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sent with first responders in the days following the 2010 earthquake in Haiti. She collaborated with military leaders, USAID, and Dr. Paul Farmer of Partners in Health to organize transport of fully supplied surgical teams and re-open the University Hospital in Port au Prince. In 2006, in close coordination with Lib

ort au Prince. In 2006, in close coordination with Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and her ministers, Robin established a medical mission to Liberia. She obtained private funding to send physicians and support personnel to provide medical care and surgical interventions. The project has continued

r physicians and medical supplies to be sent with first responders in the days following the earthquake in 2010. Collaborated with Dr. Paul Farmer of Partners in Health to re-open the University Hospital in Port au Prince. e Organized transport of 5 full surgical teams and all required equipment. Over ten days, the

resupply without cost of all supplies and medications provided by Mount Sinai. Liberia Medical Missions. Patients received the first chemotherapy in Liberia and a pap screening clinic was opened in Monrovia in 2014 in response to the large number of advanced stage cancers diagnosed during annual missions.

end health services to all -- by training members of the community. Raj Panjabi was nine years old when civil war broke out in his native country of Liberia. His family fled, eventually resettling in High Point, North Carolina. Raj dreamed of going to medical school and, as a student in 2005, he returned

mate shocks, conflict, and violence. Kim’s career has revolved around health, education and delivering services to the poor. In 1987, Kim co-founded Partners In Health, a nonprofit medical organization that works in poor communities on four continents. He has received a MacArthur “genius” grant, was recognized as on