notes: https://www.medicalteams.org/how-we-heal/mobile-dental-program/emergency-dental-clinics/ Our Mobile Dental vans have transitioned to providing urgent dental care – an essential service during the COVID-19 outbreak. Our goal is to help relieve an overburdened healthcare system with these emergency dental services. Read the latest updates about our COVID-19 response. Clinics in Oregon All Oregon clinics will accept urgent dental procedures for patients who do not have private dental insurance, those who are low income and vulnerable populations, but we will not turn away a patient with emergency needs who have no alternative options for care. Urgent dental procedures include extractions and fillings for patients who have pain, bleeding and/or swelling. Also Clinics in Washington https://www.medicalteams.org/news/ ======== ======== March 11, 11 EARTHQUAKE, TSUNAMI FOLLOW-UP http://twitter.com/medteams Assessing best response for #Japan #earthquake survivors. Staff on the way to be in country Monday. ===== FROM RELIEF WEB - 2010 Pakistan Flood Response: Medical Teams International Responds To Crisis In Pakistan Source: Medical Teams International Date: 04 Aug 2010 Medical Teams International is responding to the recent disastrous flooding in Pakistan. They have shipped three containers of medical supplies to partners on the ground in the flood-affected area of the country. The medicines and supplies are enough to help hundreds of thousands of people and are valued at nearly $2 million. The essential medicines and supplies have arrived in the Northwest region of Pakistan where heavy rain has caused rivers to overflow their banks. More than 1,500 people are known to have died in the floods. The supplies have been received by in-country partners, Hope International and Poverty Eradication Initiative, and are being used to respond to the urgent health needs of those affected by the flooding. Medical Teams International will air-lift more supplies to their partner in Pakistan early next week. This unit is approximately one metric ton and will serve 10,000 people for 3 months. Valued at $421,000, it will provide urgently needed medicines and supplies to the partner's hospitals and clinics in Pakistan. In addition, Medical Teams International will determine if teams of emergency medical professionals can be deployed to address emergency health care needs at a partner hospital. Medical Teams International is accepting donations for their response to the Pakistan floods. Please visit www.medicalteams.org for more information. ----------------------------------- 2010 Haiti - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/our_work/our_partners/Haiti_Earthquake_partners.aspx CORPORATE PARTNERS - Medical Teams International is extremely grateful to the many companies and organizations who have partnered together with us in support of our Haiti Earthquake Relief activities by donating money, services, goods, or matching their employee's gifts. Their generous support has multiplied our efforts many times over. ALL NEWS - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles.aspx --------------------------------- Personal Loss in Haiti - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles/10-03-02/Dedicated_Volunteer_Dies_in_Haiti.aspx ---------------------------------- 1st report - with plan for future http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles/10-02-18/Medical_Teams_International_President_Will_Call_in_Live_from_Haiti_Friday_at_9_a_m.aspx ---------------------------------- Frequently Asked Questions http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/faq.aspx •General •Donations •Volunteering •Mobile Dental ---------------------------------- Disaster We respond to some of the most devastating and difficult disasters around the world. Within 48 hours, we send volunteer medical professionals (MDs, RNs, NPs, PAs and Paramedics) to natural and manmade disasters to care for the sick and injured. Development Our volunteer teams and staff work to establish long-term solutions for international communities plagued by chronic poverty, lack of medical care and minimal educational opportunities. Distribution We partner with organizations in more than 70 countries to distribute medical supplies to people in need, passing the $1 billion mark in supplies shipped in January 2007. In the USA, we annually distribute more than $1.7 million in hygiene products and over-the-counter medications to social service agencies. Mobile Dental Our Mobile Dental program serves more than 15,000 people annually, partnering with more than 200 organizations, including schools, social service agencies and churches. Professional dental volunteers treat the homeless and uninsured in 39 Pacific Northwest counties each year. International Volunteers: teams @medicalteams.org Washington & Oregon Volunteers: mbrandt @medicalteams.org Mobile Dental Questions: gburnett @medicalteams.org Employment and application questions: hr @medicalteams.org Media Inquiries: bagnew @medicalteams.org -> 2020 Oregon Wildfires https://www.medicalteams.org/how-we-heal/mobile-dental-program/emergency-dental-clinics/ Our Mobile Dental vans have transitioned to providing urgent dental care – an essential service during the COVID-19 outbreak. Our goal is to help relieve an overburdened healthcare system with these emergency dental services. Read the latest updates about our COVID-19 response. Clinics in Oregon All Oregon clinics will accept urgent dental procedures for patients who do not have private dental insurance, those who are low income and vulnerable populations, but we will not turn away a patient with emergency needs who have no alternative options for care. Urgent dental procedures include extractions and fillings for patients who have pain, bleeding and/or swelling. Also Clinics in Washington https://www.medicalteams.org/news/ ======== ======== March 11, 11 EARTHQUAKE, TSUNAMI FOLLOW-UP http://twitter.com/medteams Assessing best response for #Japan #earthquake survivors. Staff on the way to be in country Monday. ===== FROM RELIEF WEB - 2010 Pakistan Flood Response: Medical Teams International Responds To Crisis In Pakistan Source: Medical Teams International Date: 04 Aug 2010 Medical Teams International is responding to the recent disastrous flooding in Pakistan. They have shipped three containers of medical supplies to partners on the ground in the flood-affected area of the country. The medicines and supplies are enough to help hundreds of thousands of people and are valued at nearly $2 million. The essential medicines and supplies have arrived in the Northwest region of Pakistan where heavy rain has caused rivers to overflow their banks. More than 1,500 people are known to have died in the floods. The supplies have been received by in-country partners, Hope International and Poverty Eradication Initiative, and are being used to respond to the urgent health needs of those affected by the flooding. Medical Teams International will air-lift more supplies to their partner in Pakistan early next week. This unit is approximately one metric ton and will serve 10,000 people for 3 months. Valued at $421,000, it will provide urgently needed medicines and supplies to the partner's hospitals and clinics in Pakistan. In addition, Medical Teams International will determine if teams of emergency medical professionals can be deployed to address emergency health care needs at a partner hospital. Medical Teams International is accepting donations for their response to the Pakistan floods. Please visit www.medicalteams.org for more information. ----------------------------------- 2010 Haiti - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/our_work/our_partners/Haiti_Earthquake_partners.aspx CORPORATE PARTNERS - Medical Teams International is extremely grateful to the many companies and organizations who have partnered together with us in support of our Haiti Earthquake Relief activities by donating money, services, goods, or matching their employee's gifts. Their generous support has multiplied our efforts many times over. ALL NEWS - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles.aspx --------------------------------- Personal Loss in Haiti - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles/10-03-02/Dedicated_Volunteer_Dies_in_Haiti.aspx ---------------------------------- 1st report - with plan for future http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles/10-02-18/Medical_Teams_International_President_Will_Call_in_Live_from_Haiti_Friday_at_9_a_m.aspx ---------------------------------- Frequently Asked Questions http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/faq.aspx •General •Donations •Volunteering •Mobile Dental ---------------------------------- Disaster We respond to some of the most devastating and difficult disasters around the world. Within 48 hours, we send volunteer medical professionals (MDs, RNs, NPs, PAs and Paramedics) to natural and manmade disasters to care for the sick and injured. Development Our volunteer teams and staff work to establish long-term solutions for international communities plagued by chronic poverty, lack of medical care and minimal educational opportunities. Distribution We partner with organizations in more than 70 countries to distribute medical supplies to people in need, passing the $1 billion mark in supplies shipped in January 2007. In the USA, we annually distribute more than $1.7 million in hygiene products and over-the-counter medications to social service agencies. Mobile Dental Our Mobile Dental program serves more than 15,000 people annually, partnering with more than 200 organizations, including schools, social service agencies and churches. Professional dental volunteers treat the homeless and uninsured in 39 Pacific Northwest counties each year. International Volunteers: teams @medicalteams.org Washington & Oregon Volunteers: mbrandt @medicalteams.org Mobile Dental Questions: gburnett @medicalteams.org Employment and application questions: hr @medicalteams.org Media Inquiries: bagnew @medicalteams.org

notes: March 11, 11 EARTHQUAKE, TSUNAMI FOLLOW-UP http://twitter.com/medteams Assessing best response for #Japan #earthquake survivors. Staff on the way to be in country Monday. ===== FROM RELIEF WEB - 2010 Pakistan Flood Response: Medical Teams International Responds To Crisis In Pakistan Source: Medical Teams International Date: 04 Aug 2010 Medical Teams International is responding to the recent disastrous flooding in Pakistan. They have shipped three containers of medical supplies to partners on the ground in the flood-affected area of the country. The medicines and supplies are enough to help hundreds of thousands of people and are valued at nearly $2 million. The essential medicines and supplies have arrived in the Northwest region of Pakistan where heavy rain has caused rivers to overflow their banks. More than 1,500 people are known to have died in the floods. The supplies have been received by in-country partners, Hope International and Poverty Eradication Initiative, and are being used to respond to the urgent health needs of those affected by the flooding. Medical Teams International will air-lift more supplies to their partner in Pakistan early next week. This unit is approximately one metric ton and will serve 10,000 people for 3 months. Valued at $421,000, it will provide urgently needed medicines and supplies to the partner's hospitals and clinics in Pakistan. In addition, Medical Teams International will determine if teams of emergency medical professionals can be deployed to address emergency health care needs at a partner hospital. Medical Teams International is accepting donations for their response to the Pakistan floods. Please visit www.medicalteams.org for more information. ----------------------------------- 2010 Haiti - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/our_work/our_partners/Haiti_Earthquake_partners.aspx CORPORATE PARTNERS - Medical Teams International is extremely grateful to the many companies and organizations who have partnered together with us in support of our Haiti Earthquake Relief activities by donating money, services, goods, or matching their employee's gifts. Their generous support has multiplied our efforts many times over. ALL NEWS - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles.aspx --------------------------------- Personal Loss in Haiti - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles/10-03-02/Dedicated_Volunteer_Dies_in_Haiti.aspx ---------------------------------- 1st report - with plan for future http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles/10-02-18/Medical_Teams_International_President_Will_Call_in_Live_from_Haiti_Friday_at_9_a_m.aspx ---------------------------------- Frequently Asked Questions http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/faq.aspx •General •Donations •Volunteering •Mobile Dental ---------------------------------- Disaster We respond to some of the most devastating and difficult disasters around the world. Within 48 hours, we send volunteer medical professionals (MDs, RNs, NPs, PAs and Paramedics) to natural and manmade disasters to care for the sick and injured. Development Our volunteer teams and staff work to establish long-term solutions for international communities plagued by chronic poverty, lack of medical care and minimal educational opportunities. Distribution We partner with organizations in more than 70 countries to distribute medical supplies to people in need, passing the $1 billion mark in supplies shipped in January 2007. In the USA, we annually distribute more than $1.7 million in hygiene products and over-the-counter medications to social service agencies. Mobile Dental Our Mobile Dental program serves more than 15,000 people annually, partnering with more than 200 organizations, including schools, social service agencies and churches. Professional dental volunteers treat the homeless and uninsured in 39 Pacific Northwest counties each year. International Volunteers: teams @medicalteams.org Washington & Oregon Volunteers: mbrandt @medicalteams.org Mobile Dental Questions: gburnett @medicalteams.org Employment and application questions: hr @medicalteams.org Media Inquiries: bagnew @medicalteams.org -> https://www.medicalteams.org/how-we-heal/mobile-dental-program/emergency-dental-clinics/ Our Mobile Dental vans have transitioned to providing urgent dental care – an essential service during the COVID-19 outbreak. Our goal is to help relieve an overburdened healthcare system with these emergency dental services. Read the latest updates about our COVID-19 response. Clinics in Oregon All Oregon clinics will accept urgent dental procedures