Penjani has worked in David Gordon Memorial Hospital as a Clinical Officer for a number of years. In April 2014 the Partnership were informed that he had been accepted to study for the degree of Bachelor of Medicine/Surgery in Cavendish University, Lusaka, Zambia.
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Hello Graham Truesdale
Thanks for your email it has been long.My studies are going well though now alot of pressure.Indeed i started my MHSF in January 2015,2016 started my first year in Medicine and Surgery finishing 2021 that will be my final 6th year in Medicine and Surgery and 7th year as a whole, graduation 2022 . Interview with Penjani Sichinga
Penjani served as a clinical officer in David Gordon Memorial Hospital for a number of years. He is now training to be a doctor at Cavendish University, Lusaka, Zambia. LHP is helping to fund his training. The following is an interview with him. 1. When and how did you decide to qualify as a doctor? Hi Graham,
Thanks very much for your email. I greet you in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. I’m good. Indeed Graham it was very difficult for me to grasp the concepts when I was starting in January as it has been a long time going back to education, but now I’m doing very well and my brain is back to my school life.So far what I expected in the foundation has been covered in preparation Greetings in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ.
I decided to become a Doctor some time back, only that I couldn’t get the chance. My main objective is to enhance my knowledge so that in future, by God’s will, I may become a Specialist in Surgery and serve the people in Livingstonia community. It’s very difficult for a Malawian |
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