MEDICAL SCHOOLS
All are listed with the WHO (World Health Organization) and the
IMED.
Readers are reminded that WHO has no authority to grant any form of recognition
or accreditation to schools of medicine or other
training institutions. Such a procedure remains the exclusive prerogative of the
national government concerned. WHO limits itself to
publishing information on medical schools that has been provided or confirmed by
the governments of its Member States.
In alphabetical order:
Antigua (Antigua)
AUC
** (St Maarten)
CAHSU (Belize)
IAU (St Lucia)
MUA (Nevis)
Ross ** (Dominica)
Saba ** (Saba)
Spartan (St Lucia)
St Eustasius (St Eustasius)
St Georges ** (Grenada)
St Matthews (Grand Cayman)
UAG * (Mexico)
UNIBE (Dominican Republic)
UWI * (Barbados)
(Jamaica)
(Trinidad)
Windsor (St Kitts)
** California approved English language medical schools, located in the
Caribbean, that offer the third and fourth years of medical
school (Clinical Rotations) in the United States.
* California approved English language medical schools, located in the Caribbean
or Mexico, where all medical school years (Basic
Sciences and Clinical Rotations) are done in the charter country.
The Importance of California licensure: states in the U.S. are becoming
increasingly strict with regard to recognizing foreign medical
diplomas, in particular from graduates of new offshore Caribbean medical
schools. Most states are slowly, but surely, approaching
the high standards of California, which is the strictest state. Therefore, it is
best to only consider schools that are licensed in California,
as the other states in the U.S. will soon adopt the same guidelines as to which
foreign medical diplomas they recognize.
You are strongly encouraged to research in detail any school before deciding to
attend!
At your discretion, read the detailed narrative of each site visit and
evaluation at the AAIMG
(American Association of International
Medical Graduates):
www.aaimg.com
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MEDICAL SCHOOLS