Trinity School of Medicine is a rigorous Caribbean medical school for students who value personal attention and faculty support within a smaller, focused learning environment. Our four-year MD program is fully accredited and comparable to U.S. accreditation standards per the U.S. Department of Education.
From our campus in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinity students spend two years engaged in hands-on, comprehensive study including immediate and regular clinical experience. After two years of basic sciences, students transition to the U.S. for clinical clerkships and the U.S. board exams as they prepare for residency and licensure in the U.S. and Canada.
Trinity School of Medicine has always prided itself on the strength and ambition of its students. So many future physicians come our way looking for something new; whether that's a unique learning environment built on support and a strong relationship with the faculty, a curriculum with an emphasis on clinical skills and service to patients, or just a true opportunity to live up to their potential.
In this latest edition of our alumni spotlight, meet Dr. Nazia Sharfuddin. Read about attending Trinity, the opportunities and perspectives she gained from her time there, and Dr. Sharfuddin and her husband's paths into public speaking and documentary film making. "I embrace this opportunity as an honor and a privilege that I get to live my dream every day."
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Trinity School of Medicine students are inspired by science and committed to service. A common characteristic among Trinity students is the altruistic desire to bring healthcare to communities in need. Trinity SOM is happy to harness and nurture that trait to drive quality learning and provide greater global access to care. Our students researched the other Caribbean medical schools and ultimately chose Trinity for its collaborative environment, personal approach to education and the success of our graduates in earning competitive residency placements.
Studying abroad in St. Vincent for the first half of the MD program affords our students the opportunity to do, see, and learn in settings they wouldn't have access to elsewhere. Coupled with two years of clinical training in U.S. hospitals, our students graduate as compassionate physicians with the knowledge and skills to compete for their Residency of choice.
To educate physicians to meet the primary care and healthcare needs of the communities they serve. Our graduates are in a position to improve access to quality healthcare and enhance the health status of current and future healthcare systems.
