Evgeniy Pak

Kyrgyzstan

  • Program Year
  • 2008-09
  • Country of Current Residence
  • Kyrgyzstan
  • City/Town of Current Residence
  • Osh
  • Current Position
  • Doctor
  • Organization
  • Center of Family Medicine
  • Profession(s)
  • Medical doctor

  • Sector(s)
  • Community, Education, Medicine / Healthcare
  • Language(s)
  • Russian, Kyrgyz, Uzbek, English
  • Mentor
  • Dr. Martin Dawes, Chair of the McGill Department of Family Medicine
  • Interest(s) / Expertise
  • community development, family medicine, health technology, preventative medicine
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Biography

Evgeniy was born in Osh, the southern capital of Kyrgyzstan known to the world as the center of the Great Silk Road. Born into a family of physicians, he has dreamt since childhood of becoming a doctor. His mother is a well-known endocrinologist in Kyrgyzstan and his uncle is Professor of Urology in the Russian Scientific Center, Moscow. As a child he liked to actively participate in discussions of medical issues, expressing his own views. In 2003, Evgeniy graduated from the medical school of the Kyrgyz-Russian Slavonic University, Kyrgyzstan. After graduation, he was accepted for residency in urology. His father’s lingering illness- he suffered from chronic kidney deficiency – influenced Evgeniy’s choice of his specialization. He works as a doctor in the Center of Family Medicine “Family World”. In addition he works with Rainbow, the non-governmental organization that deals with AIDS problems, lecturing in schools, working with both patients and communities. Rainbow aims to call attention to the problem of AIDS at the regional level. Apart from his professional career, Evgeniy was Captain of the city soccer team “South”. In his free time, he also enjoys playing piano.

As a Fellow

Evgeniy successfully completed his paper and research on Cardiovascular Disease in Kyrgyzstan and will shortly submit it for publication in the Oxford Journal. An abstract of his research has also been submitted to an International Conference on Global Health, which will be held in Ottawa in October 2009.

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