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World Anaesthesia Society |
The society aims to:
• Support anaesthesia in the developing world through appropriate training, material and equipment
• Promote the education of anaesthetists in less affluent environments
• Act as an advocate in dealings with governments and agencies involved in anaesthesia and resuscitation overseas
• Maintain a network of appropriately trained and experienced anaesthetists in order to assist members and advise those intending to work in the developing world
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ORBIS , the humanitarian Flying Eye Hospital, is operating around the world in a DC-10 aircraft.
They are looking for a volunteer anesthesiologist for their mission in Nigeria (July 14-25). Experience in neonatal/pediatric anesthesia and/or ophthalmic blocks appreciated but not mandatory.
If interested, please email the recruiters, Sally Whitton sally.whitton@ orbis.org or Danielle Bogert danielle.bogert@ orbis.org .
More info about ORBIS can be found on the website www.orbis.org
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Anaes for developing countries |
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The University of Oxford "Anaesthesia for Developing Countries" course is again being held in two centres this year.
Oxford (July 18th 2008), Uganda (Nov 2nd - 7th 2008).
More details can be found here.
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