Today is World Mental Health Day. Mental illness can affect anyone and as physicians and medical students, we are not immune.
Many physicians dream of coming home after medical school to serve the communities where they grew up. These are just a few AUC grads who are putting that dream into practice.
More than a decade after they first met at AUC, Raj and Crystal Wadyal, MD '09 now live with their family in South Barrington, IL, practicing psychiatry and obstetrics/gynecology respectively.
Sports neurologist Kate Essad, MD ’12 has been a mentor to student Patricia Henegan ever since they met at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, where Dr. Essad was completing her residency and Patricia was conducting research on amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).
A quick roundup of alumni career moves, awards, and other professional milestones over the past few weeks.
A student's perspective on hearing from alum Shilp Vaghela, MD '15, PGY-4 radiologist at Cooper University Health Care in New Jersey.
Going to the hospital can be a stressful experience for anyone. But for the 8 percent of the U.S. population with limited English proficiency, a hospital visit presents a whole new set of risks—all stemming from the myriad of opportunities for critical medical information to be lost in translation.
American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine (AUC) has named MaKenzie Tremp the inaugural recipient of the university’s Alumni Heritage Scholarship. Ms. Tremp, a native of Traverse City, Michigan, is a member of AUC’s incoming class in May.
While managing the operations of Stamford's hospitalist department and leading its growth, Dr. Maher Madhoun (MD '03) takes pride in continually finding new ways to do things better.
Anesthesiologist and pain management physician P. Joseph Valigorsky II, MD ‘87 has been named as a member of the Pennsylvania State Board of Medicine.