The German Medical studies curriculum requires from students to complete four month-long internships in different facilities before entering year six (last study year, practical year). I have already done three and decided to do my last one in my hometown Sulaimania in Autonomous Kurdistan Region.  I chose the emergency hospital as my work place as I haven’t done any internship in that field before and found it interesting to see what happens with acute and urgent cases and how doctors in Kurdistan deal with them. I contacted Mr. Dr. Lalo Norki from KEMSA and went through all small application paper work. He granted me an internship place and my path for entering the hospital was opened. A room in the students’ dormitory was offered to me, but as my relatives live in Sulaimania, I was in no need for that. Being on-site in my birthplace, I contacted Mrs. Dr. Rezan Hardi who is an experienced emergency doctor working in ER and who volunteered to be responsible for exchange students like me. She has worked for many years in Germany before that’s why we were able to chitchat or discuss in German, too. She informed me about the meeting point for my first day which was 8 o’clock at Ali Ehsan Hall in Surgical teaching hospital building where the daily post call meeting takes place. The responsible surgeons meet here, present cases of the day and night before and sometimes held lectures, all in English, too. The doctors’ communication among each other and documentation is in English, talking with patients they use Kurdish or Arabic. After the morning meeting I mostly went to Emergency hospital.