Medi Trip

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12

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Medi Trip is the volunteer specialists in Tanzania for gap years, students, nurses, doctors and inspired travellers.

 Medi Trip - Company Profile

 Medi Trip is a limited company registered in the United Kingdom. The company was founded in November 2014 by current Director Pearl Sakoane (Nogi) (Chief Executive Officer). Pearl is a qualified nurse registered with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (UK), who ...

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 Medi Trip - Company Profile

 Medi Trip is a limited company registered in the United Kingdom. The company was founded in November 2014 by current Director Pearl Sakoane (Nogi) (Chief Executive Officer). Pearl is a qualified nurse registered with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (UK), who graduated from King's College London and holds a Psychology Bachelors (with honours) degree from the University of Greenwich, London. She's worked in General Nursing, as a Research Nurse/Assistant on a research team with Kings College London, in a mental health rehabilitation facility and as a maternity care assistant along 10 years in the health care system in the UK. She also interned in Tanzania as a student and returned with the idea of establishing Medi Trip, going on to win the national Edith Cavell Leadership Award in 2015, featured in the Telegraph newspaper amongst other publications. 

Medi Trip - Volunteer Programs

Medi Trip specialises in bespoke volunteer programs for healthcare professionals and individuals passionate about making a real difference. We aim to facilitate volunteering experiences in healthcare facilities and within the community. The aim is to create the opportunity for individuals from different countries to learn, share knowledge of best practice, discuss areas of mutual concern and exchange ideas Medi Trip offer volunteer placements to doctors, nurses, students, healthcare/medical assistants and allied healthcare professionals. Some professionals want to share their expertise and experience, others choose to learn in an environment completely removed from their regular area of practice. 

The main goal is to share knowledge amongst both local and foreign professionals. Meds Trip's volunteers have the opportunity to understand the socioeconomic and health implications of poverty within a developing nation. They experience first hand the care of vulnerable patients within a healthcare system with limited resources. 

We are different from other volunteer companies in that Medi Trip specifically seek specialists or people with big ideas. Whether you want to simply use your clinical skills in different environment, help set up something new or want to raise awareness in a particular area of interest, we can help you realise your vision. Our purpose is to open up new possibilities for brilliant people. 

At Medi Trip we are distinguished in being able to use our healthcare experience and expertise to pick the most suitable settings for our professional volunteers to experience. When you volunteer with Medi Trip, your volunteer placement would have been chosen specifically to suit your area of interest. Each of our placements are carefully assessed and selected for suitability to our professional volunteers, as well as how much contribution goes into the local health and social welfare. 


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Pearl Sakoane-Nogi

Spoken languages: English
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Marie Liis Randlane rating5.0

2026 at Midwifery: Labour & Delivery

I was at Kaloleni mainly working as a midwife in postpartum care and I really felt useful there. As the delivery room was, in the beginning of my placement, full of volunteers, I blended into the team well and really felt like part of the team. At the end of my placement there were not many women at ...
Sophie Tremblay rating5.0

2026 at Nutrition & Dietician Assistant

I originally expected my nutrition placement to be mostly hospital based, but I actually enjoyed the community side even more.I learned about nutrition counselling using foods that are realistically affordable and available locally rather than applying Canadian meal plans to Tanzania.We discussed ...
Megan Collins rating5.0

2026 at Neonatal & Pediatric Medicine

I’ve worked in NICU for almost fifteen years. Coming to Tanzania was not about teaching people how we do it in America; it was about understanding neonatal care in another context. That distinction matters. I was incredibly impressed by what nurses achieve with comparatively limited technology. ..
Elisabeth Kivi rating5.0

2026 at Midwifery: Labour & Delivery

Life-changing placement. Learning to work in a limited-resource space with people of different backgrounds and cultural aspects. Sharing as well as wonderfully receiving knowledge. It was my first time in a shared room → then private room. Both of them excellent and very clean. For everyone ...
Freja Nielsen rating5.0

2026 at Neonatal & Pediatric Medicine

I spent three weeks in neonatal care and loved it. I was especially interested in premature babies and feeding support. The unit could become extremely busy and the nurse-to-patient ratio was completely different from what I am used to. I observed kangaroo mother care, neonatal assessments, jaundice ...
Emily Carter rating5.0

2026 at Midwifery: Labour & Delivery

As an experienced midwife, I was worried the placement might feel too observational. It didn’t. I was treated as a professional while still respecting that I was a visitor working within another healthcare system. I spent time in labour ward, antenatal assessment and postnatal care and had ...

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  • Reduced Inequalities
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