that will be able to provide pastoral and educational support.

During the last week of an attachment programme, we will invite candidates to take part in an OSCE style assessment, after which, if deemed suitable, the candidate will be offered a two year fixed term contract at Ashford and St Peters. During this employment, we will aim to give you a rotational programme containing at least one of your preferred specialties, access to the Foundation Programme e-Portfolio system and an Educational/Clinical Supervisor, which will set the doctor up with the same skills and experiences as a doctor finishing the Foundation Programme. If after an offer of employment is made, the doctor decides not to work with us, they would be liable to pay fees associate with the attachment, including any accommodation costs incurred by the Trust. Provided offers of employment are accepted, there are no fees to pay.

Our programme has a good success rate for taking PLAB2 after the programme has ended, and provides excellent insight into the NHS and the work we do.

Candidates must have in order to undertake a Clinical Attachment with us:

• Expected capability to gain full GMC Registration soon after attachment. This includes:  
• One year of internship
• Completion of PLAB1 exam
• Suitable IELTS or OET result
• Other route to join the GMC Register, including holding suitable postgraduate qualifications  
• Allowance for Visa or other right to be in the UK.

All Clinical Attachment doctors will still need to undertake the same checks as any other member of staff working the Trust, including Occupational Health clearance and the Disclosure Barring Service (DBS) clearance.

The programme is run three times a year, February, May and October (although this may be subject to change depending on prevailing circumstances), and this will be advertised on NHS Jobs approximately two months before the attachment Start Date.

All applications must be made via NHS Jobs .

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• Initiate, alter or stop the treatment of a patient on your own diagnosis
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• Take part in obtaining or witnessing the signature by or on behalf of a patient on a form of consent to treatment  
• A Clinical Attachment must not take the history from, examine or undertake a procedure on a patient unless his/her prior informed consent had been obtained and must be under the supervision of a supervising consultant.  
• All attendance in hospital clinical areas must be supervised. Doctors on clinical attachment are not normally permitted to visit intensive therapy units or visit areas other than their base department without the express permission of the head of department or supervising consultant.  
• The Clinical Attachment Doctor is required at all times to behave in accordance with departmental policies and protocols and the policies and procedures established by the Trust.  
• The Clinical Attachment may be withdrawn at any time if they are found to be in breach of any Trust policies or procedures or the terms of this agreement. It may also be withdrawn for any other reason at the discretion of the Medical Director. The Doctor will normally be given a reason for withdrawal of the attachment.  
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Sample industrial attachment letter and how to write an industrial attachment application letter

Last updated on: June 14, 2023 by Kenyayote Reporter 55 Comments

Industrial attachment also known by many as internship normally lasts for three months but the duration differs from institution to institution. Some companies pay for industrial attachment while others do not pay (in an article we had written earlier, we provided a list of companies that pay for industrial attachment).  To increase your chances of getting an industrial attachment you have to write an appealing attachment letter.

When writing an industrial attachment application letter or internship application letter be precise and ensure that there are no grammatical or spelling errors in your letter.  Company directors have no time to read very long letters.  Also, ensure that you have attached your CV to accompany your industrial attachment application letter.  Do not be worried about the content in your CV, the company directors or human resource department understand that you are a student so they don’t expect much in your CV.

How to write application letter: Formal format

•  At the top of the application letter should be your address then followed by the address of the company or receiver. It is not advisable to write your name at the top of a letter.   (Check for the sample application letter below)
• Thereafter the salutation .  Use  Sir or Madam if you do not know the name of the person you are writing to.
• Reference (This is the title of the application letter) example Application for internship in the engineering department
• Opening paragraph : This paragraph should state the position you are applying to or for and how you knew of the position. It should also contain a basic introduction of who you are.
• Body paragraph : Explain why you are interested in the position you are applying for, demonstrate your understanding of the position, talk about your qualification and skills in brief as they will be contained in your CV.
• Conclusion Paragraph : State that you are ready to take the opportunity fairly. Thank the employer for her/his consideration in advance.
• Closing remarks or complimentary remarks: End your letter “Yours Sincerely”  if you have begun it with a person’s title and family name. If you have begun “Dear Sir or Madam”, then end your letter “Yours faithfully”

(Your handwritten signature)

Your name typed

Below find a sample attachment letter.

