[2][6] CIMRO has been involved in numerous medical missions inside Syria helping with critical front-line combat medicine as well as vaccination and chemical response training.
[2] During this period, Mark also worked as a critical care flight paramedic, travelling around the world to facilitate the return of Canadians who became ill or injured while abroad.
[10] After forming CIMRO, Mark and his team frequently went on mission trips to China, Cambodia, Guyana and more known, Syria, where they were tasked with providing urgent medical relief and education to injured children and civilians.
[7][1] In 2011, Cameron's group was contacted by the United Nations (UN) to help assist with the polio vaccination campaign in Syria under the direction of the World Health Organization (WHO) and the UN.
[11] On one of their trips inside Syria post-civil war, Mark and their team brought along the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) crew to cover the crisis.