for patients who do not have private dental insurance, those who are low income and vulnerable populations, but we will not turn away a patient with emergency needs who have no alternative options for care. Urgent dental procedures include extractions and fillings for patients who have pain, bleeding and/or swelling. Also Clinics in Washington https://www.medicalteams.org/news/ ======== ======== March 11, 11 EARTHQUAKE, TSUNAMI FOLLOW-UP http://twitter.com/medteams Assessing best response for #Japan #earthquake survivors. Staff on the way to be in country Monday. ===== FROM RELIEF WEB - 2010 Pakistan Flood Response: Medical Teams International Responds To Crisis In Pakistan Source: Medical Teams International Date: 04 Aug 2010 Medical Teams International is responding to the recent disastrous flooding in Pakistan. They have shipped three containers of medical supplies to partners on the ground in the flood-affected area of the country. The medicines and supplies are enough to help hundreds of thousands of people and are valued at nearly $2 million. The essential medicines and supplies have arrived in the Northwest region of Pakistan where heavy rain has caused rivers to overflow their banks. More than 1,500 people are known to have died in the floods. The supplies have been received by in-country partners, Hope International and Poverty Eradication Initiative, and are being used to respond to the urgent health needs of those affected by the flooding. Medical Teams International will air-lift more supplies to their partner in Pakistan early next week. This unit is approximately one metric ton and will serve 10,000 people for 3 months. Valued at $421,000, it will provide urgently needed medicines and supplies to the partner's hospitals and clinics in Pakistan. In addition, Medical Teams International will determine if teams of emergency medical professionals can be deployed to address emergency health care needs at a partner hospital. Medical Teams International is accepting donations for their response to the Pakistan floods. Please visit www.medicalteams.org for more information. ----------------------------------- 2010 Haiti - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/our_work/our_partners/Haiti_Earthquake_partners.aspx CORPORATE PARTNERS - Medical Teams International is extremely grateful to the many companies and organizations who have partnered together with us in support of our Haiti Earthquake Relief activities by donating money, services, goods, or matching their employee's gifts. Their generous support has multiplied our efforts many times over. ALL NEWS - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles.aspx --------------------------------- Personal Loss in Haiti - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles/10-03-02/Dedicated_Volunteer_Dies_in_Haiti.aspx ---------------------------------- 1st report - with plan for future http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles/10-02-18/Medical_Teams_International_President_Will_Call_in_Live_from_Haiti_Friday_at_9_a_m.aspx ---------------------------------- Frequently Asked Questions http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/faq.aspx •General •Donations •Volunteering •Mobile Dental ---------------------------------- Disaster We respond to some of the most devastating and difficult disasters around the world. Within 48 hours, we send volunteer medical professionals (MDs, RNs, NPs, PAs and Paramedics) to natural and manmade disasters to care for the sick and injured. Development Our volunteer teams and staff work to establish long-term solutions for international communities plagued by chronic poverty, lack of medical care and minimal educational opportunities. Distribution We partner with organizations in more than 70 countries to distribute medical supplies to people in need, passing the $1 billion mark in supplies shipped in January 2007. In the USA, we annually distribute more than $1.7 million in hygiene products and over-the-counter medications to social service agencies. Mobile Dental Our Mobile Dental program serves more than 15,000 people annually, partnering with more than 200 organizations, including schools, social service agencies and churches. Professional dental volunteers treat the homeless and uninsured in 39 Pacific Northwest counties each year. International Volunteers: teams @medicalteams.org Washington & Oregon Volunteers: mbrandt @medicalteams.org Mobile Dental Questions: gburnett @medicalteams.org Employment and application questions: hr @medicalteams.org Media Inquiries: bagnew @medicalteams.org

notes: March 11, 11 EARTHQUAKE, TSUNAMI FOLLOW-UP ON STAND-BY ===== FROM RELIEF WEB - 2010 Pakistan Flood Response: Medical Teams International Responds To Crisis In Pakistan Source: Medical Teams International Date: 04 Aug 2010 Medical Teams International is responding to the recent disastrous flooding in Pakistan. They have shipped three containers of medical supplies to partners on the ground in the flood-affected area of the country. The medicines and supplies are enough to help hundreds of thousands of people and are valued at nearly $2 million. The essential medicines and supplies have arrived in the Northwest region of Pakistan where heavy rain has caused rivers to overflow their banks. More than 1,500 people are known to have died in the floods. The supplies have been received by in-country partners, Hope International and Poverty Eradication Initiative, and are being used to respond to the urgent health needs of those affected by the flooding. Medical Teams International will air-lift more supplies to their partner in Pakistan early next week. This unit is approximately one metric ton and will serve 10,000 people for 3 months. Valued at $421,000, it will provide urgently needed medicines and supplies to the partner's hospitals and clinics in Pakistan. In addition, Medical Teams International will determine if teams of emergency medical professionals can be deployed to address emergency health care needs at a partner hospital. Medical Teams International is accepting donations for their response to the Pakistan floods. Please visit www.medicalteams.org for more information. ----------------------------------- 2010 Haiti - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/our_work/our_partners/Haiti_Earthquake_partners.aspx CORPORATE PARTNERS - Medical Teams International is extremely grateful to the many companies and organizations who have partnered together with us in support of our Haiti Earthquake Relief activities by donating money, services, goods, or matching their employee's gifts. Their generous support has multiplied our efforts many times over. ALL NEWS - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles.aspx --------------------------------- Personal Loss in Haiti - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles/10-03-02/Dedicated_Volunteer_Dies_in_Haiti.aspx ---------------------------------- 1st report - with plan for future http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles/10-02-18/Medical_Teams_International_President_Will_Call_in_Live_from_Haiti_Friday_at_9_a_m.aspx ---------------------------------- Frequently Asked Questions http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/faq.aspx •General •Donations •Volunteering •Mobile Dental ---------------------------------- Disaster We respond to some of the most devastating and difficult disasters around the world. Within 48 hours, we send volunteer medical professionals (MDs, RNs, NPs, PAs and Paramedics) to natural and manmade disasters to care for the sick and injured. Development Our volunteer teams and staff work to establish long-term solutions for international communities plagued by chronic poverty, lack of medical care and minimal educational opportunities. Distribution We partner with organizations in more than 70 countries to distribute medical supplies to people in need, passing the $1 billion mark in supplies shipped in January 2007. In the USA, we annually distribute more than $1.7 million in hygiene products and over-the-counter medications to social service agencies. Mobile Dental Our Mobile Dental program serves more than 15,000 people annually, partnering with more than 200 organizations, including schools, social service agencies and churches. Professional dental volunteers treat the homeless and uninsured in 39 Pacific Northwest counties each year. International Volunteers: teams @medicalteams.org Washington & Oregon Volunteers: mbrandt @medicalteams.org Mobile Dental Questions: gburnett @medicalteams.org Employment and application questions: hr @medicalteams.org Media Inquiries: bagnew @medicalteams.org -> March 11, 11 EARTHQUAKE, TSUNAMI FOLLOW-UP http://twitter.com/medteams Assessing best response for #Japan #earthquake survivors. Staff on the way to be in country Monday. ===== FROM RELIEF WEB - 2010 Pakistan Flood Response: Medical Teams International Responds To Crisis In Pakistan Source: Medical Teams International Date: 04 Aug 2010 Medical Teams International is responding to the recent disastrous flooding in Pakistan. They have shipped three containers of medical supplies to partners on the ground in the flood-affected area of the country. The medicines and supplies are enough to help hundreds of thousands of people and are valued at nearly $2 million. The essential medicines and supplies have arrived in the Northwest region of Pakistan where heavy rain has caused rivers to overflow their banks. More than 1,500 people are known to have died in the floods. The supplies have been received by in-country partners, Hope International and Poverty Eradication Initiative, and are being used to respond to the urgent health needs of those affected by the flooding. Medical Teams International will air-lift more supplies to their partner in Pakistan early next week. This unit is approximately one metric ton and will serve 10,000 people for 3 months. Valued at $421,000, it will provide urgently needed medicines and supplies to the partner's hospitals and clinics in Pakistan. In addition, Medical Teams International will determine if teams of emergency medical professionals can be deployed to address emergency health care needs at a partner hospital. Medical Teams International is accepting donations for their response to the Pakistan floods. Please visit www.medicalteams.org for more information. ----------------------------------- 2010 Haiti - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/our_work/our_partners/Haiti_Earthquake_partners.aspx CORPORATE PARTNERS - Medical Teams International is extremely grateful to the many companies and organizations who have partnered together with us in support of our Haiti Earthquake Relief activities by donating money, services, goods, or matching their employee's gifts. Their generous support has multiplied our efforts many times over. ALL NEWS - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles.aspx --------------------------------- Personal Loss in Haiti - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles/10-03-02/Dedicated_Volunteer_Dies_in_Haiti.aspx ---------------------------------- 1st report - with plan for future http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles/10-02-18/Medical_Teams_International_President_Will_Call_in_Live_from_Haiti_Friday_at_9_a_m.aspx ---------------------------------- Frequently Asked Questions http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/faq.aspx •General •Donations •Volunteering •Mobile Dental ---------------------------------- Disaster We respond to some of the most devastating and difficult disasters around the world. Within 48 hours, we send volunteer medical professionals (MDs, RNs, NPs, PAs and Paramedics) to natural and manmade disasters to care for the sick and injured. Development Our volunteer teams and staff work to establish long-term solutions for international communities plagued by chronic poverty, lack of medical care and minimal educational opportunities. Distribution We partner with organizations in more than 70 countries to distribute medical supplies to people in need, passing the $1 billion mark in supplies shipped in January 2007. In the USA, we annually distribute more than $1.7 million in hygiene products and over-the-counter medications to social service agencies. Mobile Dental Our Mobile Dental program serves more than 15,000 people annually, partnering with more than 200 organizations, including schools, social service agencies and churches. Professional dental volunteers treat the homeless and uninsured in 39 Pacific Northwest counties each year. International Volunteers: teams @medicalteams.org Washington & Oregon Volunteers: mbrandt @medicalteams.org Mobile Dental Questions: gburnett @medicalteams.org Employment and application questions: hr @medicalteams.org Media Inquiries: bagnew @medicalteams.org

