Alyssa Stone

Come explore campus with us for #TourTuesday! Filled with scenic ocean views and state-of-the-art facilities, the St. Kitts campus offers a vibrant environment and community to study medicine. Would you study here? #studentlife #campustour #stkittslifestyle #shorts source https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2EvQbeN6hfw

Come explore campus with us for #TourTuesday! Filled with scenic ocean views and state-of-the-art facilities, the St. Kitts campus offers a vibrant environment and community to study medicine. Would you study here? #studentlife #campustour #stkittslifestyle #shorts from University of Medicine and Health Sciences https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2EvQbeN6hfw via UMHS YouTube Channel

Come explore campus with us for #TourTuesday! Filled with scenic ocean views and state-of-the-art facilities, the St. Kitts campus offers a vibrant environment and community to study medicine. Would you study here? #studentlife #campustour #stkittslifestyle #shorts source https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2EvQbeN6hfw

Come explore campus with us for #TourTuesday! Filled with scenic ocean views and state-of-the-art facilities, the St. Kitts campus offers a vibrant environment and community to study medicine. Would you study here? #studentlife #campustour #stkittslifestyle #shorts from University of Medicine and Health Sciences https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2EvQbeN6hfw via UMHS YouTube Channel

The event will be hosted by Earl Mainer, Sr. Associate Director of Admissions for the Southeast & Puerto Rico, who will discuss how UMHS St. Kitts has become one of the most popular medical schools for Puerto Rican students, as well as important information about the admissions process and how our graduates successfully return to practice medicine in Puerto Rico. The event will be streamed live in English on the UMHS YouTube channel as well as on the UMHS Facebook and LinkedIn pages. Family and friends are encouraged to join! source https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onAPVXXnlDM

The event will be hosted by Earl Mainer, Sr. Associate Director of Admissions for the Southeast & Puerto Rico, who will discuss how UMHS St. Kitts has become one of the most popular medical schools for Puerto Rican students, as well as important information about the admissions process and how our graduates successfully return to practice medicine in Puerto Rico. The event will be streamed live in English on the UMHS YouTube channel as well as on the UMHS Facebook and LinkedIn pages. Family and friends are encouraged to join! from University of Medicine and Health Sciences https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onAPVXXnlDM via UMHS YouTube Channel

The event will be hosted by Earl Mainer, Sr. Associate Director of Admissions for the Southeast & Puerto Rico, who will discuss how UMHS St. Kitts has become one of the most popular medical schools for Puerto Rican students, as well as important information about the admissions process and how our graduates successfully return to practice medicine in Puerto Rico. The event will be streamed live in English on the UMHS YouTube channel as well as on the UMHS Facebook and LinkedIn pages. Family and friends are encouraged to join! source https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onAPVXXnlDM

The event will be hosted by Earl Mainer, Sr. Associate Director of Admissions for the Southeast & Puerto Rico, who will discuss how UMHS St. Kitts has become one of the most popular medical schools for Puerto Rican students, as well as important information about the admissions process and how our graduates successfully return to practice medicine in Puerto Rico. The event will be streamed live in English on the UMHS YouTube channel as well as on the UMHS Facebook and LinkedIn pages. Family and friends are encouraged to join! from University of Medicine and Health Sciences https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onAPVXXnlDM via UMHS YouTube Channel

Join UMHS on Tuesday, 9/20 at 5pm ET for the "Closing the Deaf Gap in Healthcare: Giving a Voice To Deaf Patients” livestream in recognition of September as Deaf Awareness Month & International Week of Deaf People September 19-25, 2022. from University of Medicine and Health Sciences https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjRhZi1uf34 via UMHS YouTube Channel

Join UMHS on Tuesday, 9/20 at 5pm ET for the "Closing the Deaf Gap in Healthcare: Giving a Voice To Deaf Patients” livestream in recognition of September as Deaf Awareness Month & International Week of Deaf People September 19-25, 2022. source https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjRhZi1uf34

