A blog about Florida International University's experience in sending students and professors on a medical mission that is conducted by Project Hope and the United States Navy. Note, the postings on this site are solely the opinions of the bloggers and not meant to represent those of the US Navy, Project Hope, or Florida International University.
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2011 El Salvador
Thursday, June 16, 2011
Off to Central America
FIU is teaming with Project Hope again this summer and this year we have 5 nurse practitioner students going to Central America for Continuing Promise 2011 on the USNS Comfort. Luz Gomez and Nicole Navarre (Peds NP students) and Kimberly Harris (FNP student) and I will be flying to Nicaragua tomorrow to catch the ship for the first leg of the mission in Corinto. We will then head to Port Quetzal,Guatemala. After that we head to El Salvador where they will leave and two other students will join me, Lori Brown (adult NP student) and Beverly Griffis (FNP) student. We will be in El Salvador for a few weeks then on to Costa Rica, first for 4 days of leave time, then the final leg of our mission before returning to Miami. I expect as was the case last year, the internet will be spotty, but hopefully we will still be able to post regularly and include pictures.
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Hey Randy,
ReplyDeleteI just sent you an email to see if you were going to keep up with the blog on this mission and decided to just check the site. Sure enough you had your first post up. Now I can live vicariously through your experiences! Enjoy the trip. Can't wait to read all about it.
Vanessa