Photographed over 2 different trips, documenting a US-based medical team's mobile clinic, set up in the mountains of Haiti's Central Plateau.
Also included are a handful of portraits of community members encountered while on the trip.
An emergency night-time examination of a toddler with sepsis.
A mother brought her daughter with hydrocephalus to the mobile clinic.
Community members wait to be checked in for an examination by the medical team.
A mother and her new-born at the PIH clinic in Boucan-Carre.
The pharmacy of the mobile clinic.
A group of girls gathered in Boucan-Carré, after Sunday church services.
The medical team's trek up the mountains to the village of Boule.
A patient with malnutrition at the Partners In Health clinic.
A man resting in the shade, near the mobile clinic in Boule.
Surgery for a patient from the mobile clinic.
The morgue attendant at Partners In Health's main clinic in Cange.
A doctor examines a group of school boys.
The priest, inside his church, in Boucan-Carre.
The weighing-station set up at the mobile clinic.
Community members wait for prescriptions at the mobile pharmacy.
The clinic's sheets drying on the hillside above the PIH clinic in Cange.
The team of donkeys used to transport patients and supplies up and down the mountain.
A toddler suffering from kwashiorkor (sever malnutrition), typified by a distended belly and a reddening of the hair.