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Doctor of Medicine, British Virgin Islands

Application Deadline: March 15, 2026

Overview

Ponce Health Sciences University's MD program is a 4-year program with emphasis in culturally competent medical education. The first two years build a foundation of basic sciences integrated with early clinical experiences. Years 3 and 4 consist of core clinical clerkships followed by advanced specialty rotations including pediatrics, internal medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, family medicine, psychiatry, and surgery. 

Duration

4 Years

Mode

In-Person

Tuition

$60,000-$63,654/ Year

Languages

English

Start Date: Fall 2026

Your Pathway to a Career in Medicine

The Doctor of Medicine program at PHSU School of Medicine BVI offers a clear pathway to study in the BVIs for two years and then apply to complete the final two years in the continental U.S. or Puerto Rico.

Years 1 & 2

 

 

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Pre-clinical preperation in Tortola, BVI

 

Years 3 & 4

 

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Apply for clinical rotations in the U.S. or Puerto Rico*
*Students must speak Spanish to be considered for rotations in Puerto Rico

Objectives

Gain Culturally Focused Medical Training

With a diverse curriculum in Tortola, students gain skills to address healthcare needs across cultures, preparring them for patient centered care in multicultural environments.

Prepare for U.S. Licensing Exams

The program's structure aligns with the requirements for U.S. medical licensure, helping students confidently prepare for the USMLE and similar licensing exams.

Apply for Clinical Rotations with Major Health Systems

The program provides oppoerunities to apply to complete core and specialty rotations with majoy healthcare systems, enriching hands-on experience in diverse clinical settings.

Receive Academic Guidance and Mentorship

Through dedicated faculty mentorship and career counseling, students receive the guidance needed for professional growth and career planning in healthcare.

Systems-based Practice

Students must demonstrate an awareness of and responsiveness to the larger context and system of health care and the ability to effectively call on system resources to provide care that is of optimal value.

Develop a Global Healthcare Perspective

Students gain a broad understanding of global health issues, preparing them to contribute to healthcare advancements and address health disparities in communities worldwide.

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Last Updated 9/9/25