notes: FROM RELIEF WEB - 2010 Pakistan Flood Response: Medical Teams International Responds To Crisis In Pakistan Source: Medical Teams International Date: 04 Aug 2010 Medical Teams International is responding to the recent disastrous flooding in Pakistan. They have shipped three containers of medical supplies to partners on the ground in the flood-affected area of the country. The medicines and supplies are enough to help hundreds of thousands of people and are valued at nearly $2 million. The essential medicines and supplies have arrived in the Northwest region of Pakistan where heavy rain has caused rivers to overflow their banks. More than 1,500 people are known to have died in the floods. The supplies have been received by in-country partners, Hope International and Poverty Eradication Initiative, and are being used to respond to the urgent health needs of those affected by the flooding. Medical Teams International will air-lift more supplies to their partner in Pakistan early next week. This unit is approximately one metric ton and will serve 10,000 people for 3 months. Valued at $421,000, it will provide urgently needed medicines and supplies to the partner's hospitals and clinics in Pakistan. In addition, Medical Teams International will determine if teams of emergency medical professionals can be deployed to address emergency health care needs at a partner hospital. Medical Teams International is accepting donations for their response to the Pakistan floods. Please visit www.medicalteams.org for more information. ----------------------------------- 2010 Haiti - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/our_work/our_partners/Haiti_Earthquake_partners.aspx CORPORATE PARTNERS - Medical Teams International is extremely grateful to the many companies and organizations who have partnered together with us in support of our Haiti Earthquake Relief activities by donating money, services, goods, or matching their employee's gifts. Their generous support has multiplied our efforts many times over. ALL NEWS - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles.aspx --------------------------------- Personal Loss in Haiti - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles/10-03-02/Dedicated_Volunteer_Dies_in_Haiti.aspx ---------------------------------- 1st report - with plan for future http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles/10-02-18/Medical_Teams_International_President_Will_Call_in_Live_from_Haiti_Friday_at_9_a_m.aspx ---------------------------------- Frequently Asked Questions http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/faq.aspx •General •Donations •Volunteering •Mobile Dental ---------------------------------- Disaster We respond to some of the most devastating and difficult disasters around the world. Within 48 hours, we send volunteer medical professionals (MDs, RNs, NPs, PAs and Paramedics) to natural and manmade disasters to care for the sick and injured. Development Our volunteer teams and staff work to establish long-term solutions for international communities plagued by chronic poverty, lack of medical care and minimal educational opportunities. Distribution We partner with organizations in more than 70 countries to distribute medical supplies to people in need, passing the $1 billion mark in supplies shipped in January 2007. In the USA, we annually distribute more than $1.7 million in hygiene products and over-the-counter medications to social service agencies. Mobile Dental Our Mobile Dental program serves more than 15,000 people annually, partnering with more than 200 organizations, including schools, social service agencies and churches. Professional dental volunteers treat the homeless and uninsured in 39 Pacific Northwest counties each year. International Volunteers: teams @medicalteams.org Washington & Oregon Volunteers: mbrandt @medicalteams.org Mobile Dental Questions: gburnett @medicalteams.org Employment and application questions: hr @medicalteams.org Media Inquiries: bagnew @medicalteams.org -> March 11, 11 EARTHQUAKE, TSUNAMI FOLLOW-UP ON STAND-BY ===== FROM RELIEF WEB - 2010 Pakistan Flood Response: Medical Teams International Responds To Crisis In Pakistan Source: Medical Teams International Date: 04 Aug 2010 Medical Teams International is responding to the recent disastrous flooding in Pakistan. They have shipped three containers of medical supplies to partners on the ground in the flood-affected area of the country. The medicines and supplies are enough to help hundreds of thousands of people and are valued at nearly $2 million. The essential medicines and supplies have arrived in the Northwest region of Pakistan where heavy rain has caused rivers to overflow their banks. More than 1,500 people are known to have died in the floods. The supplies have been received by in-country partners, Hope International and Poverty Eradication Initiative, and are being used to respond to the urgent health needs of those affected by the flooding. Medical Teams International will air-lift more supplies to their partner in Pakistan early next week. This unit is approximately one metric ton and will serve 10,000 people for 3 months. Valued at $421,000, it will provide urgently needed medicines and supplies to the partner's hospitals and clinics in Pakistan. In addition, Medical Teams International will determine if teams of emergency medical professionals can be deployed to address emergency health care needs at a partner hospital. Medical Teams International is accepting donations for their response to the Pakistan floods. Please visit www.medicalteams.org for more information. ----------------------------------- 2010 Haiti - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/our_work/our_partners/Haiti_Earthquake_partners.aspx CORPORATE PARTNERS - Medical Teams International is extremely grateful to the many companies and organizations who have partnered together with us in support of our Haiti Earthquake Relief activities by donating money, services, goods, or matching their employee's gifts. Their generous support has multiplied our efforts many times over. ALL NEWS - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles.aspx --------------------------------- Personal Loss in Haiti - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles/10-03-02/Dedicated_Volunteer_Dies_in_Haiti.aspx ---------------------------------- 1st report - with plan for future http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles/10-02-18/Medical_Teams_International_President_Will_Call_in_Live_from_Haiti_Friday_at_9_a_m.aspx ---------------------------------- Frequently Asked Questions http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/faq.aspx •General •Donations •Volunteering •Mobile Dental ---------------------------------- Disaster We respond to some of the most devastating and difficult disasters around the world. Within 48 hours, we send volunteer medical professionals (MDs, RNs, NPs, PAs and Paramedics) to natural and manmade disasters to care for the sick and injured. Development Our volunteer teams and staff work to establish long-term solutions for international communities plagued by chronic poverty, lack of medical care and minimal educational opportunities. Distribution We partner with organizations in more than 70 countries to distribute medical supplies to people in need, passing the $1 billion mark in supplies shipped in January 2007. In the USA, we annually distribute more than $1.7 million in hygiene products and over-the-counter medications to social service agencies. Mobile Dental Our Mobile Dental program serves more than 15,000 people annually, partnering with more than 200 organizations, including schools, social service agencies and churches. Professional dental volunteers treat the homeless and uninsured in 39 Pacific Northwest counties each year. International Volunteers: teams @medicalteams.org Washington & Oregon Volunteers: mbrandt @medicalteams.org Mobile Dental Questions: gburnett @medicalteams.org Employment and application questions: hr @medicalteams.org Media Inquiries: bagnew @medicalteams.org
mission: To demonstrate the love of Christ to people affected by disaster, conflict and poverty around the world. -> To demonstrate the love of Christ to people affected by disaster, conflict and poverty around the world.

notes: FROM RELIEF WEB - 2010 Pakistan Flood Response: Medical Teams International Responds To Crisis In Pakistan Source: Medical Teams International Date: 04 Aug 2010 Medical Teams International is responding to the recent disastrous flooding in Pakistan. They have shipped three containers of medical supplies to partners on the ground in the flood-affected area of the country. The medicines and supplies are enough to help hundreds of thousands of people and are valued at nearly $2 million. The essential medicines and supplies have arrived in the Northwest region of Pakistan where heavy rain has caused rivers to overflow their banks. More than 1,500 people are known to have died in the floods. The supplies have been received by in-country partners, Hope International and Poverty Eradication Initiative, and are being used to respond to the urgent health needs of those affected by the flooding. Medical Teams International will air-lift more supplies to their partner in Pakistan early next week. This unit is approximately one metric ton and will serve 10,000 people for 3 months. Valued at $421,000, it will provide urgently needed medicines and supplies to the partner's hospitals and clinics in Pakistan. In addition, Medical Teams International will determine if teams of emergency medical professionals can be deployed to address emergency health care needs at a partner hospital. Medical Teams International is accepting donations for their response to the Pakistan floods. Please visit www.medicalteams.org for more information. ----------------------------------- 2010 Haiti - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/our_work/our_partners/Haiti_Earthquake_partners.aspx CORPORATE PARTNERS - Medical Teams International is extremely grateful to the many companies and organizations who have partnered together with us in support of our Haiti Earthquake Relief activities by donating money, services, goods, or matching their employee's gifts. Their generous support has multiplied our efforts many times over. ALL NEWS - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles.aspx --------------------------------- Personal Loss in Haiti - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles/10-03-02/Dedicated_Volunteer_Dies_in_Haiti.aspx ---------------------------------- 1st report - with plan for future http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles/10-02-18/Medical_Teams_International_President_Will_Call_in_Live_from_Haiti_Friday_at_9_a_m.aspx ---------------------------------- Frequently Asked Questions http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/faq.aspx •General •Donations •Volunteering •Mobile Dental ---------------------------------- Disaster We respond to some of the most devastating and difficult disasters around the world. Within 48 hours, we send volunteer medical professionals (MDs, RNs, NPs, PAs and Paramedics) to natural and manmade disasters to care for the sick and injured. Development Our volunteer teams and staff work to establish long-term solutions for international communities plagued by chronic poverty, lack of medical care and minimal educational opportunities. Distribution We partner with organizations in more than 70 countries to distribute medical supplies to people in need, passing the $1 billion mark in supplies shipped in January 2007. In the USA, we annually distribute more than $1.7 million in hygiene products and over-the-counter medications to social service agencies. Mobile Dental Our Mobile Dental program serves more than 15,000 people annually, partnering with more than 200 organizations, including schools, social service agencies and churches. Professional dental volunteers treat the homeless and uninsured in 39 Pacific Northwest counties each year. International Volunteers: teams @medicalteams.org Washington & Oregon Volunteers: mbrandt @medicalteams.org Mobile Dental Questions: gburnett @medicalteams.org Employment and application questions: hr @medicalteams.org Media Inquiries: bagnew @medicalteams.org -> FROM RELIEF WEB - 2010 Pakistan Flood Response: Medical Teams International Responds To Crisis In Pakistan Source: Medical Teams International Date: 04 Aug 2010 Medical Teams International is responding to the recent disastrous flooding in Pakistan. They have shipped three containers of medical supplies to partners on the ground in the flood-affected area of the country. The medicines and supplies are enough to help hundreds of thousands of people and are valued at nearly $2 million. The essential medicines and supplies have arrived in the Northwest region of Pakistan where heavy rain has caused rivers to overflow their banks. More than 1,500 people are known to have died in the floods. The supplies have been received by in-country partners, Hope International and Poverty Eradication Initiative, and are being used to respond to the urgent health needs of those affected by the flooding. Medical Teams International will air-lift more supplies to their partner in Pakistan early next week. This unit is approximately one metric ton and will serve 10,000 people for 3 months. Valued at $421,000, it will provide urgently needed medicines and supplies to the partner's hospitals and clinics in Pakistan. In addition, Medical Teams International will determine if teams of emergency medical professionals can be deployed to address emergency health care needs at a partner hospital. Medical Teams International is accepting donations for their response to the Pakistan floods. Please visit www.medicalteams.org for more information. ----------------------------------- 2010 Haiti - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/our_work/our_partners/Haiti_Earthquake_partners.aspx CORPORATE PARTNERS - Medical Teams International is extremely grateful to the many companies and organizations who have partnered together with us in support of our Haiti Earthquake Relief activities by donating money, services, goods, or matching their employee's gifts. Their generous support has multiplied our efforts many times over. ALL NEWS - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles.aspx --------------------------------- Personal Loss in Haiti - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles/10-03-02/Dedicated_Volunteer_Dies_in_Haiti.aspx ---------------------------------- 1st report - with plan for future http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles/10-02-18/Medical_Teams_International_President_Will_Call_in_Live_from_Haiti_Friday_at_9_a_m.aspx ---------------------------------- Frequently Asked Questions http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/faq.aspx •General •Donations •Volunteering •Mobile Dental ---------------------------------- Disaster We respond to some of the most devastating and difficult disasters around the world. Within 48 hours, we send volunteer medical professionals (MDs, RNs, NPs, PAs and Paramedics) to natural and manmade disasters to care for the sick and injured. Development Our volunteer teams and staff work to establish long-term solutions for international communities plagued by chronic poverty, lack of medical care and minimal educational opportunities. Distribution We partner with organizations in more than 70 countries to distribute medical supplies to people in need, passing the $1 billion mark in supplies shipped in January 2007. In the USA, we annually distribute more than $1.7 million in hygiene products and over-the-counter medications to social service agencies. Mobile Dental Our Mobile Dental program serves more than 15,000 people annually, partnering with more than 200 organizations, including schools, social service agencies and churches. Professional dental volunteers treat the homeless and uninsured in 39 Pacific Northwest counties each year. International Volunteers: teams @medicalteams.org Washington & Oregon Volunteers: mbrandt @medicalteams.org Mobile Dental Questions: gburnett @medicalteams.org Employment and application questions: hr @medicalteams.org Media Inquiries: bagnew @medicalteams.org
mission: To demonstrate the love of Christ to people affected by disaster, conflict and poverty around the world. -> To demonstrate the love of Christ to people affected by disaster, conflict and poverty around the world.

