Caribbeanmedicalschools.com Provides Top List of Universities in the Caribbean Region

Online, November 16, 2013 (Newswire.com) - Caribbeanmedicalschools.com is an education portal which provides collective information about the health care institutions located in the Caribbean region. Caribbean medical schools was established in 2004 and focus on medicine, dentistry, nursing, and pharmacy institutions.

This site will be useful for International and local medical students because the students can collect all information like accreditation, tuition fee, hostel, food, cost of living, financial aid of each university under a one roof.

Caribbean medical schools also train the students in clinical rotations in various sectors like medicine, nursing, dentistry etc. it is proved that 25 percent of the foreign medical students are trained in Caribbean medical schools. This was reported in the New York Times.

Clinical Rotations:
Caribbeanmedicalschools.com provides services to the international Medical students to gain clinical rotation in USA as they have a network of clinical rotation sites. This would be favor for the students studying in Caribbean and would like to rely on USA clinical. Using this service the students can complete their electives and core subjects.

On the other hand the International medical graduates who are completed their clinical rotations and still looking for US clinical they are advised to take at least 12 week externships.

Clinical transfer:
If the students are willing to transfer from the Caribbean there are several steps to consider before transferring into another university. If the student is studying in any of the Caribbean medical school then it is not recognized by Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME) but this recognition will be consider in US and Canada medical schools. There are many rules if they want to transfer into US and Canada medical schools.

In the other case if the student is willing to get into Caribbean medical school the process is easy because some schools expect MCAT and GPA scores and some schools do not expect.

Main thing to consider before getting in to Caribbean is the language, accreditation and the clinical rotations.

As an organization it provides health care delivery to medical students as well as for the undergraduate and post graduate medical students