May 30, 2008

Inspector General Reports on Peace Corps Medical Clearance

The National Peace Corps Association has summarized the findings of an Inspector General's report on Peace Corps' Medical Clearance System (MCS).

The recently completed report includes 55 recommendations to improve the MCS, as well as agency responses to the findings.

Follow this link for our summary.

In the coming months, NPCA will continue to provide updates on efforts to address concerns related to medical clearance for Peace Corps applicants.

Jonathan Pearson
By Jonathan Pearson
May 30, 2008 6:05:44 PM | 50-plus, Advocacy, NPCA, Peace Corps, RPCV, Volunteerism

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