Trinity School of Medicine offers a Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree upon successful completion of:
The foundations of medicine program is uniquely designed to offer Trinity students an affordable, hands on and individualized MD program with the necessary training and knowledge to prepare them to serve as leaders in the healthcare system. The academic success of Trinity's students is critical to achieving our mission, which is why our student learning approach is at the forefront of our academic model.
Members of the Trinity faculty are comprised of the best educators from across the globe who are passionate about providing our students with a scientific foundation for further medical education.
Trinity School of Medicine’s curriculum involves ten terms of basic sciences and clinical study designed to meet Trinity’s core competencies through individualized learning plans. Trinity School of Medicine’s curriculum goes the extra mile for student success.
The faculty at Trinity are committed to helping our students develop the skills, knowledge, behaviors, and attitudes they need to practice patient-centric medicine. We have defined curricular expectations, goals, and standards for our educators and students to meet.
Trinity’s clinical sciences program, which encompasses Terms 5 through 10, provides students with an immersion into clinical medicine in both hospital and physician practice settings. This portion of students’ clinical education is provided in partnership with the Houston Healthcare system in central Georgia. Houston facilities include two fully accredited acute care medical facilities, Houston Medical Center and Perry Hospital, as well as the Houston Healthcare Pavilion in Warner Robins, Georgia. The Houston Healthcare Pavilion houses the Dr. W. Douglas Skelton Medical Education Center, where the residency program resides along with physician offices, conference rooms, and training facilities for medical students. Here, Trinity students preparing for and engaged in clerkships benefit from a dedicated learning center, complete with access to clinical tutorials and individual and group study spaces.
Trinity School of Medicine operates on a three-term-per-year structure. This allows us to take advantage of rolling admissions and offer start dates in January, May, and September.
Trinity’s academic calendar helps our students pre-plan the moving parts of their academic, professional, and personal lives. Use it to guide your transition timeline to and from our campuses on St. Vincent and in Baltimore, notify family of major upcoming events like your white coat, fifth term, and medical school commencement ceremonies, and generally take the most advantage of our three-term, three-start date structure.
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