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Clinical rotations are available immediately.
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Saint Theresa's Medical University has immediate openings within the Department of Clinical Sciences for qualified students. All applicants to either clinical program, Pharmacy or Medicine, must meet minimum academic qualifications.
Saint Theresa's Medical University invites inquiries regarding the above message. All inquiries are to be addressed to clinicals@stmu.org or by phone at
1-800-649-8175.
NOTICE: Students can begin clinical rotations anytime throughout the year once the application and acceptance process has been completed. NOTICE: Students can begin clinical rotations anytime throughout the year once
the application and acceptance process has been completed. |
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| The College of Medicine requires that all students
accomplish their 3rd and 4th year Clinical training at ACGME Accredited
Hospitals, or hospitals which are recognized as teaching hospitals in the United
States, European Union, Australia or Saint Kitts. The College of Pharmacy
requires that candidates for the Doctor of Pharmacology complete their
experiential education within accredited teaching facilities throughout the
United States of America. |
Clinical Affiliations and University
Hospital:
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JNF Hospital
Teaching Hospital
Basseterre, Saint Kitts
West Indies
Cameron Wilkinson, MBBS
Medical Superintendent
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Graduate Medical Consultants, Group
World Headquarters
Greater Atlanta Medical Center
44 Prime Point
Peachtree City, Georgia 30269
Robert Clutter, Clinical Coordinator |
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College of Medicine |
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| The College of Medicine introduces the student of medical sciences to the art of medicine during the fifth semester of medical education on Saint Kitts. Prior to this time period, students spend all of their time developing the fundamental knowledge essential to interact with patients, residents, nurses and medical assistants. |
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Internal Medicine |
12 Weeks |
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General Surgery |
12 Weeks |
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Pediatrics |
6 Weeks |
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Obstetrics & Gynecology |
6 Weeks |
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Psychiatry |
6 Weeks |
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Family Practice |
6 Weeks |
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Neurology |
4 Weeks |
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Allergy & Immunology |
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Anesthesiology |
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Neurology |
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Cardiology |
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Oncology |
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Critical Care |
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Ophthalmology |
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Dermatology |
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Preventive Medicine |
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Nephrology |
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Public Care / Health Care Systems |
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Orthopedic Surgery |
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Pulmonary Disease |
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Trauma Surgery |
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Radiology |
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Pathology |
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Rheumatology |
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Urology |
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Rural/Inner City Health Care |
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Otorhinolaryngology |
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Ambulatory Care |
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College of Pharmacy |
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| The College of Pharmacy introduces the student of pharmacology to both research and daily practice as well as patient education during the fourth semester of study. Students during this time assist research scientists on Saint Kitts in laboratories and spend one day per week working with Pharmacists in a public pharmacy on the Island. |
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| After the sixth semester, students complete their clinical education in the United States. Students are required to complete 2,000 hours of experiential education in clinical hospital settings along with medical students, interns, and residents. During this time the student will work within the hospital pharmacy as well as attend grand rounds, teaching rounds, seminars, conferences, and assist in the implementation of treatment protocols for patients. Students will assist in the development of drug treatment programs and monitor the patient for needed changes. The student while in the hospital will be available to assist in the education of patients and will provide on going assistance to physicians and other health professionals providing supportive documentation and vital statistics to support those providing direct care to patients. If available, students will be asked to participate in research programs and on-going new drug trials, applications and development. In the eighth and final semester of study, the College of Pharmacy requires that students select from a list of approved electives. These are to include community pharmacies, ambulatory clinics, research laboratories and with permission, hospital based pharmacology. |
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University Disclaimer: Saint Theresa's Medical University admits students
to any University program without regard to race, color, national origin, gender,
religion, disability, sexual preference, or age.
Saint Theresa's Medical University is an equal opportunity employer. |
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