Table 2.

Demographics of Health Care Professionals Working with Asylum Seekers in Matamoros, Mexico

	Age	Gender	Education	Role	Asylum seeker	Direct health care delivery	Time working with population	Interdisciplinary work	Worked previously with vulnerable populations
HP01	60	Female	Master's in education	Health care services delivery	No	No	2 years	Yes	Yes
HP02	30	Male	University	Emergency services delivery, project manager	No	Yes	1 month	Yes	Yes
HP03	46	Female	University	Pharmacist	Yes	Yes	1 year	Yes	No
HP04	66	Female	Master's	Nurse	No	Yes	8 months	No	Yes
HP05	56	Male	University	Nurse	Yes	Yes	6 months	Yes	Yes
HP06	32	Male	Postgraduate degree	Physician	No	Yes	0.5 month	Yes	Yes
HP07	67	Female	Master's in theological studies	Health care services delivery	No	No	2 years	Yes	Yes
HP08	34	Male	Postgraduate degree	Physician	Yes	Yes	5 months	Yes	Yes
HP09	36	Female	University	Translator	Yes	Yes	7 months	Yes	No
HP10	30	Male	Postgraduate degree	Physician	No	Yes	6 months	Yes	No
Totals	(30–67 range); average 45.7 years	50% female	100% advanced degrees		40%	70%	(0.5–24 months range); 9 months average	90%	70%

This table describes the demographic features of health care professional participants caring for asylum seekers in the Matamoros, Mexico asylum seeker camp. Interviews were conducted in August 2020.