With the National Association of Emergency Medical Trainers (NAEMT), AUA’s Emergency Medical Training Center (EMTC) held the Eastern Caribbean’s first-ever Prehospital Trauma Life Support (PHTLS) course. Congratulations to AUA’s EMTC,
Dr. Harithsa Asuri, Dr. Aparna Bhat Class of 2016 Dr. Asuri and Dr. Bhat obtained residencies in the couples match to Saint Joseph Mercy Health System’s Internal Medicine program in Ann
The Intensive Three-Day Workshop Was a Highlight of 2017 Global Health Summit. AUA’s Emergency Medicine Training Centre (EMTC) continues to promote global health around the world by providing intensive training
AUA Recognized in Diverse for Creating Academic and Professional Opportunities in Medicine for the Underrepresented A recent article in Diverse: Issues in Higher Education highlighted American University of Antigua (AUA)
Dr. Sravani Avula and her colleagues evaluated a program aimed at preparing Michigan schools for sudden cardiac arrest. Dr. Sravani Avula Class of 2013 Pediatric Cardiology Fellow LSU Health New
Clinical Students at FIU Were Key Members of a Research Team Investigating Intestinal Lipomatosis. Recently, AUA clinical students Mahboub Noori, Kishan Patel, and William Yuen were part of a team
A Key Partnership Begins Emergency Medical Training Center (EMTC) is Approved by the National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians (NAEMT). AUA’s EMTC is now an official NAEMT Training Center. As
The Breast Friends: Women in Touch Event Included Free Screenings for 182 Women. On Sunday October 14th, AUA, The Lion’s Club of Antigua, and Breast Friends: Women in Touch, hosted
AUA Grad Dr. Dhaval Pau Earned his Board Certification in Internal Medicine. If med schools have rockstars, then one of ours is Dr. Dhaval Pau (AUA Class of 2014, AUACAS
Over the past few years, the medical community has grown concerned about high rates of depression and suicide among students, residents, and physicians. Efforts are underway to address some of
“I was confident going into AUA because of their leadership. It was clear to me from the beginning that the staff and administration from top to bottom were pioneers and leaders in medical education. They showed a great deal of commitment by investing in constructing a brand new state of the art campus while I was there. Although the new campus opened shortly after I left the island, it was encouraging to watch its construction. It let us know that AUA was committed to investing back into its students, and are here to stay for years to come.”
