About Us
Physicians for Palestine is a global network of more than 50 physicians, healthcare professionals, and volunteers across the United States, the Middle East, and Europe. United by compassion and purpose, we work to deliver medical relief, strengthen healthcare systems, and ensure that every person has access to care that upholds their dignity and meets the highest standards of safety and quality.
For more than three decades, our physicians have been on the ground in Palestine, advancing healthcare and restoring hope through compassion and expertise.
Who Can Join
We welcome physicians, nurses, technicians, and professionals in quality assurance, infrastructure, and beyond who share our mission to strengthen systems of care in Palestine. United by compassion and purpose, our global network brings together people of diverse faiths, cultures, and backgrounds to advance health, dignity, and hope.
Collaboration
We work hand in hand with partner organizations, institutions, and professionals across the world, listening to our Palestinian colleagues and responding together to both urgent and long-term healthcare needs.
Medical Programs
We help design, fund, and implement medical programs across Palestine: from equipping hospitals and clinics to supporting specialized units that improve access to quality care.
Critical Interventions
Our teams collaborate on life saving surgeries and programs that build healthcare capacity, ensuring that essential services continue even in times of crisis.
Supplies and Equipment
We source and procure essential medical supplies and equipment to ensure Palestinian healthcare facilities have the tools they need to provide safe, sustainable care.
Facility Development
We support the development and expansion of medical facilities to increase access to care and strengthen healthcare infrastructure across Palestine.
Education and Training
Our physicians and specialists provide hands-on and virtual training for healthcare professionals in Palestine, supporting skill development, mentorship, and knowledge exchange in complex cases.