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We’ve been sitting on a little secret. Can you guess where? 🌍

We’ve been sitting on a little secret. Can you guess where? 🌍

Four senior Australian midwives 🩺
181kg of medical equipment shipped to Tanzania.
Approximately AUD $24,000🎉✨ in donations.
Three weeks of advanced clinical teaching across several major Arusha hospitals and community outreach. 🇦🇺🇹🇿
But they are not simply handing over equipment. They are TEACHING with it ✅

Christine Maree Murphy, Alexandra Lea Ryan, Jillian McCarthy and Simone Nichole Gleeson are back in Tanzania with Medi Trip; bringing extensive advanced maternity, birth-suite and newborn-care experience directly into our partner hospitals.

This is experienced clinicians working alongside Tanzanian healthcare teams, sharing practical skills, strengthening maternity care and supporting the professionals delivering babies every single day.

From birth-suite leadership and clinical midwifery to quality, risk and patient safety, these power house senior professionals bring an extraordinary depth of experience, and, just as importantly, comes ready to listen, collaborate and learn.

Christine Murphy’s third journey to Tanzania. This did not happen overnight or easy, she’s been on this project for 3 years.

And our partnership just keeps getting stronger.
And exactly what meaningful international clinical exchange should look like.

Welcome back, ladies. 🇹🇿🤍

#MediTrip #Midwifery #AustralianMidwives #GlobalHealth #MaternalHealth

Four senior Australian midwives 🩺
181kg of medical equipment shipped to Tanzania.
Approximately AUD $24,000🎉✨ in donations.
Three weeks of advanced clinical teaching across several major Arusha hospitals and community outreach. 🇦🇺🇹🇿
But they are not simply handing over equipment. They are TEACHING with it ✅

Christine Maree Murphy, Alexandra Lea Ryan, Jillian McCarthy and Simone Nichole Gleeson are back in Tanzania with Medi Trip; bringing extensive advanced maternity, birth-suite and newborn-care experience directly into our partner hospitals.

This is experienced clinicians working alongside Tanzanian healthcare teams, sharing practical skills, strengthening maternity care and supporting the professionals delivering babies every single day.

From birth-suite leadership and clinical midwifery to quality, risk and patient safety, these power house senior professionals bring an extraordinary depth of experience, and, just as importantly, comes ready to listen, collaborate and learn.

Christine Murphy’s third journey to Tanzania. This did not happen overnight or easy, she’s been on this project for 3 years.

And our partnership just keeps getting stronger.
And exactly what meaningful international clinical exchange should look like.

Welcome back, ladies. 🇹🇿🤍

#MediTrip #Midwifery #AustralianMidwives #GlobalHealth #MaternalHealth

The Aussie Midwives are back! 🇹🇿

After months of planning, permit applications, logistics and excitement they’re team are here on their 3rd stint with us to deliver more teaching and donations…wait until you see what they’ve been up to.

#Midwivesabroad #aussiemidwives #meditrip #volunteers #midwifery

The Aussie Midwives are back! 🇹🇿

After months of planning, permit applications, logistics and excitement they’re team are here on their 3rd stint with us to deliver more teaching and donations…wait until you see what they’ve been up to.

#Midwivesabroad #aussiemidwives #meditrip #volunteers #midwifery

Our volunteers are the real deal. Amongst the most high achieving, ambitious to affect change. The same for our project partners. Dr Cristina Oliveró Pascual 🇪🇸🩺 ,
Published Researcher ✅
Specialist in Obstetrics & Gynaecology ✅
Alongside her clinical work, she is a published researcher, and has contributed research in endometriosis and ovarian cancer survivorship, and has presented work through Spain’s national professional OBGYN community.

We were incredibly proud to have a doctor of her calibre joining the Medi Trip Obstetrics & Gynaecology programme and safely care for women under the lead of our local supervisor 🇹🇿

This is what skills-based global health collaboration looks like. 🌍🩺

#MediTrip #Doctor #Gynaecology #OBGYN #WGlobalHealth

Our volunteers are the real deal. Amongst the most high achieving, ambitious to affect change. The same for our project partners. Dr Cristina Oliveró Pascual 🇪🇸🩺 ,
Published Researcher ✅
Specialist in Obstetrics & Gynaecology ✅
Alongside her clinical work, she is a published researcher, and has contributed research in endometriosis and ovarian cancer survivorship, and has presented work through Spain’s national professional OBGYN community.

