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CURRICULUM
Basic
Sciences		 Pre-Clinical Clinical
Medicine
Hospital
Affiliations		 Bachelor of
Health Science		 Graduate Degree
Programs & Faculty
SABA Marine Park
Hyperbaric Facility		 Master of Science/
Hyperbaric Medicine		 Hyperbaric
Medicine Curriculum
Graduate
Course Descriptions		 The Institutional Review Board
For Human Subjects		 Institute for Graduate
Studies and Research
The Research
Committee		 Davenport University
Concurrent Degree Program		    
THE MEDICAL SCHOOL CURRICULUM
The SABA University School of Medicine Basic Science and Clinical Medicine curriculum parallels the courses and training offered in medical schools in the United States and abroad. The Basic Science program is five semesters in length and may be completed in 20 months. The Clinical Medicine program is composed of 72 weeks of clinical rotations at hospitals in the United States and abroad. The total time required to complete the Medical Degree program is 40 months of continuous instruction. Students who elect to take a break during the summer semesters will be able to complete their M.D. program in approximately 48 months. The first five semesters, comprising the Basic Science program, are taught on the island of Saba by qualified Ph.D. and M.D. medical school professors who are dedicated to providing the highest quality instruction possible. The excellent student-professor ratio provides ample opportunity for students to interact with the teaching faculty.
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P.O. Box 386
Gardner, MA 01440, US
Telephone (978) 630-5122
Fax (978) 632-2168
admissions@saba.edu		 Caribbean Campus
Saba University School of Medicine
P.O. Box 1000
The Bottom, Saba, Netherlands-Antilles
Telephone 011- 599-4163456
Fax 011-599-4163458
Info@saba.edu
The Current Date Is Monday May 12,2008
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