What is the duration of the MD program?

The MD program typically spans four years, encompassing comprehensive medical education, clinical rotations, and practical training.

What are the entry requirements for the MD program?

Prospective students usually need a bachelor’s degree or equivalent, completion of prerequisite coursework in sciences, and a competitive score in standardized exams like the MCAT.

What career opportunities are available after completing the MD program?

MD graduates can pursue careers as physicians, surgeons, specialists, researchers, educators, or healthcare administrators, with opportunities in hospitals, clinics, research institutions, and academia.

Are clinical rotations part of the MD curriculum?

Yes, clinical rotations are integral to the MD program, providing hands-on experience in various medical specialties under the guidance of experienced healthcare professionals.

Is licensure exam preparation included in the MD program?

Yes, the MD program typically includes preparation for licensing exams such as the USMLE or COMLEX, ensuring graduates are well-prepared for medical practice.

Doctor of Medicine (5-Year)

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5 Year MD Program

Doctor of Medicine – 4 Years

Pre-Med Program

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Medical Education for International Students

The 5-year MD program is tailored for students from the 10+2 education system in India and Nepal, as well as those who have completed the necessary coursework in A-level (British system), International Baccalaureate, or CAPE. This program includes one year of advanced science coursework, equivalent to 90 credit hours of college-level coursework, followed by basic science and clinical science coursework.

What you will learn: Our Curriculum

Within this 5-year Doctor of Medicine in the Caribbean, students will leverage their prior academic grounding in the sciences to delve into foundational entry-level medical degree coursework, including anatomy, physiology, and other essential sciences.

Pre-Med (1 year) in Guyana

Take the undergraduate track with us and launch directly into medical school. Engage in pre-med coursework, clinical experiences, research, and volunteering. Study key subjects like Biology, Physics, Pre-Calculus, Physiology, and Anatomy to prepare for advanced medical education.

Basic Science (2 years) in Guyana

Basic sciences are crucial in medical school curriculums, providing the foundation for understanding normal physiology, abnormal disease states, and their treatments. Physicians rely on this knowledge to make informed healthcare decisions. In the 5-year Doctor of Medicine program in the Caribbean, the Basic Science studies will provide knowledge in Physiology, Pathology, and Pharmacology, preparing you for clinical and residency training.

Clinical Science (2 years) in
the USA

During these two years, you’ll complete clerkships in Arizona, learning from faculty physicians and working with patients at a teaching facility. Core clerkships in Internal Medicine, General Surgery, Pediatrics, Family Medicine, Obstetrics and gynecology, and Psychiatry will shape you into a well-rounded doctor. Additionally, you’ll take elective rotations in seven areas of your choice.

Elective Rotations

In addition to core clerkships, elective rotations allow TAU students to be exposed to sub-specialties in medicine that are essential to their medical training. Rotations like Cardiology, Neurology, Radiology, Dermatology, Ophthalmology, Emergency Medicine, Critical Care Medicine, Orthopedics, Anesthesiology, Hematology & Oncology, and many more that are part of the program.

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Semester 1

Subject			Credit
Biology			8 Credits
Organic Chemistry			12 Credits
Physics			8 Credits
English			3 Credits
Introduction to Public Health			5 Credits
Communication skills for Medicine			4 Credits
Pre-calculus			5 Credits

Semester 2

Subject			Credit
Introduction to Anatomy			9 Credits
Introduction to Physiology			8 Credits
Medical Terminology			7 Credits
Statistics & Data Analysis for Medicine			5 Credits
Introduction to Biochemistry			8 Credits
Spanish Medical Terminology			3 Credits
Psychology			5 Credits

Semester 3

Subject			Credit
Gross Anatomy, Embryology and Imaging			10 Credits
Histology and Cell Biology			4 Credits
Biochemistry			8 Credits
Doctor-Patient Relationship – I			4 Credits
Research Methodology – I			2 Credits

