Prof. Eric Borgstein, pediatric surgeon at Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital in Blantyre, Malawi, and Dr. Daniel Aronson, pediatric surgeon and PFP volunteer, will discuss the current state of medical care in Malawi, the long-term effects of PFP's trainings, and their vision for the future.
Join us Thursday September 24th for an update from the field!
WHAT WE DO
Physicians for Peace delivers education and training to healthcare workers in under-resourced communities, expanding their skillsets and medical knowledge base.
We teach individuals
and they, in turn,
heal their communities.
We
believe everyone
deserves access
to basic surgical care
Without access to basic surgical care, common, easily treatable illnesses lead to disability or death.
We
train
healthcare
professionals
We equip surgical providers with the tools to help themselves and their communities.
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We
collaborate
with communities
to save lives
In partnership with local hospitals and clinics, we identify local training needs and mobilize volunteer experts to help fill those gaps.
We educate and empower local providers of surgical care,
so they can heal their own communities.
