Dr. Aaron Epstein (right) and retired US Army medic and now nurse Natalia Rivera discussing patient presentations during triage in Guyana.

Pediatric patients are screened while waiting to be seen by GSMSG medical team members.

In a makeshift Ob/Gyn clinic set up inside a school, GSMSG workers prepare to examine mothers and children.

Medical workers prepare medications and other supplies in the pharmacy set up as part of the GSMSG medical clinic in the school.

GSMSG team members, who are U.S. military special operations veterans, nurse practitioners and physician assistants, triage some of the nearly 3,000 patients seen over the course of the week.

GSMSG providers triage women, many of whom have not had access to obstetric or gynecological specialists, for further Ob/Gyn care. Nearly 100 women were provided with prenatal or pregnancy education and care.

GSMSG Physician Assistant and U.S. Special Forces veteran Ben King performs an orthopedic exam.

Blood sugar checks on pregnant women were part of the care provided by GSMSG medical workers.

Patients wait to be seen in front of a blackboard with information on where in the school specific GSMSG clinics were being held.

COVID-19 vaccines were offered to anyone who wanted one; the team administered 400 COVID-19 vaccinations.