Medical Missions
Many of our residents choose to donate their time in service of those in need. There are areas of the world where there are few, if any, anesthesia providers. Each year, the Departments of Anesthesiology, Surgery, and Nursing sponsor trips to such areas. The most commonly visited are South America and Africa. In fact, a group from Hopkins just returned from a trip to Nigeria and Eritrea. Please feel free to peruse the photos below to get a feel for their experience.
Residents engage in medical missions work
A group of Johns Hopkins medical missionaries visits the pyramids during a stop-over on their way to Eritrea.
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Dr. Haitham Al-Grain provides anesthesia on a medical mission trip to Eritrea.
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Dr. Danesh Mazloomdoost looks on from the other side of the drape at an operation underway in Eritrea.
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Dr. Roger Johns and Dr. Mosunmola Babade work on a patient.
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Dr. John Sampson checks in on a post-op patient.
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Dr. Haitham Al-Grain pauses for a picture with an Eritrean colleague.
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