Why a New Medical School?

Combatting the Physician Shortage

Recognizing that a physician shortage was imminent and that U.S. medical schools were unable to produce enough graduates to fill first year residency slots, a group of educational and business leaders joined together to provide greater opportunity for aspiring physicians. In 2008, Trinity School of Medicine was accredited to offer the Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) degree and welcomed its inaugural class.

Why Consider Trinity School of Medicine?

• Students who choose to pursue their medical education at Trinity will find a curriculum that adheres to the U.S. model of medical education in preparation for licensure in the U.S.
• Through our partnership with Milton Cato Memorial Hospital, Trinity introduces clinical medicine in the first term. We are one of the few medical schools in the region to provide students with an integrated hospital experience.
• Trinity is dedicated to educating and preparing students to become highly qualified clinicians, committed to the principle of providing outstanding care.
• Trinity is working to achieve a level of diversity in its student body that represents the diversity of the population at large in North America – with strong representation from a multitude of ethnic and economic backgrounds and especially from communities that have been historically underrepresented in the medical profession.