The TACHRC CIC UK Cancer Cause is committed to improving healthcare facilities and access to cancer care for patients in Bangladesh. We are always looking for passionate individuals to join our team and support our mission. Below are two opportunities to get involved and contribute to our cause:
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Trainee Doctors:
We are inviting applications for a two-year training placement for trainee doctors. The first year of the program will be based in the UK and will focus on providing theoretical knowledge on the latest advancements in oncology and cancer care practices. In the first half of the second year, trainees will get an opportunity to travel to Bangladesh and gain practical experience working alongside professional doctors and medical staff. Upon completion of the program, trainees will be equipped to provide high-quality cancer care to patients.
Qualified Cancer Specialists:
We are looking for qualified cancer specialists to join our team on a rotational basis. We require experts in oncology with experience in cancer diagnosis, Surgical and medical and Clinical oncological treatment planning, palliative care, and patient management. The program will involve training and capacity building for Bangladeshi medical staff at our cancer centres. In addition, specialists will get opportunities for hands-on experience working with patients in Bangladesh.
Charity Volunteers:
We are also looking for skilled volunteers to assist with the charity. We are looking for people with skills in marketing, bid writing, IT and administration. You can view our current roles at Reach Volunteering.
Our volunteers and donations programs are integral to the success of TACHRC CIC UK Cancer Cause's mission to improve cancer care in Bangladesh. We welcome all types of contributions, and there are multiple ways to support our cause. You can support us by volunteering with us or becoming one of our sponsors, or simply by making a donation. We deeply appreciate your support and look forward to working with you to make a difference in the lives of cancer patients in Bangladesh.
Thank you for your interest.