Sustainable academic partnerships that focus on capacity building can improve health outcomes of patients in resource-challenged international settings. The involvement of primary care nurse practitioner students and faculty in service learning can also foster cultural competency and cultural humility. This article describes program development, roles, and outcomes of 3 outreach ventures between the College of Nursing and Health Professions and a United States–based nongovernment organization at 5 different sites in Haiti. Lessons learned in conducting global health field work at the advanced practice nursing student level both inclusively and as part of an interprofessional team are shared.