We were incredibly proud to have a doctor of her calibre joining the Medi Trip Obstetrics & Gynaecology programme and safely care for women under the lead of our local supervisor 🇹🇿

This is what skills-based global health collaboration looks like. 🌍🩺

#MediTrip #Doctor #Gynaecology #OBGYN #WGlobalHealth

Future Doctor (also Qualified Midwife) medical student Tessa celebrating some wins with her supervisor. We were incredibly proud to host this talented medic and her partner (Special Needs program) who are now friends to Medi Trip 🎉

Future Doctor (also Qualified Midwife) medical student Tessa celebrating some wins with her supervisor. We were incredibly proud to host this talented medic and her partner (Special Needs program) who are now friends to Medi Trip 🎉

Us again…and our obsession with food. We jazzed up our dishes again✨, this time for Social Night. On the grill yesterday evening: Nyama Choma 🥒🥑 mishkaki, kuku & nyama, salads, veg…Amongst other belly filling deliciousness. Enjoy Medi Trippers 🇹🇿🌍

Us again…and our obsession with food. We jazzed up our dishes again✨, this time for Social Night. On the grill yesterday evening: Nyama Choma 🥒🥑 mishkaki, kuku & nyama, salads, veg…Amongst other belly filling deliciousness. Enjoy Medi Trippers 🇹🇿🌍

Final thoughts 💭🌍

#internabroad #globalhealth #nutritionstudent #meditrip #travel

Final thoughts 💭🌍

#internabroad #globalhealth #nutritionstudent #meditrip #travel

How to survive your Nutrition Internship Abroad like a pro ✨

#nutritionintern #globalhealth #internabroad #meditrip #travel

How to survive your Nutrition Internship Abroad like a pro ✨

#nutritionintern #globalhealth #internabroad #meditrip #travel

Food privilege and talking truths about our ability to have choice and food security; is one of the realist ways we can begin to empower and create equity 🌍🌎🌏

#nutrition #foodsecurity #globalheath #meditrip #internabroad

Food privilege and talking truths about our ability to have choice and food security; is one of the realist ways we can begin to empower and create equity 🌍🌎🌏

#nutrition #foodsecurity #globalheath #meditrip #internabroad

Nutrition Intern Mia on our favourite topic, food ✨
As she talks through her journey of learning, un-learning and surviving food poisoning (the irony) in Arusha, one of the most beautiful experiences.

#nutritionstudent #nutrition #internabroad #meditrip #travel

Nutrition Intern Mia on our favourite topic, food ✨
As she talks through her journey of learning, un-learning and surviving food poisoning (the irony) in Arusha, one of the most beautiful experiences.

#nutritionstudent #nutrition #internabroad #meditrip #travel

You’ve been served 👩🏾‍🍳 A few Medi Trip hostel dinners this week🥒

You’ve been served 👩🏾‍🍳 A few Medi Trip hostel dinners this week🥒

From Spain to Tanzania, and straight into the deep end. 🦷🌍A brilliant group of dentistry students, big challenges, a lot of learning, plenty of laughs, and memories. They came prepared, ready to understand the deeper issues and totally focused on being of service…and they really were.

Safe travels home team, Tanzania looks good on you. 🇪🇸🇹🇿

#MediTripTanzania #DentistryAbroad #DentalStudents #ClinicalPlacement

From Spain to Tanzania, and straight into the deep end. 🦷🌍A brilliant group of dentistry students, big challenges, a lot of learning, plenty of laughs, and memories. They came prepared, ready to understand the deeper issues and totally focused on being of service…and they really were.

Safe travels home team, Tanzania looks good on you. 🇪🇸🇹🇿

#MediTripTanzania #DentistryAbroad #DentalStudents #ClinicalPlacement

Kenko 🇯🇵, left Medi Trip as intern 6 years ago, came back as a Surgeon on @sirettrip safari, to show his lovely partner where he holds special memories 🇹🇿. Thank you for returning with to us Dr Kenko

Kenko 🇯🇵, left Medi Trip as intern 6 years ago, came back as a Surgeon on @sirettrip safari, to show his lovely partner where he holds special memories 🇹🇿. Thank you for returning with to us Dr Kenko

Traditional medicine is not a relic of healthcare, it’s a modern reality that forms the tapestry of ancient knowledge, tradition and identity.

#traditionalmedicine #globalhealth #CulturalCompetence #MediTrip

Traditional medicine is not a relic of healthcare, it’s a modern reality that forms the tapestry of ancient knowledge, tradition and identity.

#traditionalmedicine #globalhealth #CulturalCompetence #MediTrip

Medical residents are unsung heros. 🩺🇹🇿

🩺 Residency in Tanzania is gruelling, usually through a Master of Medicine (MMed) programme (if accepted and financially possible), lasting 3–5 years depending on specialty and successful completion.

🌍 Tanzania has about 68.6 million people, with roughly 0.1 physicians per 1,000 people, that’s around 10 doctors per 100,000 people.

🏥 Residents are not just “trainees.” They are critical members of the workforce.

🚨 Their responsibilities include ward rounds, emergency admissions, theatre cases, 24/7 on-calls, research presentations, exams, and teaching.

