Built with a vision to be a world leader in preparing educated, compassionate physicians who deliver the highest quality patient-centred healthcare, Trinity School of Medicine was established in 2008 in response to the escalating scarcity of physicians in the U.S. and Canada. This scarcity has intensified in recent years due to multiple factors such as population growth, longer lifespans, and retiring physicians. Adding to the challenge is the restricted capacity of domestic medical schools, which limits the acceptance of numerous highly qualified students aspiring to become exceptional physicians. Trinity School of Medicine serves as an alternative pathway for these students who were previously denied admission to traditional medical schools despite possessing the necessary qualifications and determination to succeed as MDs.
Leadership & Experiences that Lead to Success
Ensuring medical students are well-equipped for the healthcare field involves the provision of knowledgeable educators and seasoned mentors throughout their tenure in medical school. At the helm of Trinity School of Medicine is a highly qualified panel of Deans led by Dr. John P. Geisler, Dr. Kelly J. Manahan, and Dr. Naga Dharshan Devendra, each possessing extensive expertise in medical education and clinical practice.
During their first few terms on campus in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, students have the pleasure of working closely with Dr. Devendra, the Associate Dean of Basic Sciences. Dr. Devendra (MBBS, MD, DipRCPath) completed his medical education and residency in Clinical Biochemistry at Jawaharlal Institute for Postgraduate Medical Education and Research (JIPMER) in 2010.