List of hospitals in Navassa Island

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Navassa Island is an uninhabited island in the Caribbean Sea, administered as an unorganized territory of the United States. Due to its uninhabited status, there are no permanent hospitals on Navassa Island.

Temporary Medical Facilities[edit]

Scientific Expeditions

During scientific expeditions, temporary medical facilities are often set up to ensure the safety and well-being of researchers. These facilities are typically equipped to handle minor injuries and illnesses, with more serious cases requiring evacuation to the mainland.

Military Installations

Navassa Island has been used for military purposes, particularly during the Cold War. During these times, temporary medical facilities were established to support military personnel stationed on the island. These facilities were equipped to provide basic medical care and emergency services.

Hospitals in nearby areas[edit]

Caribbean islands:

  • Victoria Hospital - The main medical facility in Castries, with a 24/7 emergency department and resuscitation room
  • Tapion Hospital - A 30-bed private hospital in Castries with emergency services and international insurance
  • St. Jude Hospital - A small public hospital on the southern tip of the island
  • University Hospital of the West Indies - A teaching hospital in Jamaica that offers a variety of services, including emergency medicine, children's health, and pathology

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