Introduction: In the last two decades, the schools of Human Medicine have multiplied worldwide and, specifically, in Latin America. This increase leads to a larger student population that will use the hospital centers as their practice headquarters. Objective: To identify the degree of satisfaction about hospital practices in students of Human Medicine from the Peruvian private university of San Martín de Porres, Chiclayo, in 2016. Methods: Non-experimental, observational, descriptive and cross-sectional study. The population was made up of students of the School of Human Medicine and belongin to the fourth, fifth and sixth academic years. The instrument was the Hospital Clinical Practice Satisfaction Scale, consisting of 19 statements and structured in 3 dimensions. Results: 146 students were surveyed, of which 53.4% corresponded to the female sex. The average age was 23±2.1 years. It was found that 76 students (50%) were "satisfied" and "very satisfied" with the planning, execution and evaluation of hospital practices. Conclusions: The students of Human Medicine of the Peruvian private university of Peru San Martín de Porres, in 2016, were satisfied with the hospital practices.