Thursday, December 11, 2014

Clinic Hanga Health Centre


 Nurse Annamaria photo below was teaching the student nurse Jovitha how to draw and vaccinate the child                                                                                                                                                           Student nurse giving the vaccination to the child


Friday, December 5, 2014

New Volunteer

St. Bernard Health Center is excited to announce the addition of a new staff member. Jake Helmer is a Benedictine Volunteer from Saint John’s University in Collegeville, Minnesota, USA. He graduated from Saint John’s in 2014 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Health Science and has plans to attend medical school in the US after his time in Tanzania. Jake arrived in Hanga on July 24th and will be working for the Health Center full-time until April 1st. During the mornings, Jake helps in the laboratory with cleaning, obtaining specimen from patients, microscopic slide staining and record keeping. When patients are not present, he likes to study and practice Kiswahili with the other laboratory staff members. Jake spends his afternoons looking for ways to improve the Health Center. Recently, he, along with help from the staff, created a new patient history filing system that will allow the Health Center to have detailed records of patient’s previous visits. This new change will keep the Health Center more organized and provide better care to patients. He is very happy to have the opportunity to work at the Health Center and we are excited have him. We look forward to the new ideas and improvements he can bring to the Health Center in his time with us. Welcome Jake!

Community field

 Hello Many greeting from Benedictine community of Hanga I would like to welcome the student from Peramiho school of nursing for community field work at Hanga health centre

Student nurse Scolastica Teaching pupils of Bombambili primary school
 Student nurse Jenitha providing the tablet Praziquanter to the Bombambili pupils against schistosomiasis