1974: Edward Yelochan served in Zaire in Kinshasa beginning in 1974

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1974: Edward Yelochan served in Zaire in Kinshasa beginning in 1974

1974: Edward Yelochan served in Zaire in Kinshasa beginning in 1974

Returned Peace Corps Volunteer Edward Yelochan can be contacted at eyelochanaportnetworksdnet

Country of Service: Zaire

Training Group: Public Health

Cities you served in: Kinshasa

Arrival Year: 1974

Departure Year: 1977

Work Description:

Mama Yemo Hospital outpatient department nursing staff (as infirmier diplome). Front line provider/trainer.

Bring us up to date on your life after the peace corps:

1978-1980 Completed Physician Assistant training program at Penn State University.
1980 - Served as Medical Officer at Peace Corps training center in Bukavu, Zaire for 5 months.
1980 - present: have worked as Physician Assistant at Church Home Hospital, Mercy Medical Center and Veterans Affairs Hospital.
980 - served as

Any thoughts you have now looking back on peace corps days?:

I was fortunate to have served in a Zaire that was relatively properous and peaceful.

Originally posted: July 31, 2006



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