Peace Corps Updates Volunteer Health Exam Authorization Form
Published Date: 8/6/2025
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Summary
The Peace Corps is updating a form that lets volunteers get medical exams or treatment when needed. This change affects current and future volunteers, making sure their health info is collected smoothly and safely. The government is asking for public feedback before final approval, with no new costs expected.
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Peace Corps volunteer medical authorization update
The Peace Corps is updating the Volunteer Authorization for Examination and/or Treatment form so current and future volunteers can get medical exams or treatment when needed. The update is intended to make the collection of volunteers' health information smoother and safer, and the agency states no new costs are expected.
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