mission: -> To demonstrate the love of Christ to people affected by disaster, conflict and poverty around the world.
cat_notes: Removed old notes 8/14/10 LTel: History of Latest update: Dec. 7, 07: A volunteer team in Mist, Oregon, worked hard on two homes that were hit hard by the floods. Fifty percent of the homes in this community were affected by the flooding. Dec. 8: We will focus on these communities: * Mist, Oregon: Clean up crew will continue clean up and removal of water-damaged appliances, carpet and furniture. * Sheridan, Oregon: A team will work on previously-identified homes affected by the recent floods. * Centralia, Washington, area: A group will assist Mountain View Baptist church in their effort to clean up debris and water-damaged household items. They will clean floors and walls, and help return homes to adequate living conditions. * Curtis, Washington: The superintendant of the school in Curtis has requested assistance with significant clean up at the school. A team, including volunteers from Oregon City Evangelical Church, will help. ------------------------ CURRENT URGENT NEEDS: Peru - A GYN surgeon and anesthesiologist are needed to work in a clinic in Coya, Peru (near Cuzco), to provide much needed gynecological surgeries (hysterectomy, prolapsed uterus) for the indigenous women living in the Sacred Valley who have no access to health care. The dates are October 19-29, 2007 projected cost is $1,850. Contact: Eve Ford (800.959.4325, ext. 1201). Liberia - a general surgeon and a nurse with developing nations medical experience are needed to provide ongoing capacity building at ELWA Hospital near Monrovia and F.J. Grante Memorial Hospital in Greenville. Team members will provide clinical services as well as hands-on training for staff doctors, nurses and technicians. The surgeon is needed for 2-10 months, and the nurse is needed 2-6 months. ELWA Hospital serves people of all faith backgrounds but requests that volunteers be Christians. Dates are flexible based on volunteer�s schedule, and stipend is available to cover most expenses. Contact: Debbie Doty (800.959.4325, ext. 1008). Uzbekistan - Physical/occupational/massage therapy teams are needed to provide care for disabled children with cerebral palsy, polio and spinal deformities. See Uzbekistan listing below for more details on dates and travel costs. Contact: Shukhrat Arifdjanov (800.959.4325, ext. 1213). Honduras - A pediatric cardiology team is urgently needed to treat children with cardiac disease for one week in Honduras. Individuals with experience in pediatric echocardiograms and congenital heart disease are needed. Travel dates: Fall 2007. For more information, refer to the team opportunity listing or contact Mike Wenrick (800.959.4325, ext. 1033). Washington Office 1920 116th Avenue NE, Suite 201 Bellevue, WA 98004 get directions Phone: 425.454.TEAM (8326) Fax: 425.450.6980 ->

notes: 2010 Haiti - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/our_work/our_partners/Haiti_Earthquake_partners.aspx CORPORATE PARTNERS - Medical Teams International is extremely grateful to the many companies and organizations who have partnered together with us in support of our Haiti Earthquake Relief activities by donating money, services, goods, or matching their employee's gifts. Their generous support has multiplied our efforts many times over. ALL NEWS - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles.aspx ---------- Personal Loss in Haiti - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles/10-03-02/Dedicated_Volunteer_Dies_in_Haiti.aspx ----------- 1st report - with plan for future http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles/10-02-18/Medical_Teams_International_President_Will_Call_in_Live_from_Haiti_Friday_at_9_a_m.aspx --------- Frequently Asked Questions http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/faq.aspx •General •Donations •Volunteering •Mobile Dental ========= ========= History of Latest update: Dec. 7, 07: A volunteer team in Mist, Oregon, worked hard on two homes that were hit hard by the floods. Fifty percent of the homes in this community were affected by the flooding. Dec. 8: We will focus on these communities: * Mist, Oregon: Clean up crew will continue clean up and removal of water-damaged appliances, carpet and furniture. * Sheridan, Oregon: A team will work on previously-identified homes affected by the recent floods. * Centralia, Washington, area: A group will assist Mountain View Baptist church in their effort to clean up debris and water-damaged household items. They will clean floors and walls, and help return homes to adequate living conditions. * Curtis, Washington: The superintendant of the school in Curtis has requested assistance with significant clean up at the school. A team, including volunteers from Oregon City Evangelical Church, will help. -------------------------------- Disaster We respond to some of the most devastating and difficult disasters around the world. Within 48 hours, we send volunteer medical professionals (MDs, RNs, NPs, PAs and Paramedics) to natural and manmade disasters to care for the sick and injured. Development Our volunteer teams and staff work to establish long-term solutions for international communities plagued by chronic poverty, lack of medical care and minimal educational opportunities. Distribution We partner with organizations in more than 70 countries to distribute medical supplies to people in need, passing the $1 billion mark in supplies shipped in January 2007. In the USA, we annually distribute more than $1.7 million in hygiene products and over-the-counter medications to social service agencies. Mobile Dental Our Mobile Dental program serves more than 15,000 people annually, partnering with more than 200 organizations, including schools, social service agencies and churches. Professional dental volunteers treat the homeless and uninsured in 39 Pacific Northwest counties each year. CURRENT URGENT NEEDS: Peru - A GYN surgeon and anesthesiologist are needed to work in a clinic in Coya, Peru (near Cuzco), to provide much needed gynecological surgeries (hysterectomy, prolapsed uterus) for the indigenous women living in the Sacred Valley who have no access to health care. The dates are October 19-29, 2007 projected cost is $1,850. Contact: Eve Ford (800.959.4325, ext. 1201). Liberia - a general surgeon and a nurse with developing nations medical experience are needed to provide ongoing capacity building at ELWA Hospital near Monrovia and F.J. Grante Memorial Hospital in Greenville. Team members will provide clinical services as well as hands-on training for staff doctors, nurses and technicians. The surgeon is needed for 2-10 months, and the nurse is needed 2-6 months. ELWA Hospital serves people of all faith backgrounds but requests that volunteers be Christians. Dates are flexible based on volunteer�s schedule, and stipend is available to cover most expenses. Contact: Debbie Doty (800.959.4325, ext. 1008). Uzbekistan - Physical/occupational/massage therapy teams are needed to provide care for disabled children with cerebral palsy, polio and spinal deformities. See Uzbekistan listing below for more details on dates and travel costs. Contact: Shukhrat Arifdjanov (800.959.4325, ext. 1213). Honduras - A pediatric cardiology team is urgently needed to treat children with cardiac disease for one week in Honduras. Individuals with experience in pediatric echocardiograms and congenital heart disease are needed. Travel dates: Fall 2007. For more information, refer to the team opportunity listing or contact Mike Wenrick (800.959.4325, ext. 1033). Washington Office 1920 116th Avenue NE, Suite 201 Bellevue, WA 98004 get directions Phone: 425.454.TEAM (8326) Fax: 425.450.6980 International Volunteers: teams@medicalteams.org Washington & Oregon Volunteers: mbrandt@medicalteams.org Mobile Dental Questions: gburnett@medicalteams.org Employment and application questions: hr@medicalteams.org Media Inquiries: bagnew@medicalteams.org -> FROM RELIEF WEB - 2010 Pakistan Flood Response: Medical Teams International Responds To Crisis In Pakistan Source: Medical Teams International Date: 04 Aug 2010 Medical Teams International is responding to the recent disastrous flooding in Pakistan. They have shipped three containers of medical supplies to partners on the ground in the flood-affected area of the country. The medicines and supplies are enough to help hundreds of thousands of people and are valued at nearly $2 million. The essential medicines and supplies have arrived in the Northwest region of Pakistan where heavy rain has caused rivers to overflow their banks. More than 1,500 people are known to have died in the floods. The supplies have been received by in-country partners, Hope International and Poverty Eradication Initiative, and are being used to respond to the urgent health needs of those affected by the flooding. Medical Teams International will air-lift more supplies to their partner in Pakistan early next week. This unit is approximately one metric ton and will serve 10,000 people for 3 months. Valued at $421,000, it will provide urgently needed medicines and supplies to the partner's hospitals and clinics in Pakistan. In addition, Medical Teams International will determine if teams of emergency medical professionals can be deployed to address emergency health care needs at a partner hospital. Medical Teams International is accepting donations for their response to the Pakistan floods. Please visit www.medicalteams.org for more information. ----------------------------------- 2010 Haiti - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/our_work/our_partners/Haiti_Earthquake_partners.aspx CORPORATE PARTNERS - Medical Teams International is extremely grateful to the many companies and organizations who have partnered together with us in support of our Haiti Earthquake Relief activities by donating money, services, goods, or matching their employee's gifts. Their generous support has multiplied our efforts many times over. ALL NEWS - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles.aspx --------------------------------- Personal Loss in Haiti - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles/10-03-02/Dedicated_Volunteer_Dies_in_Haiti.aspx ---------------------------------- 1st report - with plan for future http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles/10-02-18/Medical_Teams_International_President_Will_Call_in_Live_from_Haiti_Friday_at_9_a_m.aspx ---------------------------------- Frequently Asked Questions http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/faq.aspx •General •Donations •Volunteering •Mobile Dental ---------------------------------- Disaster We respond to some of the most devastating and difficult disasters around the world. Within 48 hours, we send volunteer medical professionals (MDs, RNs, NPs, PAs and Paramedics) to natural and manmade disasters to care for the sick and injured. Development Our volunteer teams and staff work to establish long-term solutions for international communities plagued by chronic poverty, lack of medical care and minimal educational opportunities. Distribution We partner with organizations in more than 70 countries to distribute medical supplies to people in need, passing the $1 billion mark in supplies shipped in January 2007. In the USA, we annually distribute more than $1.7 million in hygiene products and over-the-counter medications to social service agencies. Mobile Dental Our Mobile Dental program serves more than 15,000 people annually, partnering with more than 200 organizations, including schools, social service agencies and churches. Professional dental volunteers treat the homeless and uninsured in 39 Pacific Northwest counties each year. International Volunteers: teams @medicalteams.org Washington & Oregon Volunteers: mbrandt @medicalteams.org Mobile Dental Questions: gburnett @medicalteams.org Employment and application questions: hr @medicalteams.org Media Inquiries: bagnew @medicalteams.org
