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GPs and surgeons required PDF Print E-mail

 

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We are always looking for long-term GPs and surgeons to come and work at Tansen Mission Hospital. Terms range from 6 months upwards. Having this sort of continuity really aids the stability and smooth running of hospital services and allows us to deliver a consistent standard of medical care to Tansen and the surrounding communities. For more information click on the specialty above.

 

We also have opportunities for short-term surgeons to help cover staffing shortages and enable the surgical team to continue to run in an effective way. Please click here for further details.

 

 
Primary / Elementary school teacher needed from June 2009 - can you help? PDF Print E-mail
We urgently need a Primary School teacher to teach an international group of missionaries' children aged between 5 and 11 years. Our tutorial group teachers are vital members of the team, without whom we would not have the medical manpower to run the hospital. Eager students and parents assured! For more detailed information please click here.
 
Did we eat poisonous mushrooms or did the poisonous mushrooms eat us? PDF Print E-mail

In the monsoon of this year 41 patients were admitted at Tansen Mission Hospital after eating poisonous mushrooms. Among them were 19 children and 22 adults. Twelve of these patients died while undergoing treatment. They were all from the Bazaar area near the hospital.

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Laxmi's story PDF Print E-mail

The story of Laxmi Pariyar is one among many heart-rending stories encountered in the hospital every year. She is from a village called Siluwa, about 60 km away from hospital. She was admitted to the hospital at the end of November 2004 and was not discharged until the beginning of May 2005.

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New Emergency Building open! PDF Print E-mail

 

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