Team work makes the dream work
During every mission, there are numerous stories that can be told that illustrate the high level of care provided by the PAMS Polyclinic in Chincha to the people of Chincha. This story, is one about teamwork.
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Introducing: PAMS Custom Embroidered Shirts
All shirts are made in Iquitos and can be customized. Currently, the shirts are available in white with red trim or grey with red trim. Customized colors and styles (long sleeves, v-necks) are available with a minimum order of 12.
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Save the Date: PAMS Business Meeting | St. Louis, Missouri | March 23-24, 2018
Save the Date: The PAMS Annual Convention will be held in St. Louis, Missouri on March 23 and 24, 2018.
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Selva in Action welcomes new Medical and Dental Director
Selva in Action (SIA) is proud to welcome Dr. Luis Espinoza as our new Medical Director and Dr. Sammi Ráez, DDS as our new Dental Directors.
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PAMS Polyclinic Flood Assistance
In response to the devastation caused by flooding in areas close to the PAMS Polyclinic in Chincha, its Directory agreed to provide assistance to those affected, focusing on medical care and donations of drinking water, food, medicines, sun block, insect repellent, and blankets.
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Disaster Relief Update
PAMS has launched several initiatives in the communities around Trujillo that have been affected by the floods. Such projects include providing fumigation, latrines, water filters, popular kitchens, and healthcare campaigns. This video highlights some of our work.
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PAMS has developed a Disaster Relief fund to help people recover from this horrible tragedy
PAMS has developed a Disaster Relief fund to help people recover from this horrible tragedy. The pain and misfortune grows every second, every minute... as the poet Cesar Vallejo said in his brilliant poem, "Dear brothers there is much, too much to do."
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Cleveland Clinic Chincha Mission Report 0616
A male patient presented with headache and loss of visual acuity in the left eye. His vision screening was done by Cleveland Clinic medical student, Roy Swanson who diagnosed the patient with Temporal Arteritis. The patient was quickly referred to the Center’s Ophthalmologist, who started the patient on steroids and referred him to Lima for further testing and care.
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