Elvis Lewis

P.O BOX 3556-3767,

December 3, 2013

Ziteck Broadcasting Corporation

P O Box 5755-73623

Dear Sir/Madam,

REF: INDUSTRIAL ATTACHMENT

I am a 3rd-year student pursuing mass media and communication at Dadan University and I wish to apply for an attachment. It is a requirement that I spend three months in an industry that is related to my field of study prior to the final year programme.

As indicated in my CV, I have been working as a writer in the campus press and also s a CNN Ireporter. On June 23rd, 2013,   I was selected to represent our country at a student journalism conference in Israel. Your company is very suitable for me in terms of my area of interest and your location.

I shall be most grateful if my application is considered favorably.

Yours faithfully,

Important Expressions that you might need to include when writing your cover letter

• I am writing in response to your advertisement…for the position of…
• As attached in my resume/CV
• Kindly find attached my CV
• With reference to your advertisement in the Kenyayote Magazine
• I am available for interview whenever  convenient for you
• I would be grateful if you…
• I am writing to…

Other unique sample letters that you will find on our website include industrial attachment request letter, department letter, deans letter of attachment, Recommendation letter, Apology letter, Job application letter, Appreciation letter, Thank you letter, Complaint letter, Congratulation letter, Cover letter, Inquiry letter, Interview thank you letter, Love letter, Break up letter, Marriage letter, Resignation letter, Retirement letter among many other types of letters.

More updated and professional sample attachment application letters in word document are available online at muthurwa.com for Ksh. 107 or $1.40. Check the bottom of this page on how to download them .

You can also find a sample industrial attachment report or internship report.

No free report-writing service, please!! For free services kindly check the example of the attachment letter above.

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The Clinical Attachment is a clinical training program offered by the Postgraduate Medical Education Deanship at Mohammed Bin Rashid University of Medicine and Health Sciences(MBRU) at Dubai Health. Healthcare providers and students interested in professional development in the administrative, medical, dental, and allied health professions will benefit by acquiring high-quality education and training opportunities that will serve the needs of patients through the advancement of healthcare delivery. The training consists of observership or hands-on experiences, with opportunities for clinical rotations at Dubai Health facilities supported by evaluation from expert supervisors. Clinical Attaché’s will be equipped with the knowledge and fulfilling their clinical experience gap. After the successful completion of the program, the Attaché will receive a Certificate of Completion of Training from Dubai Health.

Eligibility: UAE nationals, residents and visitors who are: individual healthcare providers, doctors with a gap of practice, and university students.

Duration: The minimum period of attachment requested is 2 weeks and the maximum is 36 weeks in one year. Placement is subject to the availability of training spots.

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Dr. Gheneya Alshamsi

Thank you for considering the MBRU-Dubai HealthClinical Attachment program. Being the Director of Clinical Attachment, it gives me immense pleasure to welcome you to the Clinical Attachment program which is offered by Postgraduate Medical Education.

The Clinical Attachment provides an opportunity for all healthcare and non-healthcare professionals interested, to explore and identify healthcare systems in the Emirate of Dubai. Join us for Clinical Attachment to observe or practice clinical hands-on training in DAHC facilities in line with international standards of patient safety, security, and confidentiality.

• All clinical attachment requests are subject to pre-placement review and the applicant will not be able to commence until the review has been completed.
• All Attaché must submit the Official Health Clearance Certificate at or before the time of commencement. You will not be permitted to be in contact with patients without such evidence.

Observership Attachment

Trainee spends a period of time in a monitored observed environment to gain knowledge through observation of clinical care provided at DAHC facilities.

Applicants are required to provide the following:

• Evidence of immunity to: hepatitis B, measles and rubella, and Covid19
• Evidence of negative status with respect to: HIV, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, tuberculosis, and syphilis (VDRL)
• Attained within the last 2 years, an ILETS Academic overall score 6 or TOEFL iBT minimum of 80

Hands-on Attachment

Trainee spends a period of time in a monitored, supervised environment where he/she is able to carry out clinical tasks as assigned by a supervisor at DAHC Facilities.

