OB/GYN Doctor or Midwife

The Position

Serving as an OBGYN at our partners, Memorial Christian Hospital in South Asia would include:

• Providing pre-natal, ante-partum, and post-partum care
• Performing gynecological surgical procedures, both open and laparoscopic
• Providing in-service education to national nurses, midwives, medics, and OR techs
• Building relationships with patients and their families for the purpose of sharing needed hope and truth

To support you, we have an experienced team of family practice doctors, general surgeons, midwives, and operating room staff on site.

The Need

Our village neighbors plead regularly with us to find a way to care for more obstetric patients at our hospital, and we have seen how providing OB services builds trust in the community. A mother who delivers her baby safely at our partner, Memorial Christian Hospital will be quick to recommend our hospital’s services to her cousin who needs a hernia operation. Obstetrics is great for our reputation, and a great reputation here means more opportunities to share the gospel.

The country where we are located has a population of 165 million. Most are Muslim, but there are a significant number of Hindu and Buddhist minorities. However, less than half a percent even call themselves Christians. For those who long to reach the unreached, it would be hard to find a more strategic location. People are eager for friendship, open to discussing spiritual things, and desperately in need of hope for the future. God has miraculously kept the doors to this Muslim-majority country open. Access is limited, but development programs, businesses, and personal relationships to give us unlimited opportunities to share the gospel and strengthen our national partners’ outreach. Our partner, Memorial Christian Hospital provides a meaningful way to show grace and share truth.

The Impact

Two health clinics and four new church-plants reach out with Christ’s love and are within driving distance of the hospital campus. Both expat and national staff have many opportunities to share truth with patients and family members. Treating patients also strengthens the outreach of local believers.

Jesus healed the sick and preached the Gospel. Compassionate health care opens doors to a person’s personal and spiritual condition. Daily opportunities abound to share the hope of Christ – will you be a part of it?