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If you want to learn more about volunteering for this project please click here to contact Tom Coppin.
2008Because this project includes
01/17 to 02/18: Dr. Thomas Coppin (project leader)
02/?? to 02/28: Dr. Daines
03/01 to 04/15: gap in rotation
04/15 to 05/06: Dr. Oliver
05/05 to 05/23: Dr. Villaneueva
05/12 to 05/23: Ntiamoah (histologist) and visit by Heinz Hoenecke M.D.Replies1 - Pageposted byJean-Francois
If you want to learn more about volunteering for this project please click here to contact Victor Lee.
20082009
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Some of our volunteers have published on their experiences with Pathologists Overseas:
Take a second to lean a little bit more:
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The normal rotation is 30 days beginning either at the beginning of each month or, if double-coverage is being provided, going mid-month to mid-month.
Volunteers pay their own expenses which at present is mainly the airfare to and from Ghana and the preparatory vaccines (yellow fever, hepatitis A & B, and typoid) the anti-malarial drugs and the passport and visa.
A travel insurance policy is a must.Replies0
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