Mae Tao Clinic serves as a training facility for health workers along the border and for health workers of ethnic health organisations of Eastern Burma. We have a track record of training health workers utilising our skilled trainers and technical consultants, including Burmese doctors, senior medics, and international professionals. Due to the vast number of patients visiting Mae Tao Clinic, we function as a practical training site, too. Trainees come from all over Burma to attend trainings at MTC. Certificate in Public Health (CPH) Batch-9 Trainees are examined styptic treatment History Health workers, doctors, or medical students arriving on the Thai-Burma border in 1989, no matter their specialty, were all responding to the same emergency – Malaria. There were simply not enough medical facilities to attend to the continual flow of new arrivals to the border. Eventually, each refugee camp established its own health care facility, but staffed with only a few doctors and senior medics it was not enough. After about a year on the border, the health workers of the different camps began to discuss providing coordinated medical trainings, which led to the first formal medical trainings. At this point MTC was focused on offering referral services to...