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Medical Mission Granada, Nicaragua

Is God calling you to a cross-cultural Medical Mission?. Mission Statement. Christ the Healer is an ecumenical, mission program of the Archdiocese of New Orleans called to serve the people of Nicaragua. In the name of Jesus Christ, it aims to improve the quality of life and physical healing in a partnership of ministry. Employing a holistic approach to mission, it seeks to develop an appreciation for the people and culture of Nicaragua. Christ the Healer provides an opportunity to evangelize t9444

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Medical Mission Granada, Nicaragua

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    1. Medical Mission Granada, Nicaragua Christ the Healer Cristo Sana

    2. Is God calling you to a cross-cultural Medical Mission?

    3. Mission Statement Christ the Healer is an ecumenical, mission program of the Archdiocese of New Orleans called to serve the people of Nicaragua. In the name of Jesus Christ, it aims to improve the quality of life and physical healing in a partnership of ministry. Employing a holistic approach to mission, it seeks to develop an appreciation for the people and culture of Nicaragua. Christ the Healer provides an opportunity to evangelize through the medical, dental, and social ministries as well as an opportunity to be evangelized through this same service from the people of Nicaragua.

    4. Prior to Trip Complete the application form Make your own travel plans and forward copy of itinerary to PMS office Send copies to PMS office 35 days prior to trip: Medical Diploma Current License American Board Certificate CV Medicine/Supply List Hotel is reserved by PMS office in your name

    5. Seven Day Mission Experience You arrive in Managua at the Augusto C. Sandino International Airport Group is met by the Angel’s and Health Ministry Luggage is loaded onto the rental bus Depart for Granada by bus (approx.1 hour drive time) Arrive at Hotel Alhambra and check in Medicines for the mission are stored in the medicine room Passports and tickets will be collected by the Trip Coordinator and stored in a safety deposit box for safe keeping Orientation will be at 5 pm at the hotel

    6. Sample Budget for the Week $100 Mission Fee (transportation rental) Entrance Fee $5 Hotel $40 single, $45 double $50 triple Food $125 for the week Taxi $1 per use $100 for shopping is plenty

    7. Personal Items to Bring Pack personal gear in a carry-on bag. Preferred dress is surgical scrubs- NI is hot and humid. Bring dress shorts, a swimsuit, and comfortable walking shoes. Pack at least one nice casual outfit for evening entertainment and for church services.

    8. Personal Items to Bring… cont. For Your Personal Comfort and Hygiene: Mosquito repellent Alarm clock Flashlight Hair dryer (110 volt) Personal prescription or non-prescription drugs you use regularly Bring your own toiletries and wash cloth.

    9. General Information Required Shots: tetanus Dysentery: bring precautionary meds Drink bottled water only Laundry Service is available through hotel Bring small bills for purchases. Dollars can be exchanged at the local bank Hotel accepts all major credit cards Patronize recommended restaurants only

    10. What to Bring? - Physicians Physicians are advised to bring any and all medications they expect to prescribe. Common cases: anemia, diabetes, fungal diseases, malnutrition, various forms of arthritis and other degenerative diseases, parasites, hypertension, anxiety, peptic ulcer disease, and infections of all kinds. Please bring medications appropriate for the treatment of such conditions. See examples of the types of medications most commonly needed on next slide

    11. Over the Counter Medicine Needs Children’s Chewable Vitamins Infant Vitamins Adult Multivitamins Antifungal Cream (Lamsil, Lotrimin, etc) Pain Relievers (Tylenol, Advil, etc) Infant and Children’s Pain Relievers Cold and Cough Medicine Infant and Children’s Cold and Cough Medicine Antacids Triple Antibiotic Cream

    12. Prescription Medicine Needs Antibotics (Augmentin, baxtrim, Amoxicillin) Antifungal (Diflucan, Nizoral, Nystatin, Albendazol) Antidiabetic (Gluctrol, Glucovance) Blood Pressure (Toprol, Micardis, Atacand, Tarka, HCTHZ) Gastro-Intestinal (Zantac, Precvacid, Aciphex) Anti-inflammatory (Vioxx, Mobic, Celebrex) Respiratory (Allegra D, Calritin, Flonase, Rhinocort Aqua, Nasacort) Ophthalmic/ (Cortisporin) PLEASE NOTE: NO EXPIRED PRESCRIPTIONS DRUGS ARE TO HAVE A SHELF LIFE OF ONE YEAR

    13. Special Notations for Surgeons Bring: Gloves Scrubs Caps Shoe covers Sutures Much of what is brought will be recycled and reused so be prepared to leave what is not used.

    14. What to bring for Dentistry Medicine Analgesics Antibiotics Supplies Gloves – S M L Anesthesia Needles Composites Amalgam * Much of what is brought will be recycled and reused so be prepared to leave what is not used.

    15. What to Bring for Eye Clinic Readers +1 - +3 - 10 Dozen Re-wetting drops – 2 gross Hand held puff tonometer Hand held pen lights Gloves Samples of Glaucoma medicines * Room does not have air conditioning - bring cool clothing

    16. Lodging Information Hotel Alhambra Costado Oesto Parque Central Granada Province Granada, Nicaragua 110681-9528 011-505-552-4486 011-505-552-2035 hotalam@tmx.com.ni

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