👨🏾‍⚕️👩🏽‍⚕️ Residents are often the doctors who spend the most time with local medical students and our international interns.

🧠 For our interns, residents help navigate clinical reasoning, investigations, treatment plans, local protocols, and critical decision-making in resource-limited settings.

📚 Many work long clinical weeks while simultaneously preparing for specialist examinations and completing research requirements and carrying their own personal commitments.

📈 Tanzania has increased medical school output dramatically over the past two decades, with doctor numbers increasing roughly sevenfold compared with the early 1990s.

🙏🏾 Their contribution matters to us. Clinical exchange depend on the time, patience, and expertise of many people including these doctors already carrying huge workloads and personal sacrifices.

#MedicalResidents #TanzaniaHealthcare #MedicalEducation #ClinicalTraining #GlobalHealth

Medical residents are unsung heros. 🩺🇹🇿

🩺 Residency in Tanzania is gruelling, usually through a Master of Medicine (MMed) programme (if accepted and financially possible), lasting 3–5 years depending on specialty and successful completion.

🌍 Tanzania has about 68.6 million people, with roughly 0.1 physicians per 1,000 people, that’s around 10 doctors per 100,000 people.

🏥 Residents are not just “trainees.” They are critical members of the workforce.

🚨 Their responsibilities include ward rounds, emergency admissions, theatre cases, 24/7 on-calls, research presentations, exams, and teaching.

👨🏾‍⚕️👩🏽‍⚕️ Residents are often the doctors who spend the most time with local medical students and our international interns.

🧠 For our interns, residents help navigate clinical reasoning, investigations, treatment plans, local protocols, and critical decision-making in resource-limited settings.

📚 Many work long clinical weeks while simultaneously preparing for specialist examinations and completing research requirements and carrying their own personal commitments.

📈 Tanzania has increased medical school output dramatically over the past two decades, with doctor numbers increasing roughly sevenfold compared with the early 1990s.

🙏🏾 Their contribution matters to us. Clinical exchange depend on the time, patience, and expertise of many people including these doctors already carrying huge workloads and personal sacrifices.

#MedicalResidents #TanzaniaHealthcare #MedicalEducation #ClinicalTraining #GlobalHealth

The Maasai say that “hearts have homelands” and perhaps that’s why we don’t have to always explain ourselves when we meet, we simply connect. It’s a beautiful thing having the privilege to watch strangers become friends.

The Maasai say that “hearts have homelands” and perhaps that’s why we don’t have to always explain ourselves when we meet, we simply connect. It’s a beautiful thing having the privilege to watch strangers become friends.

Travel has changed, that’s clear. We are all living through an age of permanent uncertainty.

Conflict, disease outbreaks, spectacle, economic anxiety, and exhaustion have made many people suspicious of anything that sounds too simple, too shiny, or too certain.

Discernment is so important.

If you are questioning whether going abroad can be ethical, useful, or responsible, this is good. That’s just the start.

Travel has changed, that’s clear. We are all living through an age of permanent uncertainty.

Conflict, disease outbreaks, spectacle, economic anxiety, and exhaustion have made many people suspicious of anything that sounds too simple, too shiny, or too certain.

Discernment is so important.

If you are questioning whether going abroad can be ethical, useful, or responsible, this is good. That’s just the start.

📊 Emergency Medicine is still a young specialty in Tanzania. Medi Trip is very proud to be there as it develops.
📊 Tanzania’s first full-capacity Emergency Department opened at Muhimbili National Hospital in 2010.
📊 By the end of 2021, Tanzania had 73 qualified Emergency Physicians working across more than 10 regions. Many are Medi Trip Supervisors.
📊 Since 2013, 88 specialist Emergency Physicians and more than 6,000 nurses, paramedics and healthcare workers have been trained through Tanzanian-led emergency care programmes.
📊 This means many of Tanzania’s current Emergency Physicians are part of the first generation of doctors formally trained in Emergency Medicine.

Medi Trip are very proud to work with them and to have been there when they launched in Arusha.

Emergency care in Tanzania continues to develop rapidly, with specialist Emergency Physicians now helping build systems for triage, resuscitation, trauma care, referral pathways and acute medical care. We will continue to stand shoulder to shoulder with them.

📊 Emergency Medicine is still a young specialty in Tanzania. Medi Trip is very proud to be there as it develops.
📊 Tanzania’s first full-capacity Emergency Department opened at Muhimbili National Hospital in 2010.
📊 By the end of 2021, Tanzania had 73 qualified Emergency Physicians working across more than 10 regions. Many are Medi Trip Supervisors.
📊 Since 2013, 88 specialist Emergency Physicians and more than 6,000 nurses, paramedics and healthcare workers have been trained through Tanzanian-led emergency care programmes.
📊 This means many of Tanzania’s current Emergency Physicians are part of the first generation of doctors formally trained in Emergency Medicine.

