The Peace Corps lab test panel checks Peace Corps medical clearance blood tests.
Test Type: Blood
Preparation: Fasting is required, see FAQ
Test Results: Typically 4 days
The Peace Corps lab test panel helps with the Peace Corps Volunteer medical clearance blood testing requirements. This Peace Corps blood test panel includes the BMP test, CBC test, hepatitis B surface antibody test, hepatitis B surface antigen test, hepatitis C test and HIV test.
Peace Corps Volunteers, through their commitment to the Peace Corps, will sometimes find themselves in places and situations in which healthcare services are not readily available. As a result, the Peace Corps has put in place certain medical screening requirements to help reduce the likelihood that a significant medical event will occur during service.
To get a Peace Corps lab test panel near you, just order online and get your blood drawn at the Quest Diagnostics lab near you. Once your Peace Corps medical clearance lab results are ready, they will be available for download and you can submit them to the Peace Corps.
This Peace Corps blood test panel is sometimes ordered with the G6PD test.
What is tested in the Peace Corps lab test panel?
The Peace Corps lab panel includes the basic metabolic panel (BMP), complete blood count with differential (CBC), hepatitis B surface antibody (HBsAb), hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg), hepatitis C antibody (HCV), and HIV blood tests.
Why is the Peace Corps lab test panel important?
The Peace Corps volunteer blood test panel checks the lab tests required for medical clearance prior to serving as a Peace Corps Volunteer.
Do I need to fast to take this test?
An 8-12 hour fast is recommended before testing.
How long does it take to get test results?
It typically takes 4 business days or less.