Showing posts with label accredited Caribbean medical school. Show all posts
Showing posts with label accredited Caribbean medical school. Show all posts

Wednesday, 25 May 2016

Accredited Caribbean Medical school - Avalon University



Hello people, here is the virtual tour video of Avalon University School of Medicine which is one of the top Accredited Caribbean Medical schools. It is situated on the beautiful Caribbean island of Curacao. Avalon University is fully accredited Caribbean medical school.



AUSOM is a North American based medical program designed for students who want to pursue a career in medicine in the United States, Canada, and most parts of the world. Our attractive low student / teacher ratio allows for personalized instruction rarely found in other medical school programs. Of all the medical schools in the Caribbean, AUSOM's faculty includes esteemed professors and physicians from top teaching medicals school and institutions from all over the world.

Avalon University also provides highly sought after clinical rotations in U.S. teaching hospitals. It is during these clinical rotations students work directly with physicians and hospital staff to become familiar with hospital practices and settings. Students become comfortable in taking histories and conducting physical examinations, case presentations, laboratory analysis, and attending workshops, conferences and grand rounds. Hands-on experience provides students the opportunity to complement theoretical knowledge with live patient presentations. The clinical medicine program at AUSOM provides a competitive edge to ensure that students are prepared for residency programs.

AUSOM is one of the first Caribbean medical schools to incorporate the most cutting edge technology available in medical school instruction: palatinate human organs. These specimens are actual human organs which are preserved through a process called plastination. This process increases specimen durability, allowing students to accurately study anatomical concepts without exposure to toxic chemicals.

Accredited Caribbean Medical school - Avalon University


Monday, 18 April 2016

Avalon Join Hands with University of Curacao!

Avalon University School of Medicine



Dr. Moises da Costa Gomez from the University of Curacao (UoC), has recently signed a MoU with Avalon University School of Medicine (AUSOM). This MoU will join Avalon University School of Medicine and the University of Curacao to allow them to work together on research, science and technology for the future. This will include student and teacher exchanges, developing joint educational programs and research while doing joint symposiums, lectures and much more! This project will be completed locally in Curacao and internationally! It will be focused towards the public health and welfare field. This will be a huge accomplishment by The University of Curacao and Avalon University School of Medicine

Avalon University School of Medicine (AUSOM) is a growing leader in medical education. Avalon University School of Medicine (AUSOM) focuses on quality medical education and training in order to ensure medical licensure and residency placement for international medical students and graduates.


Avalon University School of Medicine

The mission of Avalon University School of Medicine is to educate students in both the science and art of medicine. This mission begins with an environment which promotes growth and learning, and entails dedication, discipline, and direction, all of which are fundamental in the development of a skilled physician.

Monday, 1 February 2016

Modern Lifestyle of North American and Antillean Students - Avalon University



Avalon University School of Medicine is located on the beautiful island of Curacao.

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Avalon University School of Medicine

We are very pleased to let you know that Avalon Universityschool of Medicine, Curacao is conducting a research project in collaboration with one of the professors from Psychology department of Universityof Alberta, Canada. It is about Modern life style of North American and Antillean students. It is very important to study the rate of obesity among populations because of the various effects obesity has on health. There are many diseases associated with obesity such as cardiovascular diseases, strokes, high blood pressure, diabetes, cancer, osteoarthritis, sleeping problems (e.g. sleep apnea), etc. It is imperative to observe the student population in terms of obesity in order to provide adequate preventative measures for the diseases mentioned above. The knowledge of population differences in dietary lifestyles in relation to obesity would greatly contribute to current public health improvement initiatives as well as for future studies. The two major measures of obesity are body mass index (BMI) and waist circumference (WC) and these factors will serve as the two predictor variables that will be recorded in this observational study.