Medi Trip are very proud to work with them and to have been there when they launched in Arusha.

Emergency care in Tanzania continues to develop rapidly, with specialist Emergency Physicians now helping build systems for triage, resuscitation, trauma care, referral pathways and acute medical care. We will continue to stand shoulder to shoulder with them.

Next chapter, Susan will be a qualified nurse, joining a special force of change-makers who bring cross cultural experience into their profession. The next generation across continents who give us hope for a better future.

Next chapter, Susan will be a qualified nurse, joining a special force of change-makers who bring cross cultural experience into their profession. The next generation across continents who give us hope for a better future.

Trauma & Emergency Care in Tanzania

📊 Road traffic injuries affect over 330,000 people every year in Tanzania.
📊 Tanzania records approximately 31 road traffic deaths per 100,000 people
📊 In a one-year trauma registry covering 13 Tanzanian hospitals, 18,553 trauma patients were recorded.
📊 40% of all trauma cases were caused by road traffic accidents.
📊 The average trauma patient was just 28 years old, highlighting the impact on young adults.
📊 Studies found motorcycles were responsible for more than half of road traffic injuries seen in Tanzanian hospitals.
📊 Fractures account for roughly one-third of major road traffic injuries.

We’re not just any internship & volunteer company.

✅ Clinically governed placement model, founded by an Award Winning Nurse.

✅ Trauma exposure led by some of Tanzania’s first generation specialist.

✅ Over 765 medical and vocational only participants hosted between 2025–2026.

✅ Ethical, community-led clinical exposure focused on learning, service, and capacity building.

Trauma & Emergency Care in Tanzania

📊 Road traffic injuries affect over 330,000 people every year in Tanzania.
📊 Tanzania records approximately 31 road traffic deaths per 100,000 people
📊 In a one-year trauma registry covering 13 Tanzanian hospitals, 18,553 trauma patients were recorded.
📊 40% of all trauma cases were caused by road traffic accidents.
📊 The average trauma patient was just 28 years old, highlighting the impact on young adults.
📊 Studies found motorcycles were responsible for more than half of road traffic injuries seen in Tanzanian hospitals.
📊 Fractures account for roughly one-third of major road traffic injuries.

We’re not just any internship & volunteer company.

✅ Clinically governed placement model, founded by an Award Winning Nurse.

✅ Trauma exposure led by some of Tanzania’s first generation specialist.

✅ Over 765 medical and vocational only participants hosted between 2025–2026.

✅ Ethical, community-led clinical exposure focused on learning, service, and capacity building.

First & Last Week. Next time we meet, Susan will be a qualified nurse and going into her profession with cross cultural care experience.

First & Last Week. Next time we meet, Susan will be a qualified nurse and going into her profession with cross cultural care experience.

Condemned to never walk again, let alone walk onto foreign land and help dozens, donate thousands of euros. Here’s Chantal’s story.

Condemned to never walk again, let alone walk onto foreign land and help dozens, donate thousands of euros. Here’s Chantal’s story.

She shouldn’t have been standing at Kilimanjaro Airport if negativity, disability and tremendous pain had it’s way. Yet she did, in a foreign land, with people she didn’t know and helped dozens of women and children donating thousands of Euros. Only she can answer why.

She shouldn’t have been standing at Kilimanjaro Airport if negativity, disability and tremendous pain had it’s way. Yet she did, in a foreign land, with people she didn’t know and helped dozens of women and children donating thousands of Euros. Only she can answer why.

Karibu chakula, by Maggie, Anita, Happy & Sayuni. What’s your favourite dish? Fun fact, did you know Happy and Maggie are sisters? 🇹🇿

Karibu chakula, by Maggie, Anita, Happy & Sayuni. What’s your favourite dish? Fun fact, did you know Happy and Maggie are sisters? 🇹🇿

Ready when you are! Kombo will be waiting for you at the airport 🌍✈️🗺️

Ready when you are! Kombo will be waiting for you at the airport 🌍✈️🗺️

Some people are afraid of other languages and cultures. We’re not some people. And that will never be us 🌎🌍🌏 @wadudu_official

Some people are afraid of other languages and cultures. We’re not some people. And that will never be us 🌎🌍🌏 @wadudu_official

“We wanted to be a respectful guest in this country” - Jasmine Law, HK 🇭🇰🇹🇿

“We wanted to be a respectful guest in this country” - Jasmine Law, HK 🇭🇰🇹🇿

🌍 no place like it

🌍 no place like it

A physiotherapist’s journey of un-learning, learning and a grounding experience of creating care for her patients.

A physiotherapist’s journey of un-learning, learning and a grounding experience of creating care for her patients.

Physiotherapist in Tanzania 🇹🇿🌍🌎🌏 🇳🇱

Physiotherapist in Tanzania 🇹🇿🌍🌎🌏 🇳🇱

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