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He heals the brokenhearted
and binds up their wounds.

He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.

- Psalm 147:3 -

We take care of all the details for your short-term volunteer assignment,
including orientation, travel schedules, economy airfare,
visas, permits, housing, transportation, and more.

We take care of all the details for your short-term volunteer assignment, including orientation, travel schedules, economy airfare, visas, permits, housing, transportation, and more.

Mission hospitals around the world depend on assistance from Christian medical professionals who volunteer to provide life-saving care to the sick in Jesus’ Name. Doctors, nurses, pharmacists, dentists, and others on short-term assignment can follow in the footsteps of the Great Physician as they provide patient care in a resource-limited environment, relieve overwhelmed full-time hospital staff, and help educate the next generation of national healthcare workers in the country they are serving.

World Medical Mission is a volunteer opportunity for Evangelical Christian physicians, dentists, and other medical personnel in short-term service at mission hospitals and clinics around the world. In most areas we welcome families to serve and travel as a unit. Use the gifts and talents God has given you to expand His kingdom and fill these needs. Not only will you treat physical sickness and injuries, you will shine as a light for Jesus Christ and provide hope to people who are suffering.

How We Care for Our Medical Volunteers

Through World Medical Mission, Samaritan’s Purse removes many of the barriers and difficulties from serving overseas. We enable medical professionals who want to give of themselves in obedience to God’s leading to do so with minimal hindrances and red tape. As a result, the ministries of mission hospitals and clinics are strengthened and they are able to offer better health care and to lead more people to faith in Christ.

Medical Ministry in Jesus' Name

As patients walk through the darkest times of their lives, World Medical Mission volunteers have the opportunity to pray and share the Gospel with them, ministering to spiritual needs as they work to treat physical ailments.

FAQ

Is it possible for my spouse and/or children to accompany me?

Yes, to most areas, and we encourage families to travel and serve as a unit. However, please note the volunteer is responsible for all expenses related to family members and will not be reimbursed.

How are medical personnel assigned?

All potential volunteers must complete a World Medical Mission application and provide required references. They must also agree to and sign our Statement of Faith, Statement of Christian Conduct and Statement of Practice. Applications then undergo an approval process, and final placements are based on the needs of the mission hospitals as well as the interests and availability of the volunteer.

Where are volunteers placed?

We are actively placing volunteers in Africa, Latin America, Asia, Eastern Europe, Oceania and the Middle East. Click here for a detailed listing of locations and specific needs.

What time of length is considered short-term?

Short-term service is typically two weeks to one year, based on location of service. Residents and RN’s who have been accepted for a placement are typically asked to serve 4 weeks (1 month).

What arrangements does World Medical Mission make?

World Medical Mission assists in arranging all details such as airline tickets, visas, in-country transportation, lodging, and medical licenses.

Do I need immunizations?

Yes, depending on the country of service, certain immunizations are recommended and/or required. Once your assignment has been confirmed, your Logistics Coordinator will send you detailed orientation materials that will include a list of the specific immunizations for that specific country.

Where do I stay while serving overseas? Are running water and food available?

The majority of mission stations have their own living quarters. These are generally clean and simple accommodations and have running water and electricity most of the time. Mission stations typically provide food, the cost of which will be paid through an invoice from the hospital or volunteers will purchase food within the country.

What is the approximate cost for a World Medical Mission assignment?

This varies greatly depending on area of service, length of service as well as airfare. For specific information regarding cost, please contact us at [email protected].

The volunteer is responsible for all expenses up front and will be provided with a budget worksheet to detail all approximate costs. Please refer to the expense policy to identify reimbursable expenses, which you’ll receive after your application.

Is travel medical insurance coverage required?

Yes, it is required. We provide volunteers with information on how to obtain the appropriate coverage required.

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“We treat, Jesus heals.”

World Medical Mission

Serving on short-term trips with World Medical Mission opens up extraordinary opportunities for Christian men and women willing to use their professional expertise in areas of great need.

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