International Medical Corps

From Relief to Self-Reliance.

🌍 Overview & Market Position

International Medical Corps (IMC) is a global humanitarian nonprofit delivering emergency medical services, health system strengthening, and crisis-response training. IMC has been active in Haiti since 2010, rapidly responding to the catastrophic earthquake and subsequent cholera outbreaks, and deploying interventions during Hurricane Matthew in 2016 and the 2021 earthquake.

Compared to other NGOs in Haiti, IMC distinguishes itself through:

• Rapid emergency deployment, including mobile medical units and field hospitals.

• Robust WASH and disease prevention programming, including cholera treatment centers and vaccination campaigns.

• Local capacity building, training thousands of Haitian health workers in both clinical and mental health care.

IMC's approach combines immediate relief with long-term resilience—an edge over organizations that focus solely on emergency aid.

🏢 Branch Locations & Contact Details

• IMC operations in Haiti have included deployments in Artibonite, Sud, Grand’Anse, Nord, Nord-Est, and Ouest departments, often via mobile clinics and temporary field facilities rather than fixed offices.

• Specific local addresses, branch phone numbers, or onsite offices are not publicly disclosed.

• International headquarters contact info is available (USA, UK, Croatia) but Haiti-specific contact details are generally regionally managed.

⏱ Hours of Operation

• IMC programs typically operate 24/7 during emergencies and follow standard business hours for training and administrative functions.

• Hours vary based on situational deployments and program needs; no standardized schedule is publicly posted.