Quarterly Newsletter April – July 2014 Pediatric Residency Program Launched The pediatric residency program at Hospital Bernard Mevs will train 8 residents over a three-year period (24 are enrolled at any given time). These residents receive a specialized curriculum, which includes treatment and care for critically ill pediatric...
Read MoreFather & daughter at Hospital Bernard Mevs, Photo: Daniel Cima As Father’s Day quickly approaches in the US this weekend, we would like to take a moment to recognize the resilient fathers in Haiti as well as those on our staff who spend...
Read MoreProject Medishare for Haiti, Inc is pleased to announce that Ms. Renee Lewis has been appointed Executive Director of our organization. Ms. Lewis will be responsible for operations in Miami and at both program sites in the Central Plateau region and Port-au-Prince. Her strong background...
Read MoreIf you've been thinking about supporting a Project Medishare patient like one-year-old Estherlande pictured below, now is the perfect time. This week through Tuesday, June 10th, 2014, our partner Watsi is matching all donations made to Project Medishare patients. Our goal is to pass $80,000...
Read MorePlease join Ransom Everglades Athletics on Sunday, May 18th, 2014 for the 4th Annual Run for Relief 5K to benefit Project Medishare for Haiti. The race will take place in Coconut Grove, FL with a Commemorative T-shirt and a post-race award ceremony and entertainment. The...
Read MoreToday on World Health Day, Project Medishare recognizes the hard work of our staff in Haiti's Central Plateau & at Hospital Bernard Mevs who work tirelessly to provide their communities with better access to healthcare. This year's theme, vector-borne diseases, draws special attention to our...
Read MoreA message from Dr. Barth A. Green: It is with great sadness that we at Project Medishare report the tragic loss of our beloved Country Director, Marie Chery, BSN, RN on March 4, 2014. Marie passed away with acute meningitis just hours after arriving at the...
Read MoreCelius was born in Haiti at only 28 weeks gestation. He was very small, weighing a little over a pound at birth. He was admitted into Hospital Bernard Mevs Project Medishare's Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). In the NICU he was in an incubator for...
Read MoreHospital Bernard Mevs Project Medishare graduates first students in Radiology & Laboratory vocational training program 17 students graduated from a training and education program in the highly technical department of radiology at Hospital Bernard Mevs Project Medishare after completing eight months of training. In a partnership with...
Read MoreClive "Tristan" d'Adesky is not a stranger to Project Medishare for Haiti. Four years ago, following the earthquake, Tristan and his siblings designed and sold wristbands and t-shirts at soccer games and at their school in an effort to raise money for Medishare. Tristan’s philanthropist...
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