• Evidence of negative status with respect to: HIV, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, tuberculosis, syphilis (VDRL)
• Valid License
• Malpractice insurance
• Recommendation letter
• Attained within the last 2 years, an ILETS Academic overall score 6 or TOEFL iBT minimum of 8

Required Documents

• Passport copy
• Emirates ID
•  Visa copy: illustrates that the applicant has permission to stay in the UAE for the duration of the clinical attachment.
• If you are a student, provide an updated letter “To Whom It May Concern” from your University.
• If you are an employee, provide an updated letter “To Whom It May Concern” from your Employer.
• Otherwise, provide an updated “Police Clearance Certificate” from the relevant Ministry of Interior Agency /Police Department/Equivalent.

Please note: DAHC preserves the right to ask for further documents

Note: *UAE nationals and DAHC employees are exempt from the Clinical Attachment training day rate fee.

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A Clinical Attachment at Ashford and St Peter’s Hospital’s NHS Foundation Trust is an unpaid six-week placement to enable doctors to get experience in the UK.

The six week programme consists of a settling in and Induction week, followed by five weeks rotation through different specialties. These specialties will be varied, but we will try to take into account the interests of candidates as much as possible.

The six weeks period will include multiple different Education Opportunities, including, but not limited to:

• Corporate Induction
• IT Training
• Resus Training
• Grand Rounds
• Teaching sessions in various specialties

During the programme, candidates will be fully supported by an Educational Supervisor for the entire six weeks, a Clinical Supervisor for each specialty and a team of others that will be able to provide pastoral and educational support.

During the last week of an attachment programme, we will invite candidates to take part in an OSCE style assessment, after which, if deemed suitable, the candidate will be offered a two year fixed term contract at Ashford and St Peters. During this employment, we will aim to give you a rotational programme containing at least one of your preferred specialties, access to the Foundation Programme e-Portfolio system and an Educational/Clinical Supervisor, which will set the doctor up with the same skills and experiences as a doctor finishing the Foundation Programme. If after an offer of employment is made, the doctor decides not to work with us, they would be liable to pay fees associate with the attachment, including any accommodation costs incurred by the Trust. Provided offers of employment are accepted, there are no fees to pay.

Our programme has a good success rate for taking PLAB2 after the programme has ended, and provides excellent insight into the NHS and the work we do.

Candidates must have in order to undertake a Clinical Attachment with us:

• Expected capability to gain full GMC Registration soon after attachment. This includes:  
• One year of internship
• Completion of PLAB1 exam
• Suitable IELTS or OET result
• Other route to join the GMC Register, including holding suitable postgraduate qualifications  
• Allowance for Visa or other right to be in the UK.

All Clinical Attachment doctors will still need to undertake the same checks as any other member of staff working the Trust, including Occupational Health clearance and the Disclosure Barring Service (DBS) clearance.

The programme is run three times a year, February, May and October (although this may be subject to change depending on prevailing circumstances), and this will be advertised on NHS Jobs approximately two months before the attachment Start Date.

All applications must be made via NHS Jobs .

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For any queries regarding the Clinical Attachment programme, please contact: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

The Honorary contract is subject to the following provisions:

• A Clinical Attachment, must not in any circumstances  
• Initiate, alter or stop the treatment of a patient on your own diagnosis
• Order diagnostic investigations, request radiological examinations or order blood to be crossed-matched
• Take part in obtaining or witnessing the signature by or on behalf of a patient on a form of consent to treatment  
• A Clinical Attachment must not take the history from, examine or undertake a procedure on a patient unless his/her prior informed consent had been obtained and must be under the supervision of a supervising consultant.  
• All attendance in hospital clinical areas must be supervised. Doctors on clinical attachment are not normally permitted to visit intensive therapy units or visit areas other than their base department without the express permission of the head of department or supervising consultant.  
• The Clinical Attachment Doctor is required at all times to behave in accordance with departmental policies and protocols and the policies and procedures established by the Trust.  
• The Clinical Attachment may be withdrawn at any time if they are found to be in breach of any Trust policies or procedures or the terms of this agreement. It may also be withdrawn for any other reason at the discretion of the Medical Director. The Doctor will normally be given a reason for withdrawal of the attachment.  
• The honorary contract allows The Attachment Doctor to access Education, Library and other research facilities operated by the Trust and the provision of hospital records. Use of library facilities is subject to departmental guidelines.

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