Comments on: Caribbean Medical Schools: A Good Option?

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By: Rick

Rick — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 02:37:05 +0000

You definitely have to choose your school wisely and make sure they are a reputable and are certified. You don’t want to waste your time and money on a worthless education.

By: swin

swin — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 07:52:10 +0000

My God! Wanting to become a Doctor doesn’t mean you deserve to be one!
Hey I WANT to be a rocket-scientist, but guess what? Maybe I don’t have the potential, if my grades are telling me so? Do not use patients as your Guinea Pigs for your lack of competence!

What are the chances that people like you and Becca, with that dumb logic are graduates from the Caribbean? BTW, a 3.78 GPA in biology is no big deal – I would know!

By: swin

swin — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 07:43:24 +0000

I don’t care if you don’t get into US medical schools because they are competitive! This means that you are not competent enough and should do something else, and not use patients as Guinea Pigs with your sub-par intelligence – Period!

There is a reason that things are that competitive! We only want the ‘very best’ becoming doctors, and not anybody and everybody. That logic is true of every field, and in-competent people are automatically flushed out. Why should you doctors with medical degrees from the Caribbean be an exception?

By: swin

swin — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 07:35:42 +0000

You are all going to med-schools to help patients? REALLY?? LOL! Most doctors that I know of went to med-school ONLY to make money. So please – cut the BS.
I know a super dumb doctor that went to SABA and practices medicine as a Hospitalist in Chicago. From what I see, SABA is certainly NOT a good school at all.
This insecure clown of a doctor told me he wanted to be a Hospitalist because it is GOOD money for the hours he needs to put in. And I can vouch for it as to how ‘un-intelligent’ he is, but quickly got into med-school in the Caribbean! Oh one more thing – this clown recklessly prescribes medicines, that the pharmacist would call to correct. Guess, the pharmacist deserves to make all that money, and not this fool.
After knowing this doc. from the Caribbean, I definitely will do my homework before seeing any doctor, and will DEFINITELY avoid ALL Caribbean Graduates.

You want to know the name of that clown? His name is Ravi Yalamanchi and he practices medicine in Chicago.

By: anonymous

anonymous — Tue, 08 Nov 2011 07:39:28 +0000

Jason, you just made a dumb statement yourself, the top four Caribbean schools, are similar to MD and DO schools. You aren’t paying any more for your medical education.

By: anonymous

anonymous — Tue, 08 Nov 2011 07:24:00 +0000

Thank you for that great reply, Dr. Freedman. Also, getting into a us schools is so competitive, that if you get rejected, that doesn’t mean you aren’t good enough to get into a US schools. Its just that there wasn’t enough seats. So, offshore is an option.

By: anonymous

anonymous — Tue, 08 Nov 2011 06:58:33 +0000

Kevin,yeah I am a little late to response to you. But, WHO ARE YOU TO SAY THAT STUDENTS WHO GO TO THE CARIBBEAN, DIDN’T WORK THERE ASS OFF. First off your friends who supposedly say they go to ross, there lying, Ross requires a MCAT. Also, I don’t know SMU stands for, but if it is st. george’s they require an MCAT. I am not against DOs, I myself would love to be a DO, but respect others and don’t bash anyone. You have not right to do that. In addition, what are we all becoming doctors for? To help others and collaborate as a team to help who, our patient we focus on. So, when your in residency would you say that to your attending or program director who want to a Caribbean school? No you wouldn’t, enough said, respect others, I hate this cocky and arrogant mentality that every med students has. Get off your high horse kid and respect others. Understand this, we all are trying to help patients. Not go around saying hi, I went to a DO school so I am better than you. Screw that stuff, you are there to take care of a patient, so do that. Respect others. All I can say by your comment, you honestly don’t belong in medicine, in my view if you can’t respect others. Also your cousin went to a no name Caribbean school. Also your cousin won’t make it through or even practice in the U.S. Why? Because of his drug situation. Anyone who applies for license in the US as a doctor, will have a background check and it will be hard for him to practice. Also, don’t believe everything your friends say. Look stuff up, your in medical school, so your bright. Lastly, once again get off your high horse dude.

By: Danny

Danny — Thu, 06 Oct 2011 22:21:12 +0000

I wouldn’t let a caribbean doctor operate on a dog.