TheClinical Medicine segment is a stimulating and enriching feature of medical training at the University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine that requires both resolve and perseverance. The Clinical Education staff will work personally with students to ensure they fully benefit from clinical rotations and attain rewarding residency positions.

Students eligible for clinical rotations have clinical sites available to them in over 60 hospitals across nearly 30 states (e.g., CO, CT, GA, IL, LA, MD, NC, DC). Many of our clerkships have ACGME (“Green Book”) listed or affiliated programs on site. Students who have earned their M.D. degree and certification through the ECFMG have had great success in gaining entrance into a residency training program.

The clinical curriculum, which follows the Basic Sciences program, consists of 48 weeks of core clinical rotations and 24 weeks of elective clinical rotations. Students practice clinical skills through patient contact, which is supervised by a physician-preceptor in patient care settings. Students thereby enhance their proficiency in taking medical histories and conducting physical diagnostic examinations and develop their patient/relationship skills in training to become competent physicians.

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