Medical Tourism is not a sky rocket science.   If you have the passion for caring,
traveling and knowledge to patient care in infinite borders, value other
culture, bi-lingual communication, then this is for you. A medical
background  and a little insurance
knowhow is a plus since you could answer the client’s question without
struggling on Google.

So someone with a training with healthcare, hospitality,
concierge, and information technology running a one stop shop.  I have heard them on the phone, what about
people on the ground?

What a shame when I was a trainee, a colleague of mine who
had been sitting on the job for six months 
sent a dental client in India without a visa so he was stuck in Kuwait;
Second she failed to inform the client to read the clause in his visa. The
Surrogacy patient was detained in the police station because they failed to
register because of excitement to go to Rotunda Clinic. Third,  failed to follow up on everyone because she is
focused on whose booking now only. 

As a Nurse, we had always been taught to prioritize
safety.  How safe are people we are
sending abroad?  Is your facilitator  only 
after the commission in sending them to the hospital?  After the deposit had been made, is it the
end of their responsibilities?