Clinical Experience

GMU maintains a COMMITTMENT of improving the quality of healthcare for our community through student and faculty participation and developing highly skilled graduates.

The clinical clerkship level of the curriculum is devoted towards gaining clinical experience by our medical and nursing students.

In the last two years of our medical program, students undergo integrated clinical learning experience with Core and Elective clerkships in different disciplines, learning common disorder representatives of those seen in clinical practice

GMU has ONSIGHT CLINICAL TRAINING available for its students by affiliation with several local hospitals including Georgetown Public Hospital, a 600 bed teaching facility managing about 10,000 inpatients and approximately 100,000 outpatients per month.

Students are not only trained via simulation and observation but in final year are encouraged and facilitated to gain additional Hands-On Clinical Experience to highly motivated students to acquire the skills necessary to become practice-ready medical and nursing professional.

For a Maximum & Diverse Clinical Exposure to our students we continuously improve our Clinical Program through developing new partnerships and affiliations developed locally as well as internationally.

Qualified medical and nursing students have also the option of completing their clinical training in United States, United Kingdom and at other locations

In the same direction, GMU has developed articulation agreements with an extensive network of ACGME affiliated clinical facilities in United States where our qualified medical and nursing students can complete their core and elective clinical rotations.

Our clinical faculty is composed of experienced and highly skilled clinical educators who are committed to teach and give our students with opportunities to care for patients under their supervision.