Khieu Kimlee's
Autobiography
My
name is Khieu Kimlee. I was born in Pursat province
of Cambodia. I am a Medical Doctor (MD). There are 3 people
in my family - my mother, father, and me. My parents now
live in Krakor district, Pursat province. I graduated from
the University of health sciences as the field of medicine,
in December 2001. I am the 23rd generation of medical school
in Cambodia.
I started working for CARE
Cambodia (International organization) in March, 2002 as a
field officer. I resigned from in January 2005, because I
had to continue my study for Master degree. In the later
January, 2005 I got the scholarship to study master degree
in Japan in the field of Medical Administration. If you want
to read my CV, please
Click Here to download.
In July 2004, I went to
Thailand for attending the HIV/AIDS Conference in Bangkok.
This was my first time to be abroad. I went there by car
from Koh Kong province of Cambodia. At that time I was a
component manager of maternal and child health in both Smach
Meanchey and Sre Ambel. I went there under the supporting of
CARE Cambodia. I stayed in one hotel along Sakhumwai, it is
called Sakhumwai Hotel about 35 km from the conference
arena. I learnt a lot about the conference. It was very
useful and important for me and my project.
By
the end of August 2004, I got the scholarship from Australia
association, called ASHM (Australasia Society for HIV
Medicine). I went there to attend the HIV short-course and
conference. This was my first time to travel alone by
airplane without knowing the basic of need.
I went to attend the
conference in Canberra, Australia, but I had to change the
plane in Hanoi, Vietnam and Sydney. The day I arrived in
Australia, it started to the winter. It was very cold. This
was my first experience living in the cold country. There
were many people from different countries. So I could talk
and go out with them to find the place to eat.
In July 2005, I arrived in
Japan to pursue my master degree in Medical administration.
I first arrived in
Cansai airport of OSAKA. I stayed there for 14 days, then I
moved to Nagoya. In Nagoya, I had to study Japanese course
for 1.5 months in order to communicate with Japanese people
and learn about their culture. Please see my
pictures album.
From 6 Aug to 7 Aug, 2005, I
participated in Home-stay with Japanese named OGAWA.
They were very kind and helpful. They took care of me very
good and enjoyable. Please see
my Picture Album. I
was took to see many places in Nagoya such as Nagoya castle,
HIPPO family club, AICHI Expo, and so on.
The picture on your right
hand, I was taking part in Japanese Tea Ceremony. It was
very happy and enjoyable both the sitting style and
technique to drink Japanese tea.
Next background
.gif){kind=tracking}
