It is staffed by both local and international doctors - including a team of specialists from China - and is reasonably well equipped for a developing world hospital.
Departments include internal medicine, surgery, paediatrics, obstetrics, ophthalmology, ENT, occupational therapy and physiotherapy.
Hi, i found your blog on google and wanted to ask you a few questions about the elective. i'm going in August/September this year and although Dr Omar has said yes to my placement i have not heard back from him in 2 months since we paid the fees and accommodation. is this normal? did this happen to u? im not sure what else to do about it now, do u have any idea who to contact and how? any help would be much appreciated! Katie
ReplyDeleteHello, we are four medical students from Sheffield who have organised to go to Mnazi Mmoja in June 2013. We have been in contact with Dr Omar and have transferred the money for placement and accommodation to him. However, we haven't heard from him in a few weeks confirming receipt of this.
ReplyDeleteIs anyone planning on going to Mnazi Mmoja this year, or does anyone have more contact details - we can't seem to find any phone numbers that work!
Thank you
Have you heard back? If not email me arsheen.dhalla@icloud.com I'll help with some ideas :)
DeleteHello, I'm a medical student from Austria, currently planning on staying in Zanzibar in September 2014. I didn't get in contact with Dr.Omar yet and I just wanted to ask wether Dr.Omar finally answered and your stays ended up fine?
ReplyDeleteAny information would be helpful, thank's a lot in advance!
Martha