Time Off Techniques: How To Navigate Taking Time Off For Missions!
Dr. Providence Uwimana Okaalet joins us in a 30 minute discussion to share important tips to approach your employer for paid leave to follow God’s call into medical missions
Are you a medical professional wondering how to navigate your ministry with your workplace?
You won’t want to miss this fascinating conversation with Dr. Providence Uwimana Okaalet!
Are you hearing God calling you into missions? Are you struggling to know how to balance your workplace with going on a short-term medical mission? You won’t want to miss out on this enlightening discussion with Sheri Postma, RN & Dr. Providence Uwimana Okaalet.
You are invited to join us for a FREE 30 minute webinar with Dr. Providence Uwimana Okaalet. Dr. Providence and Sheri Postma, RN will be discussing how to navigate the workplace to take the necessary time off as you follow God’s calling into the mission field. This will be a lovely time to learn and ask all of your questions.
When: Monday May 19, 2025
What Time: 12:00-12:30 PM CST
CAN'T JOIN US LIVE? NO PROBLEM! We know life is busy. We encourage you to register anyway; everyone who registers will be emailed a copy of the recording when it becomes available. Sign up and watch when it is convenient for you!
Meet Dr. Providence Uwimana Okaalet
Dr. Providence Uwimana Okaalet serves as the Medical Director at Watermark Health, where she also contributes her expertise as the physician of the Watermark Urgent Care Mobile Clinic. Born in Rwanda and raised in Kenya and Texas, Dr. Uwimana’s diverse background and compassionate outlook have profoundly influenced her medical journey. She pursued her undergraduate degree in Psychology at Baylor University, followed by a Doctor of Medicine degree from Medical University of the Americas. Her medical training culminated in a Family Practice residency at Texas A&M Baylor Scott White Family Medicine.
After completing her residency, Providence continued to pursue her calling to serve the underserved. This led her to the PCEA Chogoria Mission Hospital in Kenya, where she contributed as a Family Medicine Specialist. Her tenure in Kenya was marked by her roles as a Family Medicine Residency attendant at the hospital, as well as a Clinical Consultant and Research Advisor for Kabarak University School of Medicine and Health Sciences. In 2019, Dr. Uwimana returned to the United States, driven by her passion to serve the underserved and continue her medical career.
Outside of her professional life, Providence cherishes time with her husband and their two children. Together, they enjoy traveling and sharing moments with friends and family.
