The Hospitalito’s Medical Director and is responsible for all medical volunteers. We expect you to work independently and the medical director will not interfere with your work unless he has cultural or medical concerns. If so, he will share them with you with kindness and patience. His word is final on all issues related to the hospital. He is available by phone and will come into the hospital, during off hours, if needed.
Appropriate dress is essential for those who interact with patients. The dress code is business casual, but without a coat and tie. […]
Once our volunteer coordinator has accepted you as a volunteer, you will receive a document listing the housing options in Santiago Atitlán, […]
Santiago Atitlán has a thriving indoors market that is open daily but better to shop in the morning. Fresh produce from around […]
Long-term medical volunteers (six months or more) may be eligible for a housing stipend. Volunteers spending a year or more with the […]