Join UMHS on Tuesday, 9/20 at 5pm ET for the "Closing the Deaf Gap in Healthcare: Giving a Voice To Deaf Patients” livestream in recognition of September as Deaf Awareness Month & International Week of Deaf People September 19-25, 2022. from University of Medicine and Health Sciences https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjRhZi1uf34 via UMHS YouTube Channel

Join UMHS on Tuesday, 9/20 at 5pm ET for the "Closing the Deaf Gap in Healthcare: Giving a Voice To Deaf Patients” livestream in recognition of September as Deaf Awareness Month & International Week of Deaf People September 19-25, 2022. source https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjRhZi1uf34

Dr. Svarakic shares her story of matching into an Internal Medicine residency in Chicago. I'm originally from St. Louis, Missouri. I'm a first-generation Serbian. My parents immigrated in the late '80s, early '90s. Did my undergraduate at the University of Illinois. And then decided med school was the right move for me. Applied to UMHS and in my 4th year, I matched in Internal medicine at the Chicago Medical School here in Chicago, Illinois, which is part of Rosalind Franklin University. My dad is a psychiatrist at WashU and one of his residents actually was a UMHS grad. So when I was researching where to go, that was really impressive to me that she matched at a really great program. She offered to meet with me and give me some insight into what it was like for her at UMHS, what she liked about it, and the opportunities that were available to her through UMHS. So I met with her. She really had a lot of insight into the quality of the rotations. Were there any professor

Dr. Svarakic shares her story of matching into an Internal Medicine residency in Chicago. I'm originally from St. Louis, Missouri. I'm a first-generation Serbian. My parents immigrated in the late '80s, early '90s. Did my undergraduate at the University of Illinois. And then decided med school was the right move for me. Applied to UMHS and in my 4th year, I matched in Internal medicine at the Chicago Medical School here in Chicago, Illinois, which is part of Rosalind Franklin University. My dad is a psychiatrist at WashU and one of his residents actually was a UMHS grad. So when I was researching where to go, that was really impressive to me that she matched at a really great program. She offered to meet with me and give me some insight into what it was like for her at UMHS, what she liked about it, and the opportunities that were available to her through UMHS. So I met with her. She really had a lot of insight into the quality of the rotations. Were there any professor

Dr. Svarakic shares her story of matching into an Internal Medicine residency in Chicago. I'm originally from St. Louis, Missouri. I'm a first-generation Serbian. My parents immigrated in the late '80s, early '90s. Did my undergraduate at the University of Illinois. And then decided med school was the right move for me. Applied to UMHS and in my 4th year, I matched in Internal medicine at the Chicago Medical School here in Chicago, Illinois, which is part of Rosalind Franklin University. My dad is a psychiatrist at WashU and one of his residents actually was a UMHS grad. So when I was researching where to go, that was really impressive to me that she matched at a really great program. She offered to meet with me and give me some insight into what it was like for her at UMHS, what she liked about it, and the opportunities that were available to her through UMHS. So I met with her. She really had a lot of insight into the quality of the rotations. Were there any professor

Dr. Svarakic shares her story of matching into an Internal Medicine residency in Chicago. I'm originally from St. Louis, Missouri. I'm a first-generation Serbian. My parents immigrated in the late '80s, early '90s. Did my undergraduate at the University of Illinois. And then decided med school was the right move for me. Applied to UMHS and in my 4th year, I matched in Internal medicine at the Chicago Medical School here in Chicago, Illinois, which is part of Rosalind Franklin University. My dad is a psychiatrist at WashU and one of his residents actually was a UMHS grad. So when I was researching where to go, that was really impressive to me that she matched at a really great program. She offered to meet with me and give me some insight into what it was like for her at UMHS, what she liked about it, and the opportunities that were available to her through UMHS. So I met with her. She really had a lot of insight into the quality of the rotations. Were there any professor