Guide to Caribbean Medical Schools
'Caribbean Medical Schools: A Journey and Guide' is written by a recent graduate of a Caribbean Medical school. He takes you through the entire process including: admission, financial aid, USMLE tests, clinical rotations, work visas, and how to get a residency in the United States.
Statistics show that 50 out of 100 American Pre-Med students do not gain admission into medical school in the U.S., and 85 out of 100 Canadian Pre-Med students do not gain admission into medical school in Canada. Many students give up on their dream of becoming a physician. But you don't have to! There is a completely reasonable and proven alternative to American and Canadian medical schools. Caribbean Medical Schools offer the first two years of medical school in the Caribbean and the third and fourth years of medical school at hospitals in the U.S. or Canada.
After graduation you can obtain post graduate training in the U.S.! Get step by step information on the entire process, all in this book!
The author, Asad Raza, MD, is a graduate of a Caribbean medical school and is now a fully licensed practicing physician in the United States. He has spent the last ten years researching these Caribbean medical schools and has helped thousands of students with his famous and very informative website and forum: caribbeanmedicine.com.
Dr. Raza grew up in Brampton, Ontario, Canada. He received his honors bachelor of science degree in applied mathematics from York University in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He then attended Saba University school of medicine in the Netherlands Antilles, Caribbean. After passing all the United States medical licensing exams he received his ECFMG certificate and obtained a residency position in the United States. He has completed the entire process: he attended and graduated from a Caribbean medical school, completed the two years on the island in the Caribbean, completed the two years of clinical rotations in the United States. Passed the MCAT, USMLE Step 1, USMLE Step 2 CK, USMLE Step 2 CS, USMLE Step 3, TOEFL, MCCEE and MCCQE.
Date posted: January 8th, 2009
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