DM Ophthalmology

The University of the West Indies, Mona – Faculty of Medical Sciences (University Hospital of the West Indies)

OphthalmologySpecialist training programme
Destination
JAM
Kingston, Kingston and St Andrew, Jamaica

Overview

Doctor of Medicine programme in three parts over a minimum of six years (basic sciences, optics and refraction, then three years of clinical and surgical ophthalmology including one year at an approved institution outside the Caribbean), with a mandatory clinical research project and casebook.

The programme

Training type
Specialist training programme
Duration
Minimum 6 years (6–9 year programme)
Start
January or July
Positions
Not stated on official page
Accreditation
Doctor of Medicine (DM) degree of The University of the West Indies
Department
Not stated on official page

Eligibility and visa

Eligibility
Graduate in medicine of a university or medical school recognised by UWI, registrable in the territory where training takes place, having completed internship (and Senior House Officer posts where required); candidate must hold a recognised post in an accredited hospital
International applicants
Not stated on official page
Visa support
Not stated on official page
Licence requirement
Registration with the relevant Caribbean medical council (Medical Council of Jamaica for training in Jamaica)

How to apply

Deadline
Not stated on official page
Application method
Written application to UWI Mona with transcript, two current medical references, CV and supporting documents; interview may be required (apply via https://www.mona.uwi.edu/apply)

Funding

Funding
Not stated on official page

Official sources

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