How do I go about volenteering at a hospital in Japan?
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First, you need to speak Japanese. Most of large hospitals need volunteer.
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You should be able to get some great help from some of the traveling nurse organizations.  These companies are employment agencies who help hospitals, etc. hire temporary medical help.  The benefit for you is that working as a "traveling nurse" pays very, very well and there is a huge need for more nurses.  Search Google.com for "traveling nurse" and similar phrases.\n\nA second route would be to contact the Human Resources department of the hospital in the area you wish to live. You should be able to find the name of the hospitals in that area from Google.com search, then you should be able to find their website, and from there find the email address of that hospital's human resources department.  Most hospitals are in desparate need of nurses, and should be glad to send you whatever information you need.
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Get the number for the hospital, and when you call them and ask if someone by her name is admitted there, they can tell you right off. If there is more than one hospital there, you might have to ride the phone for a bit, but if it means a lot to you, you will. Good luck!
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you need to go to the business office at the hospital where the surgery was done and apply for financial assistance, most hospitals have some type of finacial assistance program for patients,i am an ER Nurse
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move to japan\nif you find another way let me know please
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First you will need to be trained in Medical Billing.  Try Brighton College, they have a great program.
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Check out http://www.athabascau.ca/\n\nYou will have to do the practical work in an actual hospital though.
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I would use the yellow pages to find the hospitals in the area and offer to work as a volunteer.\nThen I would look for doctors practicing family medicine and offer to help. \nShould you want to help in one specific specialty, let's say orthopedic medicine or pediatrics, I would call doctors from that area. Volunteer jobs might be limited by legal concerns and privacy concerns.
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Go to the emergency room.  By law, they have to see you and treat you.  If it's some type of surgery, etc that you need, they may transfer you to a University hospital.
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It really depends on how desperate your situation is.  If that is the path you choose, you are going to be stolen from right and left every step of the way.  You will have to pay your agency, you will have to pay whomever introduced you to the agency, once you actually get a job and start working you will probably face abuse of some sort.  My wife was an OFW in the Middle East and I have talked to many others who have had similar experiences.\n\nYour best bet is to get some education so that you can become a caregiver.  Also, avoid Japan at all costs - native women in Japan are treated poorly, Filipinas are treated much, much worse.  Yes, you can make the most money as an "entertainer" in Japan, but you probably will not like what you have to do to get it.
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If you are in need, go to a university hospital, I have done it many times, if you need an x-ray they will take them, worse case you will have to fill out indigent paperwork if you have no money!
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amy you could start with a primary care provider in switzerland, otherwise whereever you plan to go in europe, look up a hospital for that area and write to them or call them, good luck
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I would suggest you check with organizations like the American College of Healthcare Executives, the American Hospital Association, and the American Medical Association as a start
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call your local hospitals and they will give you the info
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Get a book first. Learn some basic stuff (couple of nouns, verbs, adj...etc) and see if you have anyone that speaks the language around you. \nReading Roomaji (the way pronounciation is written) is pretty easy. "fu" is "fu" in Roomaji, and never "f" or "ph" like English (this used to confuse the hell out of me when I was younger).\nIf not, going to Japan is the best way. Oh yeah, you'll learn fast (esp, "kore ikuradesuka?")
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Go to the website of that particular hospital you are looking into. All hospitals have them listed just look around the site. If not they will definitely have a number to call and you can ask about department heads.
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Here's the website in English \n\nhttp://www.tokyotower.co.jp/333/foreign/eng/index.html\n\nthere are areas open to the public so you may be able to arrange a private party. there is a phone number but no e-mail that I could find. Good luck!