cat_notes: -> Removed old notes 8/14/10 LTel: History of Latest update: Dec. 7, 07: A volunteer team in Mist, Oregon, worked hard on two homes that were hit hard by the floods. Fifty percent of the homes in this community were affected by the flooding. Dec. 8: We will focus on these communities: * Mist, Oregon: Clean up crew will continue clean up and removal of water-damaged appliances, carpet and furniture. * Sheridan, Oregon: A team will work on previously-identified homes affected by the recent floods. * Centralia, Washington, area: A group will assist Mountain View Baptist church in their effort to clean up debris and water-damaged household items. They will clean floors and walls, and help return homes to adequate living conditions. * Curtis, Washington: The superintendant of the school in Curtis has requested assistance with significant clean up at the school. A team, including volunteers from Oregon City Evangelical Church, will help. ------------------------ CURRENT URGENT NEEDS: Peru - A GYN surgeon and anesthesiologist are needed to work in a clinic in Coya, Peru (near Cuzco), to provide much needed gynecological surgeries (hysterectomy, prolapsed uterus) for the indigenous women living in the Sacred Valley who have no access to health care. The dates are October 19-29, 2007 projected cost is $1,850. Contact: Eve Ford (800.959.4325, ext. 1201). Liberia - a general surgeon and a nurse with developing nations medical experience are needed to provide ongoing capacity building at ELWA Hospital near Monrovia and F.J. Grante Memorial Hospital in Greenville. Team members will provide clinical services as well as hands-on training for staff doctors, nurses and technicians. The surgeon is needed for 2-10 months, and the nurse is needed 2-6 months. ELWA Hospital serves people of all faith backgrounds but requests that volunteers be Christians. Dates are flexible based on volunteer�s schedule, and stipend is available to cover most expenses. Contact: Debbie Doty (800.959.4325, ext. 1008). Uzbekistan - Physical/occupational/massage therapy teams are needed to provide care for disabled children with cerebral palsy, polio and spinal deformities. See Uzbekistan listing below for more details on dates and travel costs. Contact: Shukhrat Arifdjanov (800.959.4325, ext. 1213). Honduras - A pediatric cardiology team is urgently needed to treat children with cardiac disease for one week in Honduras. Individuals with experience in pediatric echocardiograms and congenital heart disease are needed. Travel dates: Fall 2007. For more information, refer to the team opportunity listing or contact Mike Wenrick (800.959.4325, ext. 1033). Washington Office 1920 116th Avenue NE, Suite 201 Bellevue, WA 98004 get directions Phone: 425.454.TEAM (8326) Fax: 425.450.6980

notes: 2010 Haiti - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/our_work/our_partners/Haiti_Earthquake_partners.aspx CORPORATE PARTNERS - Medical Teams International is extremely grateful to the many companies and organizations who have partnered together with us in support of our Haiti Earthquake Relief activities by donating money, services, goods, or matching their employee's gifts. Their generous support has multiplied our efforts many times over. ALL NEWS - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles.aspx ---------- Personal Loss in Haiti - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles/10-03-02/Dedicated_Volunteer_Dies_in_Haiti.aspx ----------- 1st report - with plan for future http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles/10-02-18/Medical_Teams_International_President_Will_Call_in_Live_from_Haiti_Friday_at_9_a_m.aspx ========= ========= History of Latest update: Dec. 7, 07: A volunteer team in Mist, Oregon, worked hard on two homes that were hit hard by the floods. Fifty percent of the homes in this community were affected by the flooding. Dec. 8: We will focus on these communities: * Mist, Oregon: Clean up crew will continue clean up and removal of water-damaged appliances, carpet and furniture. * Sheridan, Oregon: A team will work on previously-identified homes affected by the recent floods. * Centralia, Washington, area: A group will assist Mountain View Baptist church in their effort to clean up debris and water-damaged household items. They will clean floors and walls, and help return homes to adequate living conditions. * Curtis, Washington: The superintendant of the school in Curtis has requested assistance with significant clean up at the school. A team, including volunteers from Oregon City Evangelical Church, will help. -------------------------------- Disaster We respond to some of the most devastating and difficult disasters around the world. Within 48 hours, we send volunteer medical professionals (MDs, RNs, NPs, PAs and Paramedics) to natural and manmade disasters to care for the sick and injured. Development Our volunteer teams and staff work to establish long-term solutions for international communities plagued by chronic poverty, lack of medical care and minimal educational opportunities. Distribution We partner with organizations in more than 70 countries to distribute medical supplies to people in need, passing the $1 billion mark in supplies shipped in January 2007. In the USA, we annually distribute more than $1.7 million in hygiene products and over-the-counter medications to social service agencies. Mobile Dental Our Mobile Dental program serves more than 15,000 people annually, partnering with more than 200 organizations, including schools, social service agencies and churches. Professional dental volunteers treat the homeless and uninsured in 39 Pacific Northwest counties each year. CURRENT URGENT NEEDS: Peru - A GYN surgeon and anesthesiologist are needed to work in a clinic in Coya, Peru (near Cuzco), to provide much needed gynecological surgeries (hysterectomy, prolapsed uterus) for the indigenous women living in the Sacred Valley who have no access to health care. The dates are October 19-29, 2007 projected cost is $1,850. Contact: Eve Ford (800.959.4325, ext. 1201). Liberia - a general surgeon and a nurse with developing nations medical experience are needed to provide ongoing capacity building at ELWA Hospital near Monrovia and F.J. Grante Memorial Hospital in Greenville. Team members will provide clinical services as well as hands-on training for staff doctors, nurses and technicians. The surgeon is needed for 2-10 months, and the nurse is needed 2-6 months. ELWA Hospital serves people of all faith backgrounds but requests that volunteers be Christians. Dates are flexible based on volunteer�s schedule, and stipend is available to cover most expenses. Contact: Debbie Doty (800.959.4325, ext. 1008). Uzbekistan - Physical/occupational/massage therapy teams are needed to provide care for disabled children with cerebral palsy, polio and spinal deformities. See Uzbekistan listing below for more details on dates and travel costs. Contact: Shukhrat Arifdjanov (800.959.4325, ext. 1213). Honduras - A pediatric cardiology team is urgently needed to treat children with cardiac disease for one week in Honduras. Individuals with experience in pediatric echocardiograms and congenital heart disease are needed. Travel dates: Fall 2007. For more information, refer to the team opportunity listing or contact Mike Wenrick (800.959.4325, ext. 1033). Washington Office 1920 116th Avenue NE, Suite 201 Bellevue, WA 98004 get directions Phone: 425.454.TEAM (8326) Fax: 425.450.6980 International Volunteers: teams@medicalteams.org Washington & Oregon Volunteers: mbrandt@medicalteams.org Mobile Dental Questions: gburnett@medicalteams.org Employment and application questions: hr@medicalteams.org Media Inquiries: bagnew@medicalteams.org -> 2010 Haiti - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/our_work/our_partners/Haiti_Earthquake_partners.aspx CORPORATE PARTNERS - Medical Teams International is extremely grateful to the many companies and organizations who have partnered together with us in support of our Haiti Earthquake Relief activities by donating money, services, goods, or matching their employee's gifts. Their generous support has multiplied our efforts many times over. ALL NEWS - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles.aspx ---------- Personal Loss in Haiti - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles/10-03-02/Dedicated_Volunteer_Dies_in_Haiti.aspx ----------- 1st report - with plan for future http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles/10-02-18/Medical_Teams_International_President_Will_Call_in_Live_from_Haiti_Friday_at_9_a_m.aspx --------- Frequently Asked Questions http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/faq.aspx •General •Donations •Volunteering •Mobile Dental ========= ========= History of Latest update: Dec. 7, 07: A volunteer team in Mist, Oregon, worked hard on two homes that were hit hard by the floods. Fifty percent of the homes in this community were affected by the flooding. Dec. 8: We will focus on these communities: * Mist, Oregon: Clean up crew will continue clean up and removal of water-damaged appliances, carpet and furniture. * Sheridan, Oregon: A team will work on previously-identified homes affected by the recent floods. * Centralia, Washington, area: A group will assist Mountain View Baptist church in their effort to clean up debris and water-damaged household items. They will clean floors and walls, and help return homes to adequate living conditions. * Curtis, Washington: The superintendant of the school in Curtis has requested assistance with significant clean up at the school. A team, including volunteers from Oregon City Evangelical Church, will help. -------------------------------- Disaster We respond to some of the most devastating and difficult disasters around the world. Within 48 hours, we send volunteer medical professionals (MDs, RNs, NPs, PAs and Paramedics) to natural and manmade disasters to care for the sick and injured. Development Our volunteer teams and staff work to establish long-term solutions for international communities plagued by chronic poverty, lack of medical care and minimal educational opportunities. Distribution We partner with organizations in more than 70 countries to distribute medical supplies to people in need, passing the $1 billion mark in supplies shipped in January 2007. In the USA, we annually distribute more than $1.7 million in hygiene products and over-the-counter medications to social service agencies. Mobile Dental Our Mobile Dental program serves more than 15,000 people annually, partnering with more than 200 organizations, including schools, social service agencies and churches. Professional dental volunteers treat the homeless and uninsured in 39 Pacific Northwest counties each year. CURRENT URGENT NEEDS: Peru - A GYN surgeon and anesthesiologist are needed to work in a clinic in Coya, Peru (near Cuzco), to provide much needed gynecological surgeries (hysterectomy, prolapsed uterus) for the indigenous women living in the Sacred Valley who have no access to health care. The dates are October 19-29, 2007 projected cost is $1,850. Contact: Eve Ford (800.959.4325, ext. 1201). Liberia - a general surgeon and a nurse with developing nations medical experience are needed to provide ongoing capacity building at ELWA Hospital near Monrovia and F.J. Grante Memorial Hospital in Greenville. Team members will provide clinical services as well as hands-on training for staff doctors, nurses and technicians. The surgeon is needed for 2-10 months, and the nurse is needed 2-6 months. ELWA Hospital serves people of all faith backgrounds but requests that volunteers be Christians. Dates are flexible based on volunteer�s schedule, and stipend is available to cover most expenses. Contact: Debbie Doty (800.959.4325, ext. 1008). Uzbekistan - Physical/occupational/massage therapy teams are needed to provide care for disabled children with cerebral palsy, polio and spinal deformities. See Uzbekistan listing below for more details on dates and travel costs. Contact: Shukhrat Arifdjanov (800.959.4325, ext. 1213). Honduras - A pediatric cardiology team is urgently needed to treat children with cardiac disease for one week in Honduras. Individuals with experience in pediatric echocardiograms and congenital heart disease are needed. Travel dates: Fall 2007. For more information, refer to the team opportunity listing or contact Mike Wenrick (800.959.4325, ext. 1033). Washington Office 1920 116th Avenue NE, Suite 201 Bellevue, WA 98004 get directions Phone: 425.454.TEAM (8326) Fax: 425.450.6980 International Volunteers: teams@medicalteams.org Washington & Oregon Volunteers: mbrandt@medicalteams.org Mobile Dental Questions: gburnett@medicalteams.org Employment and application questions: hr@medicalteams.org Media Inquiries: bagnew@medicalteams.org

