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Clinical Medicine Enrollment Documents

OUR PHILOSOPHY

Our Philosophy

There are few more valuable professional commodities than a medical degree. The tangible rewards are great. The intangible rewards are priceless.

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CURRICULUM

Curriculum

The University of Sint Eustatius Medical School offers a comprehensive M.D. degree program, including training in the Basic Sciences and in Clinical Medicine...

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CLINICAL MEDICINE ENROLLMENT DOCUMENTS
 

Essential Immigration Documentation
The following information documents must be provided immediately upon acceptance in order for us to provide correct paperwork for your rotations and include you as a matriculated student:

 Immunization Record and Health Form (See Form on Downloads Page)
Completed University Health Form. This document is included in the acceptance packet and available on the Downloads page. Please note that this is a different document than the Certificate of Health that is required by the Statia Immigration Department

 Clinical Contract
This form is included in your acceptance package and must be reviewed, signed, dated and returned.

 USMLE Transcript Release Form (See Form on Downloads Page)
This document is included in your acceptance package and must be signed, dated and returned.

 Clinical Registration Form (See Form if you do not have your original)
This document is included in your acceptance package and must be signed, dated and returned.

 Withdrawal Letter (if applicable)
If you are withdrawing from another program you must prove status of withdrawal from prior program.

 Current Curriculum Vitae/Resume
This document should be brief and should include both email addresses and phone numbers.

 Police Report – (See Sample on Downloads Page)
The report must cover the last five years and must report any and all arrest and convictions of the law. If the student has resided in more than one county, state, or country over the five year period, then a police report must be obtained from each area lived.

The best type of report to have is a finger print check made by the FBI or alternative agency in your country of residence. An alternative report is a police report/search from the applicant's closest police department, which must cover the state, or country of the student's residence. A local town police report that only covers the surrounding area or University police report is NOT acceptable.

IMPORTANT: The report must be dated within two months (60 days) of starting the Clinical Medicine phase of the program. The report must have an original seal with a signature from the issuing officer and be on official letterhead. Only original documents are accepted.

Students with a record or arrest, conviction must contact the Assistant Dean of Clinical Medicine to determine eligibility. If the report shows a history of arrest and/or conviction, the student may be denied acceptance.