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In the first week of March, the World Pediatric Project returned to St. Vincent, this time for an ophthalmology clinic. The WPP trip, the third for 2017 thus far, brought another group of the NGO’s seasoned specialists to the island nation’s Milton Cato Memorial Hospital. As is usually the case, a group of Trinity’s 5th term students were there to… Continue reading Trinity School of Medicine 5th Term Students Join World Pediatric Project in St. Vincent Ophthalmology Mission
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Update: After this article was published, Dr. Hernandez was elected to the position of chief resident for her program. Please join us in congratulating her! Trinity School of Medicine has always prided itself on the strength and ambition of its students. So many future physicians come our way looking for something new; whether that’s a… Continue reading Trinity School of Medicine Alumni Spotlight: Dr. Amy Hernandez, Trinity Class of 2012
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Trinity School of Medicine’s American Medical Students Association chapter recently took part in providing fitness assessments for participants in the first ever Glow Run, a night-time running event that recently took place on St. Vincent. The fun-run had its participants decked out in glow sticks, as well as irridescent and UV-reactive paints similar to the Color… Continue reading Trinity School of Medicine’s AMSA Members Provide Health Screenings at St. Vincent Glow Run.””
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Trinity School of Medicine is an institution with a culture of service and community engagement. And while many of the outreach opportunities are provided by the school itself, so many are grass roots student organizations. Kid Companions is a fantastic example of this sort of proactive community service, showing that Trinity students are already walking… Continue reading Trinity School of Medicine’s Kid Companions” Hold Carnival at St. Benedict Children’s Home”
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Did you know there are hidden costs of federal loans? You’re probably wondering how there could be hidden costs of federal loans. Well, it’s a real issue, especially in medical education. Last year, St. Vincent and the Grenadines received formal recognition from the US Department of Education’s NCFMEA as having medical education standards comparable to those… Continue reading The Hidden Costs of Federal Loans in Medical Education
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