notes: 2010 Haiti - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/our_work/our_partners/Haiti_Earthquake_partners.aspx CORPORATE PARTNERS - Medical Teams International is extremely grateful to the many companies and organizations who have partnered together with us in support of our Haiti Earthquake Relief activities by donating money, services, goods, or matching their employee's gifts. Their generous support has multiplied our efforts many times over. ========= History of Latest update: Dec. 7, 07: A volunteer team in Mist, Oregon, worked hard on two homes that were hit hard by the floods. Fifty percent of the homes in this community were affected by the flooding. Dec. 8: We will focus on these communities: * Mist, Oregon: Clean up crew will continue clean up and removal of water-damaged appliances, carpet and furniture. * Sheridan, Oregon: A team will work on previously-identified homes affected by the recent floods. * Centralia, Washington, area: A group will assist Mountain View Baptist church in their effort to clean up debris and water-damaged household items. They will clean floors and walls, and help return homes to adequate living conditions. * Curtis, Washington: The superintendant of the school in Curtis has requested assistance with significant clean up at the school. A team, including volunteers from Oregon City Evangelical Church, will help. -------------------------------- Disaster We respond to some of the most devastating and difficult disasters around the world. Within 48 hours, we send volunteer medical professionals (MDs, RNs, NPs, PAs and Paramedics) to natural and manmade disasters to care for the sick and injured. Development Our volunteer teams and staff work to establish long-term solutions for international communities plagued by chronic poverty, lack of medical care and minimal educational opportunities. Distribution We partner with organizations in more than 70 countries to distribute medical supplies to people in need, passing the $1 billion mark in supplies shipped in January 2007. In the USA, we annually distribute more than $1.7 million in hygiene products and over-the-counter medications to social service agencies. Mobile Dental Our Mobile Dental program serves more than 15,000 people annually, partnering with more than 200 organizations, including schools, social service agencies and churches. Professional dental volunteers treat the homeless and uninsured in 39 Pacific Northwest counties each year. CURRENT URGENT NEEDS: Peru - A GYN surgeon and anesthesiologist are needed to work in a clinic in Coya, Peru (near Cuzco), to provide much needed gynecological surgeries (hysterectomy, prolapsed uterus) for the indigenous women living in the Sacred Valley who have no access to health care. The dates are October 19-29, 2007 projected cost is $1,850. Contact: Eve Ford (800.959.4325, ext. 1201). Liberia - a general surgeon and a nurse with developing nations medical experience are needed to provide ongoing capacity building at ELWA Hospital near Monrovia and F.J. Grante Memorial Hospital in Greenville. Team members will provide clinical services as well as hands-on training for staff doctors, nurses and technicians. The surgeon is needed for 2-10 months, and the nurse is needed 2-6 months. ELWA Hospital serves people of all faith backgrounds but requests that volunteers be Christians. Dates are flexible based on volunteer�s schedule, and stipend is available to cover most expenses. Contact: Debbie Doty (800.959.4325, ext. 1008). Uzbekistan - Physical/occupational/massage therapy teams are needed to provide care for disabled children with cerebral palsy, polio and spinal deformities. See Uzbekistan listing below for more details on dates and travel costs. Contact: Shukhrat Arifdjanov (800.959.4325, ext. 1213). Honduras - A pediatric cardiology team is urgently needed to treat children with cardiac disease for one week in Honduras. Individuals with experience in pediatric echocardiograms and congenital heart disease are needed. Travel dates: Fall 2007. For more information, refer to the team opportunity listing or contact Mike Wenrick (800.959.4325, ext. 1033). Washington Office 1920 116th Avenue NE, Suite 201 Bellevue, WA 98004 get directions Phone: 425.454.TEAM (8326) Fax: 425.450.6980 International Volunteers: teams@medicalteams.org Washington & Oregon Volunteers: mbrandt@medicalteams.org Mobile Dental Questions: gburnett@medicalteams.org Employment and application questions: hr@medicalteams.org Media Inquiries: bagnew@medicalteams.org -> 2010 Haiti - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/our_work/our_partners/Haiti_Earthquake_partners.aspx CORPORATE PARTNERS - Medical Teams International is extremely grateful to the many companies and organizations who have partnered together with us in support of our Haiti Earthquake Relief activities by donating money, services, goods, or matching their employee's gifts. Their generous support has multiplied our efforts many times over. ALL NEWS - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles.aspx ---------- Personal Loss in Haiti - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles/10-03-02/Dedicated_Volunteer_Dies_in_Haiti.aspx ----------- 1st report - with plan for future http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/about_us/media_center/articles/10-02-18/Medical_Teams_International_President_Will_Call_in_Live_from_Haiti_Friday_at_9_a_m.aspx ========= ========= History of Latest update: Dec. 7, 07: A volunteer team in Mist, Oregon, worked hard on two homes that were hit hard by the floods. Fifty percent of the homes in this community were affected by the flooding. Dec. 8: We will focus on these communities: * Mist, Oregon: Clean up crew will continue clean up and removal of water-damaged appliances, carpet and furniture. * Sheridan, Oregon: A team will work on previously-identified homes affected by the recent floods. * Centralia, Washington, area: A group will assist Mountain View Baptist church in their effort to clean up debris and water-damaged household items. They will clean floors and walls, and help return homes to adequate living conditions. * Curtis, Washington: The superintendant of the school in Curtis has requested assistance with significant clean up at the school. A team, including volunteers from Oregon City Evangelical Church, will help. -------------------------------- Disaster We respond to some of the most devastating and difficult disasters around the world. Within 48 hours, we send volunteer medical professionals (MDs, RNs, NPs, PAs and Paramedics) to natural and manmade disasters to care for the sick and injured. Development Our volunteer teams and staff work to establish long-term solutions for international communities plagued by chronic poverty, lack of medical care and minimal educational opportunities. Distribution We partner with organizations in more than 70 countries to distribute medical supplies to people in need, passing the $1 billion mark in supplies shipped in January 2007. In the USA, we annually distribute more than $1.7 million in hygiene products and over-the-counter medications to social service agencies. Mobile Dental Our Mobile Dental program serves more than 15,000 people annually, partnering with more than 200 organizations, including schools, social service agencies and churches. Professional dental volunteers treat the homeless and uninsured in 39 Pacific Northwest counties each year. CURRENT URGENT NEEDS: Peru - A GYN surgeon and anesthesiologist are needed to work in a clinic in Coya, Peru (near Cuzco), to provide much needed gynecological surgeries (hysterectomy, prolapsed uterus) for the indigenous women living in the Sacred Valley who have no access to health care. The dates are October 19-29, 2007 projected cost is $1,850. Contact: Eve Ford (800.959.4325, ext. 1201). Liberia - a general surgeon and a nurse with developing nations medical experience are needed to provide ongoing capacity building at ELWA Hospital near Monrovia and F.J. Grante Memorial Hospital in Greenville. Team members will provide clinical services as well as hands-on training for staff doctors, nurses and technicians. The surgeon is needed for 2-10 months, and the nurse is needed 2-6 months. ELWA Hospital serves people of all faith backgrounds but requests that volunteers be Christians. Dates are flexible based on volunteer�s schedule, and stipend is available to cover most expenses. Contact: Debbie Doty (800.959.4325, ext. 1008). Uzbekistan - Physical/occupational/massage therapy teams are needed to provide care for disabled children with cerebral palsy, polio and spinal deformities. See Uzbekistan listing below for more details on dates and travel costs. Contact: Shukhrat Arifdjanov (800.959.4325, ext. 1213). Honduras - A pediatric cardiology team is urgently needed to treat children with cardiac disease for one week in Honduras. Individuals with experience in pediatric echocardiograms and congenital heart disease are needed. Travel dates: Fall 2007. For more information, refer to the team opportunity listing or contact Mike Wenrick (800.959.4325, ext. 1033). Washington Office 1920 116th Avenue NE, Suite 201 Bellevue, WA 98004 get directions Phone: 425.454.TEAM (8326) Fax: 425.450.6980 International Volunteers: teams@medicalteams.org Washington & Oregon Volunteers: mbrandt@medicalteams.org Mobile Dental Questions: gburnett@medicalteams.org Employment and application questions: hr@medicalteams.org Media Inquiries: bagnew@medicalteams.org

notes: Latest update: Dec. 7, 07: A volunteer team in Mist, Oregon, worked hard on two homes that were hit hard by the floods. Fifty percent of the homes in this community were affected by the flooding. Dec. 8: We will focus on these communities: * Mist, Oregon: Clean up crew will continue clean up and removal of water-damaged appliances, carpet and furniture. * Sheridan, Oregon: A team will work on previously-identified homes affected by the recent floods. * Centralia, Washington, area: A group will assist Mountain View Baptist church in their effort to clean up debris and water-damaged household items. They will clean floors and walls, and help return homes to adequate living conditions. * Curtis, Washington: The superintendant of the school in Curtis has requested assistance with significant clean up at the school. A team, including volunteers from Oregon City Evangelical Church, will help. -------------------------------- Disaster We respond to some of the most devastating and difficult disasters around the world. Within 48 hours, we send volunteer medical professionals (MDs, RNs, NPs, PAs and Paramedics) to natural and manmade disasters to care for the sick and injured. Development Our volunteer teams and staff work to establish long-term solutions for international communities plagued by chronic poverty, lack of medical care and minimal educational opportunities. Distribution We partner with organizations in more than 70 countries to distribute medical supplies to people in need, passing the $1 billion mark in supplies shipped in January 2007. In the USA, we annually distribute more than $1.7 million in hygiene products and over-the-counter medications to social service agencies. Mobile Dental Our Mobile Dental program serves more than 15,000 people annually, partnering with more than 200 organizations, including schools, social service agencies and churches. Professional dental volunteers treat the homeless and uninsured in 39 Pacific Northwest counties each year. CURRENT URGENT NEEDS: Peru - A GYN surgeon and anesthesiologist are needed to work in a clinic in Coya, Peru (near Cuzco), to provide much needed gynecological surgeries (hysterectomy, prolapsed uterus) for the indigenous women living in the Sacred Valley who have no access to health care. The dates are October 19-29, 2007 projected cost is $1,850. Contact: Eve Ford (800.959.4325, ext. 1201). Liberia - a general surgeon and a nurse with developing nations medical experience are needed to provide ongoing capacity building at ELWA Hospital near Monrovia and F.J. Grante Memorial Hospital in Greenville. Team members will provide clinical services as well as hands-on training for staff doctors, nurses and technicians. The surgeon is needed for 2-10 months, and the nurse is needed 2-6 months. ELWA Hospital serves people of all faith backgrounds but requests that volunteers be Christians. Dates are flexible based on volunteer�s schedule, and stipend is available to cover most expenses. Contact: Debbie Doty (800.959.4325, ext. 1008). Uzbekistan - Physical/occupational/massage therapy teams are needed to provide care for disabled children with cerebral palsy, polio and spinal deformities. See Uzbekistan listing below for more details on dates and travel costs. Contact: Shukhrat Arifdjanov (800.959.4325, ext. 1213). Honduras - A pediatric cardiology team is urgently needed to treat children with cardiac disease for one week in Honduras. Individuals with experience in pediatric echocardiograms and congenital heart disease are needed. Travel dates: Fall 2007. For more information, refer to the team opportunity listing or contact Mike Wenrick (800.959.4325, ext. 1033). Washington Office 1920 116th Avenue NE, Suite 201 Bellevue, WA 98004 get directions Phone: 425.454.TEAM (8326) Fax: 425.450.6980 International Volunteers: teams@medicalteams.org Washington & Oregon Volunteers: mbrandt@medicalteams.org Mobile Dental Questions: gburnett@medicalteams.org Employment and application questions: hr@medicalteams.org Media Inquiries: bagnew@medicalteams.org -> 2010 Haiti - http://www.medicalteams.org/sf/our_work/our_partners/Haiti_Earthquake_partners.aspx CORPORATE PARTNERS - Medical Teams International is extremely grateful to the many companies and organizations who have partnered together with us in support of our Haiti Earthquake Relief activities by donating money, services, goods, or matching their employee's gifts. Their generous support has multiplied our efforts many times over. ========= History of Latest update: Dec. 7, 07: A volunteer team in Mist, Oregon, worked hard on two homes that were hit hard by the floods. Fifty percent of the homes in this community were affected by the flooding. Dec. 8: We will focus on these communities: * Mist, Oregon: Clean up crew will continue clean up and removal of water-damaged appliances, carpet and furniture. * Sheridan, Oregon: A team will