I have done many medical service trips to Spanish-speaking countries (Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Mexico) but have not had the opportunity to work in a French-speaking country. I want to work for Doctors Without Borders (Médecins Sans Frontières - MSF). MSF is the best medical aid organization in the world. They won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1999 and they only go where it is too difficult or dangerous for other aid organizations to go. They also do not take sides in a conflict. They stay neutral and exist only to treat the sick and wounded, not to 'help the good guys'. Over 50% of the countries they work in are French-speaking countries in Africa. This idea of going to heal and not judging anyone really appeals to my sense of justice and fairness. The challenge of going to the hardest places to treat the sickest people also is a worthy cause to put myself towards. I am currently working in hospitals in impoverished parts of of The United States, trying to pay off my student loans from medical school. I hope to start working for MSF as soon as my loans are paid off. I like to run and exercise, to play guitar and sing. I live in an RV, which is also fun. The last trip I took was to Hawaii, to go surfing with my friends.