Partner Visits

ParkDoctor Tanzania was honored to participate as a poster presentation presenter at the 15th TAWIRI Scientific International Conference, held at AICC, Arusha, from 3–5 December 2025. “We are proud to contribute to research focusing on medical illnesses and injuries in Tanzania’s national parks and conservation areas. This work supports our shared goal of ensuring that […]

Animal bite injuries have become a significant challenge, particularly among young Maasai herders who spend long periods grazing livestock in the wilderness. ParkDoctor Tanzania have been at the forefront of providing emergency medical support to these communities. Attacks by buffaloes and leopards are especially high-risk for residents of Nainokanoka – Ngorongoro. Education on protected-area environments,

ParkDoctor Tanzania is honored to have visited the Tanzania Tour Operators Office (TATO) in Arusha. Our meeting with CEO Mr. Elirehema was both insightful and productive, paving the way for a strong collaboration aimed at enhancing safety and emergency preparedness within Tanzania’s tourism sector. Together, we are excited to move forward with the implementation of

✨ Meet our ParkDoctor Advisory! ✨ We’re honored to welcome Dr. Katharine “Kate” Thompson 🤝 – a medical anthropologist, conservationist & scientific illustrator. Based at Stony Brook University & Penn State, her work explores how communities in Africa adapt to ecological stress and zoonotic risks. As Director of the Amani Foundation in Tanzania, she also

As a partner in conservation and frontline care, I salute the rangers on this special day. Your dedication inspires us all to protect life—both human and wild. We honor your resilience, your sacrifice, and your unwavering commitment to protecting our wild spaces. Your service is deeply appreciated. Happy rangers days to you All. Dr.Omary Mvano

ParkDoctor Tanzania x Chicken Breed Companies. At the intersection of animal health and human well-being, ParkDoctor Tanzania and our partners in the poultry breeding sector commit to a shared mission: “To promote a healthier, more resilient workforce by integrating proactive medical services, health screenings, occupational wellness education, and rapid response care for employees in the

It was a pleasure to meet Dr. Omary Chillo, President of the Tanzania Health Summit (THS). His dedication to health promotion and preventive care is truly inspiring. Our discussion opened exciting opportunities for collaboration between ParkDoctor and THS, with a shared vision of advancing community health, promoting preventive practices, and strengthening healthcare delivery across Tanzania.

The Medical Association of Tanzania (MAT) is celebrating its 60th anniversary in 2025. The celebration includes the National Medical Congress held in Arusha from June 18–20, featuring the 57th Scientific Conference and Annual General Meeting, under the theme: “Universal Health Coverage: A Vital Strategy Towards Equitable Healthcare Services in Tanzania—Gaps and Solutions.” Presented by Dr.

“Where Nature Lives, Health Must Thrive: My Journey as a Park Doctor Raising T1D Awareness” In the quiet beauty of our national parks, life unfolds differently. There’s a slower rhythm here—trees whisper instead of traffic, trails replace sidewalks, and homes are tucked into valleys rather than lined up on city blocks. But amidst this serene

Parkdoctor of Tanzania lead,paid an official visit to the Tanzania National Parks Authority (TANAPA) to present healthcare initiatives aimed at enhancing safety and medical support for park staff, rangers, and tourists. The discussions focused on strengthening emergency response systems, mobile medical outreach, and preventive healthcare in national parks. This initiative aligns with and supports President