Human Resource Strength( from the year 2000- 2018 )

With God’s blessings, the clinic observed its seventh birthday in November 2000. We thank God for being with us throughout our ministry of looking after the sick people who came to us for treatment. We are grateful to all leaders, members of the Health Care Committee and all friends who have supported us. Our gratitude also goes to doctors and co-workers who dedicated their skills, time and effort. The list of staff who had served in the earlier phase are as follows.

Doctor

1. Dr. Saw Raymond Dee (Medical Superintendent)
2. Dr. Say Lwai (Medical Officer)
3. Dr. Irene May Sein Oo (Medical Officer)
4. Dr. Saw Yi Aye Hla (Medical Officer)
5. Dr. Scarlet Kyaw (Medical Officer)
6. Dr. Shar Kler Law (Assistant Medical Superintendent)
7. Dr. Bonny Aye Maung (Medical Officer)

Nurses

1. Thramu Josephine (Matron)
2. Thramu Sally (Sister)
3. Thramu Tha Su (Sister)
4. Thramu Gay Tha (Staff nurse)
5. Thramu Janet Joy (Staff nurse)
6. Thramu Mya Mya Aye (Staff nurse)
7. Thramu Shirley Sein (Staff nurse)
8. Thramu Cherry Wai (Staff nurse)
9. Thramu Primrose (Staff nurse)
10. Thramu Wah Wah Lwin (Staff nurse)

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Midwives

1. Naw Say Lar (Midwife)
2. Naw Aye Aye Khine (Midwife)
3. Naw Paw Say (Midwife)
4. Naw Soe Mu (Midwife)

Office Staff

1. P’doh Yo Shu
2. Thara Marku
3. P’doh Pe Tin
4. Thramu Paw Lar
5. Thra Saw Dawn
6. Thra Willer
7. Thra Eh Dah

Nurse Aids & Other Workers

1. Naw Khin Thanda Tun
2. Naw Tar Blut Moo
3. Naw July
4. Naw Ah Htoo
5. Naw Hla Kyi
6. Ma Thoke Bay
7. Naw Paw Eh Ku
8. Naw Stella
9. Naw Thin Thin Mar
10. Naw Ka Baw Gay
11. Naw Peh Say
12. Naw Khin Moe Tint
13. Naw Paw Heh Ku
14. Naw Eh Blut Moo
15. Naw Emer
16. Naw Bu Gay Hser
17. Naw Aye Aye Swe
18. Naw Aye Bay Nay Sar
19. Naw Hser Gay (1)
20. Naw Hser Gay (2)
21. Naw Thiri
22. Naw Lily Wah
23. Naw Eh Paw Wah
24. Naw Phoebi
25. Naw Be’ Say
26. Naw Moo K’ Paw
27. Naw Saw Smith
28. Naw Saw Peter

Leading doctors and friends who volunteer services

1. Prof. Dr. Saw Simon Tha (Neuro Surgeon)
2. Dr. Victor Natarajan (General Surgeon)
3. Dr. Saw Aung Hla Win (ENT Specialist)
4. Dr. Thant Zin Lynn (Eye Specialist)
5. Dr. Win Mar Tun (Eye Specialist)
6. Dr. Kyi Thar Myo Win (Child)
7. Dr. Khin Hnin Hnin Hlaing (Child)
8. Dr. Phyu Phyu Nyo (OG)
9. Prof. Dr. Mary Kra Su (OG)
10. Prof. Dr. Khin Than Tin (OG)
11. Prof. Dr. Yin Yin Mya (OG)
12. Dr. Yu Yu Khin (OG)
13. Dr. Thin Thin (Physician)
14. Dr. U Ko Ko (Physician)
15. Dr. U Kan Win (Ortho)
16. Dr. Saw Doo (Anesthetist)
17. Dr. Dolly Aung (Anesthetist)
18. Dr. Wah Set Po (Radiologist)
19. Dr. Myint Myint San (GP)
20. Dr. Maung Maung Thein (Child)
21. Dr. Khin Moe Lwin (Eye)
22. Dr. Khin Maung Htwe (Dental Surgeon)
23. Saw Mitchell (Medical Technologist)
24. Saw Aung Gyi (X-ray Technician)
25. Dr. Moo Ka Paw (OG)
26. Dr. Kler Ku (OG)
27. Dr. Saw Htoo Se (Eye)
28. Dr. Kwar Lar (Surgeon)
29. Dr. Christopher (Ortho)
30. Dr. Wilfred (Psychiatrist)
31. Dr. Aye Tun (Physician)
32. Dr. Toe Sanda (Physician)
33. Dr. Khin Thein O (OG)
34. Dr. Myint Oo (OG)
35. Dr. Bonny Aye Maun (Medical Officer)
36. Dr. Gabriel (Medical Officer)
37. Dr. Marldo Thein (Surgeon)
38. Dr. Than Naing (Pathologist)
39. Dr. Aung Myint Lwin (Child Health)
40. Thramu Sally (Sister)
41. Thramu Gay Tha (Staff Nurse)
42. Thramu Tha Su (Sister)
43. Thramu Primrose (Staff Nurse)

KBC’s Hospital Mobile Medical Trip Activities

There is a saying, “Human are social animals.” So we are living in social communities and no one can live isolated. For serving more communities in health sector, after Post Nargis response, KBC Hospital could start regular mobile trips to Associations and communities. And the following are our KBC Hospital’s Medical Mobile trip activities.

Medical Mobile Trips Data (2011- 2018)

Year	GP	Eye	Minor Surgery	Dental
2011	705	–	–	–
2012	3,000	–	8	800
2013	3,600	–	14	200
2014	4,100	400	20	–
2015	5,700	400	27	–
2016	5,700	400	27	–
2017	4,300	3,300	10	–
2018	5,832	800	8	–
Total	32,937	5,300	114	1,000

 

During medical mobile trips, the team found out that most of our targeted communities were lack of health knowledge thus they had suffered diseases.

Thus health educated sessions were conducted during every mobile trips.