Medical School Questions

MiamiDAP
Wed, 12 Dec 2012 08:03:18 +0000

There are very poor regions in a world. D. has been to one working at free clinics there. But she actually could do a lot and could communicate well knowing language as she at least did it while at Med. School and after she obtained many skills or could be easily trained because of certain amount of medical knowledge. I do not know what college graduate is even allowed to do in these type of places. But there are certain amount of physical challenges there. Your stomach most of time does not agree with the food available there, everybody had a problem (no exception), D. has much more mild because of her multiple trips to Mexico and knowing hoe to be extremely careful, while several others had severe problems. During her trip, they also had to take drugs for being in elevated region with thinner air. You deal with different culture. I understand the physical challenges and D. was there only for one months. Living like this for couple years is very difficult, no doubt. But as I have mentioned, although college graduate could be helpful, the degree of this help could not be comparable to the degree of help provided by people with extansive medical training.