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    • The Free Clinic of English Harbour
    • Academic Calendar
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    • Entry Requirements
    • Transferring Medical Schools
    • Tuition & Fees
    • Financial Aid Options
    • Grants and Scholarships
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    • Chat with Admissions
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Why You Should Specialize in General Surgery

General Surgery: Satisfaction of Immediate Results Surgeons save lives and heal the sick with their own hands. Surgery is the ultimate curative therapy for many patients and is an essential part of modern medicine. It is a career of constant excitement, high energy, quick decisions, and intellectual stimulation. No day is the same as the…

January 14, 2021Blogs, Caribbean medical school, ProgramsBy Dr Brian

You Never Know When Your Skills Will be Needed

THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING PREPARED You may have heard the Boy Scout motto, “Always be prepared!” I recently learned the importance of this motto in the life of a healthcare provider. I hope this experience will not only serve as a motivation for you to live your dream of becoming a physician, but also the…

January 1, 2021Blogs, Caribbean medical school, Faculty, ProgramsBy Dr Brian

Sleep is Critical to Success

Without Enough Sleep, Performance Suffers The story is a famous one, and it involves a third-year medical student falling asleep at a traffic light while returning from a long night on call. Police arrested the medical student because she appeared confused and disoriented, and failed their field sobriety tests. Later she was cleared when she…

December 16, 2020Blogs, Caribbean medical school, ProgramsBy Dr Brian

Why You Should Specialize in Family Medicine

Family Medicine: Diversity and Opportunity For those who want to do a little bit of everything, from office surgery to delivering babies, nothing beats the breadth, depth, and opportunities offered by a career as a family physician. The specialty of family practice encompasses such a wide range of medicine that it is difficult to truly…

December 11, 2020Blogs, Caribbean medical school, ProgramsBy Dr Brian

What Mindset do you Bring to Medical School?

Mindset or Set Shot? Many students dream of becoming a physician. Yet, once students arrive on campus and settle into their classes, many realize they aren’t quite pre- pared for the higher level of work and, worse still, don’t commit to working hard enough to get past that obstacle. When students struggle, they may decide…

November 30, 2020Blogs, Caribbean medical school, ProgramsBy Dr Brian

Why You Should Become an EMT Before Med School

He’s got a collapsed lung! Call the helicopter! The patient was a 15-year-old male who was having difficulty breathing. We were in the backcountry of Idaho on a Memorial Day weekend, and a long way from a hospital. I was a volunteer paramedic with a small ambulance company that covered an area the size of…

November 17, 2020Blogs, Caribbean medical school, Programs, UncategorizedBy Dr Brian
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