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Great Shape! Inc seeking Dentists for Jamaican mission trips

Saturday, Aug. 27th 2011 6:54 AM

Great Shape!, Sandals Resorts International and the Jamaican Ministry of Health are  seeking volunteer dental professionals to participate in the 1000 Smiles project which is the world’s largest international humanitarian dental project.  The 1000 Smiles project  provide free dental care and education in rural schools and health clinics to some 15,000 people in Jamaica every year.

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