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Medical Seminar Praises Projects Abroad Volunteers in India

No one can deny that it’s a tough call being a medical volunteer in India. There are many demands on you - a new culture, the hot weather, an almost exclusively curry diet, and to top it off, some of the more advanced medical conditions you likely to see; a result of a lack of either medical awareness, money or both, which means people tend to consult their doctors much later than we do in the west.

On Thursday the 18th of January in the town of Sivakasi in Tamil Nadu, Teaching & Projects Abroad Director Peter Slowe met with a committee of ten of the regions most senior doctors to discuss the subject of volunteering. Each of these doctors run clinics or hospitals which continue to benefit from taking on Projects Abroad volunteers - from pre-university students to elective students to skilled doctors, nurses, physiotherapists and dentists –and the discussion revolved around the best way to match individuals to each location.

In his presentation, Dr G Gnanagurusamy (we’re not being excessively formal here: Tamils from South India only use one name and their father’s initial!) stressed that it was not just a matter of qualifications but also of keenness, willingness to help and the ability to get on with other staff in his clinic, that determined how successful a volunteer would be in a placement. If, as was often the case, the volunteer scored well on these criteria, they were likely to gain all kinds of useful experience.

C Rajendran, Director of Projects Abroad India, said that while Projects Abroad could only guarantee their volunteers the right to observe and to ask questions, it was great to know that volunteers were regularly asked to contribute their opinions and were made to feel very much part of the teams they were working in. Not only this, but many of them had had hands-on experience way beyond anything they could ever expect in their home-countries.

The seminar was really useful in bringing Projects Abroad and its partners in the medical profession closer together. They agreed to repeat the seminar at least once a year from now on.

Find Out About Our Medical Placements in India

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About the Author

Projects Abroad is a global organiser of overseas voluntary work placements. Our wide range of projects, including teaching, care, conservation, medical, sport, community projects and journalism, are designed specifically for the many communities where we work and also to give the best experience to everyone volunteering abroad.

www.projects-abroad.co.uk

Biology project: Parts of the cell analogies?

I need help! I have to list the different parts of the cell and make and analogy about them. For example, (The nucleous is like a brain because it controls and coordinates the activities of the whole cell in the same way the brain controls and coordinates activities of the body.

I need analogy for each of the following:
Nucleus
Cytoplam
Mitichondria
Microtubules
Vesicles
Golgi Apparatus
ER
Cell membrane

Help anyone?
I don't need answers...just help and ideas
I award 10 pts to best answer

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nucleus=city hall or library
cytoplasm=the citizens or people
mitochondria=gas station or nuclear power plant
microtubules=highways/buildings/infrastructure
vesicles=post office/ups
cell membrane= the city gate
ER=factory

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