Ladies • Medical Team

Keep your make-up natural looking.

No excessive body piercings. A couple of tasteful earrings or one small nose stud piercing is acceptable. Other piercings must be removed or covered during the trip.

Any visible tattoos must not be offensive (not only by American standards, but also by the standards of the country where you are working).

Jewelry is fine, but please avoid items that would draw unwelcome attention (i.e. expensive jewelry, excessive bling).

Same general guidelines as previously stated. Be prepared for projects like painting in which your clothes could get dirty.

Bring a modest swimsuit (no bare midriff or plunging neckline). Swim shorts must be worn with your swimsuit. Due to the type of water in which you will be swimming (active current rather than [...]

Avoid clothing with statements, graphics, or advertisements that could be considered offensive, keeping in mind that things don’t always translate well.

You will want sturdy tennis shoes or hiking sandals. Flip-flops are fine for some activities, but for walking around in the jungle, those hiking sandals really work better.

Pants, capris, and casual skirts are all acceptable. Capris and skirts should come to the knee. No leggings, yoga pants, or other styles that are tight or extremely form fitting. No shorts.

Tops must have a modest neckline. They should not be thin, tight, or clingy. No sleeveless tops. Do not wear styles that expose your midriff or lower back. T-shirts are fine.