work on previously-identified homes affected by the recent floods. * Centralia, Washington, area: A group will assist Mountain View Baptist church in their effort to clean up debris and water-damaged household items. They will clean floors and walls, and help return homes to adequate living conditions. * Curtis, Washington: The superintendant of the school in Curtis has requested assistance with significant clean up at the school. A team, including volunteers from Oregon City Evangelical Church, will help. -------------------------------- Disaster We respond to some of the most devastating and difficult disasters around the world. Within 48 hours, we send volunteer medical professionals (MDs, RNs, NPs, PAs and Paramedics) to natural and manmade disasters to care for the sick and injured. Development Our volunteer teams and staff work to establish long-term solutions for international communities plagued by chronic poverty, lack of medical care and minimal educational opportunities. Distribution We partner with organizations in more than 70 countries to distribute medical supplies to people in need, passing the $1 billion mark in supplies shipped in January 2007. In the USA, we annually distribute more than $1.7 million in hygiene products and over-the-counter medications to social service agencies. Mobile Dental Our Mobile Dental program serves more than 15,000 people annually, partnering with more than 200 organizations, including schools, social service agencies and churches. Professional dental volunteers treat the homeless and uninsured in 39 Pacific Northwest counties each year. CURRENT URGENT NEEDS: Peru - A GYN surgeon and anesthesiologist are needed to work in a clinic in Coya, Peru (near Cuzco), to provide much needed gynecological surgeries (hysterectomy, prolapsed uterus) for the indigenous women living in the Sacred Valley who have no access to health care. The dates are October 19-29, 2007 projected cost is $1,850. Contact: Eve Ford (800.959.4325, ext. 1201). Liberia - a general surgeon and a nurse with developing nations medical experience are needed to provide ongoing capacity building at ELWA Hospital near Monrovia and F.J. Grante Memorial Hospital in Greenville. Team members will provide clinical services as well as hands-on training for staff doctors, nurses and technicians. The surgeon is needed for 2-10 months, and the nurse is needed 2-6 months. ELWA Hospital serves people of all faith backgrounds but requests that volunteers be Christians. Dates are flexible based on volunteer�s schedule, and stipend is available to cover most expenses. Contact: Debbie Doty (800.959.4325, ext. 1008). Uzbekistan - Physical/occupational/massage therapy teams are needed to provide care for disabled children with cerebral palsy, polio and spinal deformities. See Uzbekistan listing below for more details on dates and travel costs. Contact: Shukhrat Arifdjanov (800.959.4325, ext. 1213). Honduras - A pediatric cardiology team is urgently needed to treat children with cardiac disease for one week in Honduras. Individuals with experience in pediatric echocardiograms and congenital heart disease are needed. Travel dates: Fall 2007. For more information, refer to the team opportunity listing or contact Mike Wenrick (800.959.4325, ext. 1033). Washington Office 1920 116th Avenue NE, Suite 201 Bellevue, WA 98004 get directions Phone: 425.454.TEAM (8326) Fax: 425.450.6980 International Volunteers: teams@medicalteams.org Washington & Oregon Volunteers: mbrandt@medicalteams.org Mobile Dental Questions: gburnett@medicalteams.org Employment and application questions: hr@medicalteams.org Media Inquiries: bagnew@medicalteams.org

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notes: Latest update: Dec. 7: A volunteer team in Mist, Oregon, worked hard on two homes that were hit hard by the floods. Fifty percent of the homes in this community were affected by the flooding. Dec. 8: We will focus on these communities: * Mist, Oregon: Clean up crew will continue clean up and removal of water-damaged appliances, carpet and furniture. * Sheridan, Oregon: A team will work on previously-identified homes affected by the recent floods. * Centralia, Washington, area: A group will assist Mountain View Baptist church in their effort to clean up debris and water-damaged household items. They will clean floors and walls, and help return homes to adequate living conditions. * Curtis, Washington: The superintendant of the school in Curtis has requested assistance with significant clean up at the school. A team, including volunteers from Oregon City Evangelical Church, will help. -------------------------------- Disaster We respond to some of the most devastating and difficult disasters around the world. Within 48 hours, we send volunteer medical professionals (MDs, RNs, NPs, PAs and Paramedics) to natural and manmade disasters to care for the sick and injured. Development Our volunteer teams and staff work to establish long-term solutions for international communities plagued by chronic poverty, lack of medical care and minimal educational opportunities. Distribution We partner with organizations in more than 70 countries to distribute medical supplies to people in need, passing the $1 billion mark in supplies shipped in January 2007. In the USA, we annually distribute more than $1.7 million in hygiene products and over-the-counter medications to social service agencies. Mobile Dental Our Mobile Dental program serves more than 15,000 people annually, partnering with more than 200 organizations, including schools, social service agencies and churches. Professional dental volunteers treat the homeless and uninsured in 39 Pacific Northwest counties each year. CURRENT URGENT NEEDS: Peru - A GYN surgeon and anesthesiologist are needed to work in a clinic in Coya, Peru (near Cuzco), to provide much needed gynecological surgeries (hysterectomy, prolapsed uterus) for the indigenous women living in the Sacred Valley who have no access to health care. The dates are October 19-29, 2007 projected cost is $1,850. Contact: Eve Ford (800.959.4325, ext. 1201). Liberia - a general surgeon and a nurse with developing nations medical experience are needed to provide ongoing capacity building at ELWA Hospital near Monrovia and F.J. Grante Memorial Hospital in Greenville. Team members will provide clinical services as well as hands-on training for staff doctors, nurses and technicians. The surgeon is needed for 2-10 months, and the nurse is needed 2-6 months. ELWA Hospital serves people of all faith backgrounds but requests that volunteers be Christians. Dates are flexible based on volunteer�s schedule, and stipend is available to cover most expenses. Contact: Debbie Doty (800.959.4325, ext. 1008). Uzbekistan - Physical/occupational/massage therapy teams are needed to provide care for disabled children with cerebral palsy, polio and spinal deformities. See Uzbekistan listing below for more details on dates and travel costs. Contact: Shukhrat Arifdjanov (800.959.4325, ext. 1213). Honduras - A pediatric cardiology team is urgently needed to treat children with cardiac disease for one week in Honduras. Individuals with experience in pediatric echocardiograms and congenital heart disease are needed. Travel dates: Fall 2007. For more information, refer to the team opportunity listing or contact Mike Wenrick (800.959.4325, ext. 1033). Washington Office 1920 116th Avenue NE, Suite 201 Bellevue, WA 98004 get directions Phone: 425.454.TEAM (8326) Fax: 425.450.6980 International Volunteers: teams@medicalteams.org Washington & Oregon Volunteers: mbrandt@medicalteams.org Mobile Dental Questions: gburnett@medicalteams.org Employment and application questions: hr@medicalteams.org Media Inquiries: bagnew@medicalteams.org -> Latest update: Dec. 7, 07: A volunteer team in Mist, Oregon, worked hard on two homes that were hit hard by the floods. Fifty percent of the homes in this community were affected by the flooding. Dec. 8: We will focus on these communities: * Mist, Oregon: Clean up crew will continue clean up and removal of water-damaged appliances, carpet and furniture. * Sheridan, Oregon: A team will work on previously-identified homes affected by the recent floods. * Centralia, Washington, area: A group will assist Mountain View Baptist church in their effort to clean up debris and water-damaged household items. They will clean floors and walls, and help return homes to adequate living conditions. * Curtis, Washington: The superintendant of the school in Curtis has requested assistance with significant clean up at the school. A team, including volunteers from Oregon City Evangelical Church, will help. -------------------------------- Disaster We respond to some of the most devastating and difficult disasters around the world. Within 48 hours, we send volunteer medical professionals (MDs, RNs, NPs, PAs and Paramedics) to natural and manmade disasters to care for the sick and injured. Development Our volunteer teams and staff work to establish long-term solutions for international communities plagued by chronic poverty, lack of medical care and minimal educational opportunities. Distribution We partner with organizations in more than 70 countries to distribute medical supplies to people in need, passing the $1 billion mark in supplies shipped in January 2007. In the USA, we annually distribute more than $1.7 million in hygiene products and over-the-counter medications to social service agencies. Mobile Dental Our Mobile Dental program serves more than 15,000 people annually, partnering with more than 200 organizations, including schools, social service agencies and churches. Professional dental volunteers treat the homeless and uninsured in 39 Pacific Northwest counties each year. CURRENT URGENT NEEDS: Peru - A GYN surgeon and anesthesiologist are needed to work in a clinic in Coya, Peru (near Cuzco), to provide much needed gynecological surgeries (hysterectomy, prolapsed uterus) for the indigenous women living in the Sacred Valley who have no access to health care. The dates are October 19-29, 2007 projected cost is $1,850. Contact: Eve Ford (800.959.4325, ext. 1201). Liberia - a general surgeon and a nurse with developing nations medical experience are needed to provide ongoing capacity building at ELWA Hospital near Monrovia and F.J. Grante Memorial Hospital in Greenville. Team members will provide clinical services as well as hands-on training for staff doctors, nurses and technicians. The surgeon is needed for 2-10 months, and the nurse is needed 2-6 months. ELWA Hospital serves people of all faith backgrounds but requests that volunteers be Christians. Dates are flexible based on volunteer�s schedule, and stipend is available to cover most expenses. Contact: Debbie Doty (800.959.4325, ext. 1008). Uzbekistan - Physical/occupational/massage therapy teams are needed to provide care for disabled children with cerebral palsy, polio and spinal deformities. See Uzbekistan listing below for more details on dates and travel costs. Contact: Shukhrat Arifdjanov (800.959.4325, ext. 1213). Honduras - A pediatric cardiology team is urgently needed to treat children with cardiac disease for one week in Honduras. Individuals with experience in pediatric echocardiograms and congenital heart disease are needed. Travel dates: Fall 2007. For more information, refer to the team opportunity listing or contact Mike Wenrick (800.959.4325, ext. 1033). Washington Office 1920 116th Avenue NE, Suite 201 Bellevue, WA 98004 get directions Phone: 425.454.TEAM (8326) Fax: 425.450.6980 International Volunteers: teams@medicalteams.org Washington & Oregon Volunteers: mbrandt@medicalteams.org Mobile Dental Questions: gburnett@medicalteams.org Employment and application questions: hr@medicalteams.org Media Inquiries: bagnew@medicalteams.org

