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Police officer first to receive surgery as hospital ship returns to Sierra Leone to deliver life-transforming surgical care and training

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Her Excellency, Dr. Fatima Maada Bio, First Lady of Sierra Leone, and Honorable Dr. Jalikatu Mustapha enjoying the hospital tour given by Captain Taylor Perez and Dr. Sandra Lako (1) (Source: Mercy Ships | 3 months ago)

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Her Excellency, Dr. Fatima Maada Bio, First Lady of Sierra Leone, and Honorable Dr. Jalikatu Mustapha enjoying the hospital tour given by Captain Taylor Perez and Dr. Sandra Lako (2) (Source: Mercy Ships | 3 months ago)

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Sahr, the first patient of the 2024-25 field service in Sierra Leone, with Divine Acha, Preoperative Nurse from Cameroon (Source: Mercy Ships | 3 months ago)

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Police officer first to receive surgery as hospital ship returns to Sierra Leone to deliver life-transforming surgical care and training (1) (Source: Mercy Ships | 3 months ago)

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Dr. Bill Brown and Dr. Timothy Burandt, General Surgeons, perform surgery on the first patient of the 2024-25 field service in Sierra Leone with the help of Daena Vaz Viegas, Operating Room Nurse (Source: Mercy Ships | 3 months ago)

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Police officer first to receive surgery as hospital ship returns to Sierra Leone to deliver life-transforming surgical care and training (2) (Source: Mercy Ships | 3 months ago)

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