Just some of the hard working staff of Nata clinic
Posted Dec 02 2008 3:07am
The Nata Clinic staff want to say thanks for all the supplies you have purchased for them. They are an amazing group of people. If anyone has ever seen the American TV show Mash then you will know a little about Nata clinic. The cast of characters at this clinic is amazing. We'd like you to get to know them a little better. Pictured far left is our Dr. Roger from Democratic Republic of Congo. Dr. Roger is such a joy to work with. He remains cool and collected 100% of the time. He can have a ward full of sick patients and then a road traffic victim will come in. He'll stop the bleeding from a severed arm and go right back to work with his walk in patients. He does it all. He's also so down to earth that he makes everyone feel important. Next in line is our Mma Kenneth. She is the matriarch of Nata Clinic. She has worked at Nata Clinic and the Maposa health outpost for 30 years as a family welfare educator. If there is something to know about this area, she is the one to go to. The colors of the uniforms tell you what a person does. Turquoise is for family welfare educator, pink is general duty attendants and purple is nurse orderly. Next is Charity our midwife from Zimbabwe. She's the one who has a lot of family following her on this website. Next is Phili our female driver and shes posing with a pair of the goggles we bought for the midwives. She's always joking around. In the red shirt is Waki our computer technician. She's been a great addition to the group and is our techie. In the pink is the mischevious Rebecca. She is always up to something and playing practical jokes on people. Next is another ambulance driver named Never. He is definitely Mr. Cool. He's proud that he's building a new house for his family. He always seems to be in on the latest trends. In the back is our Sr. Nurse Gaokwale who is loved by all. As many say, she's not pompous like so many in authority. She is always willing to help. And, last in line is Mma Ndolo. She is a nurse orderly and is so reliable and steady. These people work under very difficult conditions yet manage to make the best of it. They see things in one day that many of us never see in a lifetime and they just carry on. Here's to you Nata Clinic!
The Nata Clinic staff want to say thanks for all the supplies you have purchased for them. They are an amazing group of people. If anyone has ever seen the American TV show Mash then you will know a little about Nata clinic. The cast of characters at this clinic is amazing. We'd like you to get to know them a little better. Pictured far left is our Dr. Roger from Democratic Republic of Congo. Dr. Roger is such a joy to work with. He remains cool and collected 100% of the time. He can have a ward full of sick patients and then a road traffic victim will come in. He'll stop the bleeding from a severed arm and go right back to work with his walk in patients. He does it all. He's also so down to earth that he makes everyone feel important. Next in line is our Mma Kenneth. She is the matriarch of Nata Clinic. She has worked at Nata Clinic and the Maposa health outpost for 30 years as a family welfare educator. If there is something to know about this area, she is the one to go to. The colors of the uniforms tell you what a person does. Turquoise is for family welfare educator, pink is general duty attendants and purple is nurse orderly. Next is Charity our midwife from Zimbabwe. She's the one who has a lot of family following her on this website. Next is Phili our female driver and shes posing with a pair of the goggles we bought for the midwives. She's always joking around. In the red shirt is Waki our computer technician. She's been a great addition to the group and is our techie. In the pink is the mischevious Rebecca. She is always up to something and playing practical jokes on people. Next is another ambulance driver named Never. He is definitely Mr. Cool. He's proud that he's building a new house for his family. He always seems to be in on the latest trends. In the back is our Sr. Nurse Gaokwale who is loved by all. As many say, she's not pompous like so many in authority. She is always willing to help. And, last in line is Mma Ndolo. She is a nurse orderly and is so reliable and steady. These people work under very difficult conditions yet manage to make the best of it. They see things in one day that many of us never see in a lifetime and they just carry on. Here's to you Nata Clinic!