notes: Disaster We respond to some of the most devastating and difficult disasters around the world. Within 48 hours, we send volunteer medical professionals (MDs, RNs, NPs, PAs and Paramedics) to natural and manmade disasters to care for the sick and injured. Development Our volunteer teams and staff work to establish long-term solutions for international communities plagued by chronic poverty, lack of medical care and minimal educational opportunities. Distribution We partner with organizations in more than 70 countries to distribute medical supplies to people in need, passing the $1 billion mark in supplies shipped in January 2007. In the USA, we annually distribute more than $1.7 million in hygiene products and over-the-counter medications to social service agencies. Mobile Dental Our Mobile Dental program serves more than 15,000 people annually, partnering with more than 200 organizations, including schools, social service agencies and churches. Professional dental volunteers treat the homeless and uninsured in 39 Pacific Northwest counties each year. CURRENT URGENT NEEDS: Peru - A GYN surgeon and anesthesiologist are needed to work in a clinic in Coya, Peru (near Cuzco), to provide much needed gynecological surgeries (hysterectomy, prolapsed uterus) for the indigenous women living in the Sacred Valley who have no access to health care. The dates are October 19-29, 2007 projected cost is $1,850. Contact: Eve Ford (800.959.4325, ext. 1201). Liberia - a general surgeon and a nurse with developing nations medical experience are needed to provide ongoing capacity building at ELWA Hospital near Monrovia and F.J. Grante Memorial Hospital in Greenville. Team members will provide clinical services as well as hands-on training for staff doctors, nurses and technicians. The surgeon is needed for 2-10 months, and the nurse is needed 2-6 months. ELWA Hospital serves people of all faith backgrounds but requests that volunteers be Christians. Dates are flexible based on volunteer’s schedule, and stipend is available to cover most expenses. Contact: Debbie Doty (800.959.4325, ext. 1008). Uzbekistan - Physical/occupational/massage therapy teams are needed to provide care for disabled children with cerebral palsy, polio and spinal deformities. See Uzbekistan listing below for more details on dates and travel costs. Contact: Shukhrat Arifdjanov (800.959.4325, ext. 1213). Honduras - A pediatric cardiology team is urgently needed to treat children with cardiac disease for one week in Honduras. Individuals with experience in pediatric echocardiograms and congenital heart disease are needed. Travel dates: Fall 2007. For more information, refer to the team opportunity listing or contact Mike Wenrick (800.959.4325, ext. 1033). Washington Office 1920 116th Avenue NE, Suite 201 Bellevue, WA 98004 get directions Phone: 425.454.TEAM (8326) Fax: 425.450.6980 International Volunteers: teams@medicalteams.org Washington & Oregon Volunteers: mbrandt@medicalteams.org Mobile Dental Questions: gburnett@medicalteams.org Employment and application questions: hr@medicalteams.org Media Inquiries: bagnew@medicalteams.org -> Latest update: Dec. 7: A volunteer team in Mist, Oregon, worked hard on two homes that were hit hard by the floods. Fifty percent of the homes in this community were affected by the flooding. Dec. 8: We will focus on these communities: * Mist, Oregon: Clean up crew will continue clean up and removal of water-damaged appliances, carpet and furniture. * Sheridan, Oregon: A team will work on previously-identified homes affected by the recent floods. * Centralia, Washington, area: A group will assist Mountain View Baptist church in their effort to clean up debris and water-damaged household items. They will clean floors and walls, and help return homes to adequate living conditions. * Curtis, Washington: The superintendant of the school in Curtis has requested assistance with significant clean up at the school. A team, including volunteers from Oregon City Evangelical Church, will help. -------------------------------- Disaster We respond to some of the most devastating and difficult disasters around the world. Within 48 hours, we send volunteer medical professionals (MDs, RNs, NPs, PAs and Paramedics) to natural and manmade disasters to care for the sick and injured. Development Our volunteer teams and staff work to establish long-term solutions for international communities plagued by chronic poverty, lack of medical care and minimal educational opportunities. Distribution We partner with organizations in more than 70 countries to distribute medical supplies to people in need, passing the $1 billion mark in supplies shipped in January 2007. In the USA, we annually distribute more than $1.7 million in hygiene products and over-the-counter medications to social service agencies. Mobile Dental Our Mobile Dental program serves more than 15,000 people annually, partnering with more than 200 organizations, including schools, social service agencies and churches. Professional dental volunteers treat the homeless and uninsured in 39 Pacific Northwest counties each year. CURRENT URGENT NEEDS: Peru - A GYN surgeon and anesthesiologist are needed to work in a clinic in Coya, Peru (near Cuzco), to provide much needed gynecological surgeries (hysterectomy, prolapsed uterus) for the indigenous women living in the Sacred Valley who have no access to health care. The dates are October 19-29, 2007 projected cost is $1,850. Contact: Eve Ford (800.959.4325, ext. 1201). Liberia - a general surgeon and a nurse with developing nations medical experience are needed to provide ongoing capacity building at ELWA Hospital near Monrovia and F.J. Grante Memorial Hospital in Greenville. Team members will provide clinical services as well as hands-on training for staff doctors, nurses and technicians. The surgeon is needed for 2-10 months, and the nurse is needed 2-6 months. ELWA Hospital serves people of all faith backgrounds but requests that volunteers be Christians. Dates are flexible based on volunteer�s schedule, and stipend is available to cover most expenses. Contact: Debbie Doty (800.959.4325, ext. 1008). Uzbekistan - Physical/occupational/massage therapy teams are needed to provide care for disabled children with cerebral palsy, polio and spinal deformities. See Uzbekistan listing below for more details on dates and travel costs. Contact: Shukhrat Arifdjanov (800.959.4325, ext. 1213). Honduras - A pediatric cardiology team is urgently needed to treat children with cardiac disease for one week in Honduras. Individuals with experience in pediatric echocardiograms and congenital heart disease are needed. Travel dates: Fall 2007. For more information, refer to the team opportunity listing or contact Mike Wenrick (800.959.4325, ext. 1033). Washington Office 1920 116th Avenue NE, Suite 201 Bellevue, WA 98004 get directions Phone: 425.454.TEAM (8326) Fax: 425.450.6980 International Volunteers: teams@medicalteams.org Washington & Oregon Volunteers: mbrandt@medicalteams.org Mobile Dental Questions: gburnett@medicalteams.org Employment and application questions: hr@medicalteams.org Media Inquiries: bagnew@medicalteams.org
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notes: Disaster We respond to some of the most devastating and difficult disasters around the world. Within 48 hours, we send volunteer medical professionals (MDs, RNs, NPs, PAs and Paramedics) to natural and manmade disasters to care for the sick and injured. Development Our volunteer teams and staff work to establish long-term solutions for international communities plagued by chronic poverty, lack of medical care and minimal educational opportunities. Distribution We partner with organizations in more than 70 countries to distribute medical supplies to people in need, passing the $1 billion mark in supplies shipped in January 2007. In the USA, we annually distribute more than $1.7 million in hygiene products and over-the-counter medications to social service agencies. Mobile Dental Our Mobile Dental program serves more than 15,000 people annually, partnering with more than 200 organizations, including schools, social service agencies and churches. Professional dental volunteers treat the homeless and uninsured in 39 Pacific Northwest counties each year. Washington Office 1920 116th Avenue NE, Suite 201 Bellevue, WA 98004 get directions Phone: 425.454.TEAM (8326) Fax: 425.450.6980 International Volunteers: teams@medicalteams.org Washington & Oregon Volunteers: mbrandt@medicalteams.org Mobile Dental Questions: gburnett@medicalteams.org Employment and application questions: hr@medicalteams.org Media Inquiries: bagnew@medicalteams.org -> Disaster We respond to some of the most devastating and difficult disasters around the world. Within 48 hours, we send volunteer medical professionals (MDs, RNs, NPs, PAs and Paramedics) to natural and manmade disasters to care for the sick and injured. Development Our volunteer teams and staff work to establish long-term solutions for international communities plagued by chronic poverty, lack of medical care and minimal educational opportunities. Distribution We partner with organizations in more than 70 countries to distribute medical supplies to people in need, passing the $1 billion mark in supplies shipped in January 2007. In the USA, we annually distribute more than $1.7 million in hygiene products and over-the-counter medications to social service agencies. Mobile Dental Our Mobile Dental program serves more than 15,000 people annually, partnering with more than 200 organizations, including schools, social service agencies and churches. Professional dental volunteers treat the homeless and uninsured in 39 Pacific Northwest counties each year. CURRENT URGENT NEEDS: Peru - A GYN surgeon and anesthesiologist are needed to work in a clinic in Coya, Peru (near Cuzco), to provide much needed gynecological surgeries (hysterectomy, prolapsed uterus) for the indigenous women living in the Sacred Valley who have no access to health care. The dates are October 19-29, 2007 projected cost is $1,850. Contact: Eve Ford (800.959.4325, ext. 1201). Liberia - a general surgeon and a nurse with developing nations medical experience are needed to provide ongoing capacity building at ELWA Hospital near Monrovia and F.J. Grante Memorial Hospital in Greenville. Team members will provide clinical services as well as hands-on training for staff doctors, nurses and technicians. The surgeon is needed for 2-10 months, and the nurse is needed 2-6 months. ELWA Hospital serves people of all faith backgrounds but requests that volunteers be Christians. Dates are flexible based on volunteer’s schedule, and stipend is available to cover most expenses. Contact: Debbie Doty (800.959.4325, ext. 1008). Uzbekistan - Physical/occupational/massage therapy teams are needed to provide care for disabled children with cerebral palsy, polio and spinal deformities. See Uzbekistan listing below for more details on dates and travel costs. Contact: Shukhrat Arifdjanov (800.959.4325, ext. 1213). Honduras - A pediatric cardiology team is urgently needed to treat children with cardiac disease for one week in Honduras. Individuals with experience in pediatric echocardiograms and congenital heart disease are needed. Travel dates: Fall 2007. For more information, refer to the team opportunity listing or contact Mike Wenrick (800.959.4325, ext. 1033). Washington Office 1920 116th Avenue NE, Suite 201 Bellevue, WA 98004 get directions Phone: 425.454.TEAM (8326) Fax: 425.450.6980 International Volunteers: teams@medicalteams.org Washington & Oregon Volunteers: mbrandt@medicalteams.org Mobile Dental Questions: gburnett@medicalteams.org Employment and application questions: hr@medicalteams.org Media Inquiries: bagnew@medicalteams.org

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notes: Disaster We respond to some of the most devastating and difficult disasters around the world. Within 48 hours, we send volunteer medical professionals (MDs, RNs, NPs, PAs and Paramedics) to natural and manmade disasters to care for the sick and injured. Development Our volunteer teams and staff work to establish long-term solutions for international communities plagued by chronic poverty, lack of medical care and minimal educational opportunities. Distribution We partner with organizations in more than 70 countries to distribute medical supplies to people in need, passing the $1 billion mark in supplies shipped in January 2007. In the USA, we annually distribute more than $1.7 million in hygiene products and over-the-counter medications to social service agencies. Mobile Dental Our Mobile Dental program serves more than 15,000 people annually, partnering with more than 200 organizations, including schools, social service agencies and churches. Professional dental volunteers treat the homeless and uninsured in 39 Pacific Northwest counties each year. -> Disaster We respond to some of the most devastating and difficult disasters around the world. Within 48 hours, we send volunteer medical professionals (MDs, RNs, NPs, PAs and Paramedics) to natural and manmade disasters to care for the sick and injured. Development Our volunteer teams and staff work to establish long-term solutions for international communities plagued by chronic poverty, lack of medical care and minimal educational opportunities. Distribution We partner with organizations in more than 70 countries to distribute medical supplies to people in need, passing the $1 billion mark in supplies shipped in January 2007. In the USA, we annually distribute more than $1.7 million in hygiene products and over-the-counter medications to social service agencies. Mobile Dental Our Mobile Dental program serves more than 15,000 people annually, partnering with more than 200 organizations, including schools, social service agencies and churches. Professional dental volunteers treat the homeless and uninsured in 39 Pacific Northwest counties each year. Washington Office 1920 116th Avenue NE, Suite 201 Bellevue, WA 98004 get directions Phone: 425.454.TEAM (8326) Fax: 425.450.6980 International Volunteers: teams@medicalteams.org Washington & Oregon Volunteers: mbrandt@medicalteams.org Mobile Dental Questions: gburnett@medicalteams.org Employment and application questions: hr@medicalteams.org Media Inquiries: bagnew@medicalteams.org