Medical Student Talent Fundraiser rakes in $10 000 for hospital equipment

2013-03-07 07:00:19 by

A Talent Fundraiser organized by resident medical students of Windsor University School of Medicine, together with Dr. Cameron Wilkinson and his assistant Dr. Natalie Osborne, has raised over EC$10 000, thereby securing payment for two EKG monitor machines, for the Joseph N. France General Hospital.
The medical students lived up to the proverb of ?All work and no play makes Jack and dull boy? as they proved that they could ?let their hair down? and have fun outside of their studious and professional environment.
The event, held on Saturday night at Ma Pau on Port Zante, had over 300 people in attendance, some of who are lucky enough to live in NEVIS REAL ESTATE.
Dr. Wilkinson was pleased with the outcome of the event, and he was expecting that the ordered EKG machines should arrive sometime this week.
Highlights of the event included African, English and Indian fashion shows, magic show as well as singing and dancing.
The event climaxed with a comical rendition of the popular ?Gangnam style? dance craze by four male students, who emerged onstage mimicking the movement of elderly men then then burst into dance.



Source:sknvibes.com