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Chest X-ray shot with one the two recently donated AMX4 portable X-ray machines. Two machines on-site allows for built-in redundancy. The impact for patient care is huge where the poverty is staggering and options are nonexistent.

A donated Sequoia Ultrasound being used by one of the obstetrics/gynecology residents. We donated 2 Sequoias to La Paix in December 2019. La Paix is a public hospital in Port au Prince and the OB residency moved there in the summer of 2019 when the political and gang situation deteriorated

An awesome day as the portable X-ray machines arrive at Bienfaisance hospital in Pignon. The world is falling apart with coronavirus, but for Haiti, that ain’t nothing!

DotMed Health Care Business News interview with Dr. Berndt Schmit

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“I think a hero is any person really intent on making this a better place for all people” -Maya Angelou

Humanitarian Radiology Development Corps (HRD Corps) is a medical charity organization dedicated to improving health care for the underserved population of the world. HRD Corps is organized exclusively for charitable donations of radiology equipment, education, consultation and services.

You can make a difference. Join the HRD Corps team today.

Our vision is to help achieve autonomous sustainable improvement for our clients and their patients.

— EDUCATE

HRD Corps provides free direct training of clinicians, residents, nurses and imaging technologists. Education includes didactic lectures, webinars, as well as hands on training with the equipment that has been donated.

— PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT

We help build clinical services for hospitals caring for underserved populations free of charge. This can include establishing guidelines for ultrasound imaging, CT scans or helping to develop a breast cancer-screening program. Likewise, we help build indigenous training programs such as a radiology technologist schools.

— CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT

HRD Corps donates imaging equipment such as ultrasound machines, CT scanners, X-Ray and Mammography equipment as well as donations of the engineering and repair services to maintain all of the equipment. HRD Corps evaluates the full aspect of needs and individual obstacles to range from educating communities of their own healthcare, medical imaging and surgical follow-ups.