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REQUIREMENTS

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS:
All health care providers are required to hold their appropriate licenses.
Volunteers not involved in patient care have no licensing requirements.
Valid Passport (a  visa is not required for U.S. passport holders) for Visa requirements if not a U.S citizen check this website:
https://guatemala.visahq.com/
Health care providers supply their own Personal Protective Equipment
Eyewear (Loops and Lights if used in office)
Camera to record image of radiographs (Phone camera works well)
Anesthetic: 3 boxes 2% Lido w 1:100,000 epi, cannot be expired
The most important thing everyone must bring is a Healthy attitude and the capacity to Modify, Adapt and Overcome while displaying a Sense of caring and adventure.

Dr. Tommy Murph

Tel: (843) 488-4357

E-Mail: Drtommymurph@yahoo.com

Dr. Gayle Fletcher

Tel: (936) 537-8875

E-Mail:

gjfletch@suddenlink.net

Traveling to Guatemala:
You will fly into Guatemala City airport code (GUA). The people are very friendly and the area is very safe.  Passport control and customs have never been a problem. We will provide you with official documents identifing you as a member of our mission group. The people of Guatemala are friendly and the language is Spanish and several Mayan dialects. The U.S.Dollar is accepted in the city and the official currency is the Quetzal. The exchange rate is Q7 per U.S.Dollar. Bring only clean untorn and unmarked bills if you want to exchange them. You can exchange money at the Holiday Inn so don't worry about stopping in the airport.

Overlook at Xela

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