Discover the Maine Semester: Transitioning to Clinical Medicine

Join Molly Johannessen, Director of Education & Teaching, and UMHS student Evelyn Brewster for an insightful discussion about the pivotal 5th semester of medical school. This semester is completed on our Portland, Maine campus and marks a significant transition from basic sciences to clinical rotations. Discover what sets this period apart and gain insights into the enriching experiences awaiting students. From honing essential skills to preparing for clinical rotations, Maine offers much more than just exam preparation.

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