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Standardized Patients—An Integral Part of Medical Education Today
A recent article on Standardized Patient (SP) programs on the Association of American Medical Colleges website—Standardized Patients Teach Skills and
Tutoring the disadvantaged leads to a career in Anesthesiology
Chicago Area Health and Medical Careers Program (CAHMCP) is based in Chicago, and offers a culturally sensitive approach to educating and empowering y
Nine Things to Know About Nevis
Medical University of the Americas is located on an island in the Caribbean that most people have never heard of. And if you are planning on going to
The Med School Admissions Puzzle--What Do We Really Look For
Applying to medical school can be a difficult and emotionally draining process. ”Am I good enough?”,
The Clinical Program at Medical University of the Americas
In the MUA Clinical program, students rotate at a variety of teaching hospitals around the United States, all over from California to Florida. We hav
Surgeon & Author Michael Collins on Becoming a Doctor
Michael Collins is an orthopedic surgeon in a practice just outside of Chicago—he’s been doing the same thing, with the same practice, for more than 3
The ‘Darkest Time’ in Med School—Prepping for Your Third Year Clinical Rotations
This semester, students at Medical University of the Americas (MUA) are making full use of the new clinical teaching facility
Student Loan Option for Pre-Med Students
As part of its ongoing effort to improve the affordability of medical education, MUA is pleased to announce...
A Critical Care Patient Becomes a Doctor
Born with a condition called transposition of the great arteries, Brian Chwiecko was a critical care patient before he even knew it. Required to check