Day In The Life of A Caribbean Medical Student #dayinthelife #dailyvlog #medicalstudent

A glimpse into the life of a UMHS med student 📚 Meet Claudette, an EBS4 medical student in St. Kitts! Claudette’s day kicks off with a refreshing morning run, where she’s greeted by the breathtaking mountains & wildlife. As an active member of our community, Claudette’s deeply involved in various clubs, local volunteer initiatives, & extracurricular activities. Here, she takes us through a detailed day in the life, from inside the classroom to life outside campus. Claudette’s schedule: 5:45 am: wake up 7:30 am: run 9:25 am: bus ride to campus 10 am: Pathology 1 pm: Clinicals lab 3 pm: Behavioral science 5:30 pm: Student Government Association meeting with President Ross 8:20 pm: Back home to finish the day with studying

from University of Medicine and Health Sciences https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wTI9W87RmjM
via UMHS YouTube Channel

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