Semester 4

Subject			Credit
Physiology			10 Credits
Neuroscience			5 Credits
Genetics			3 Credits
Behavioral Science			2 Credits
Medical Ethics			2 Credits
Doctor-Patient Relationship – II			4 Credits
Research Methodology – II			2 Credits

Semester 5

Subject			Credit
Pharmacology – I			6 Credits
Pathology – I			8 Credits
Microbiology and immunology			8 Credits
Doctor-Patient Relationship – III			4 Credits

Semester 6

Subject			Credit
Pharmacology – II			6 Credits
Pathology – II			8 Credits
Basic Psychiatry			4 Credits
Doctor-Patient Relationship – IV			4 Credits

Transition Semester

Subject			Credit
Integrated Basic Science Review Program			NCR
Introduction to Clinical Medicine			4 Credits

Semester 7 – 10 (Clinical Clerkships)

Subject			Credit
Internal Medicine			12 Credits
General Surgery			12 Credits
Pediatrics			6 Credits
Psychiatry			6 Credits
Obstetrics / Gynecology			6 Credits
Family Medicine			6 Credits
Elective Clerkships			28 Credits

The Clinical Sciences of TAU COM includes the following:

A. Core Clerkships – 48 weeks

Core Clerkships	DURATION
Internal Medicine	12 weeks
General Surgery	12 weeks
Pediatrics	6 weeks
Psychiatry	6 weeks
Obstetrics / Gynecology	6 weeks
Family Medicine	6 weeks
TOTAL	48 WEEKS

B. Elective Clerkships (Any seven) – 28 weeks**

Elective Clerkships	DURATION
Anesthesia	4 weeks
Cardiology	4 weeks
Dermatology	4 weeks
Emergency Medicine	4 weeks
Orthopedics	4 weeks
Infectious Diseases	4 weeks
Ophthalmology	4 weeks
Radiology	4 weeks
Otorhinolaryngology (ENT)	4 weeks
Ob/Gyn*	6 weeks
Pediatrics*	6 weeks

* Offered both as core and electives

** The students can select seven elective rotations from the list of electives provided. Students may also request elective rotations which are not listed. These will be evaluated and the students will be informed in a timely manner whether they were approved by the Associate Dean – Clinical Affairs and Dean, College of Medicine.

Activity	March Semester	September Semester
Semester Orientation	March 26,2024	September 23, 2024
Commencement of Classes	March 27, 2024	September 24, 2024
White Coat Ceremony	April 05, 2024	September 27, 2024
Last Day of Registration	May 06, 2024	October 28, 2024
Exam – I	April 30 – May 09, 2024	October 29 – November 06, 2024
Exam – II (Mid-Semester)	June 11 – 19, 2024	December 10 – 17, 2024
Exam – III	July 23 – 30, 2024	January 21 – 28, 2025
Exam – IV (NBME Exam)	August 28 – September 06, 2024	February 26 – March 07, 2025
Last Day of the Semester	September 06, 2024	March 07, 2025

Admission

Process

Apply online.
Submit all required documents.
Initial screening by the admissions team for eligibility.
Review of application and supporting documents by the admissions committee.
Take TMAT (Texila Admissions Test) or submit your MCAT® report.
Attend Multiple Mini Interviews (MMI).

Admission Requirements

3 Advanced Levels: in Chemistry, Biology, and either Math or Physics.
CAPE Units 1 and 2: Biology, Chemistry, and either Physics or Math.
Full IB Diploma with strong grades. 2HL required.
10 + 2 for India and Nepal.
*Please note, there are entry qualifications for many countries and examination boards. Please work with your admissions office to determine what entry qualifications and examination boards are needed from your home country.

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College of Medicine: Doctor of Medicine, Premed and Postgraduate Residency Program
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TAU currently offers clinical rotations in USA and Guyana. The affiliate Hospitals are.

Tuscan Medical Center, Tuscan, Arizona, USA
Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC), Guyana
New Amsterdam Hospital, Guyana

The MD program has in built USMLE training incorporated in the learning plan

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