Sinai Hospital

If you are in Margao, you’ve probably passed by Sinai Hospital at some point. We are right in the middle of things here. Margao is a busy place and being a hospital here means we are always on the move. The building isn't the newest on the block, but it’s been serving the community for quite some time now. I’ve worked here long enough to know most of the regular faces who stop by. We have different floors for different needs, and the stairs can get you a bit tired by the end of a long shift. People come here for all kinds of reasons, sometimes for emergencies and sometimes just for a regular checkup. The doctors keep their own schedules, so there’s a lot of coordinating to do at the front desk. It gets particularly busy during the monsoon when more people seem to get sick. We just do our daily tasks, checking in patients and making sure the rooms are ready for whoever comes next. The atmosphere is usually a bit serious, as you would expect in a hospital, but we try to be helpful to anyone who walks through the doors. Margao is our home, and we’re just a part of the daily life here, helping out when health issues pop up. It’s a lot of long hours and sometimes the paperwork gets a bit messy, but that is just the nature of this kind of work. We just keep going one patient at a time.