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Hello all....I'm looking for info/advice on the Caribbean Med School option. I'm currently a chiropractic student, will be graduating in Dec. '06 I am not attending one of the "subluxation-based" quackary mills, however I am still aware of the stigma that will be attached to my DC degree. When I was young and naive I thought a Dr is a Dr is a Dr; obviously reality has finally set in. I'm planning on taking the MCAT's in Jan and will repeat in April if necessary. I do have a BS (undergrad GPA 3.3), DC GPA will be around 3.6. I have completed a 16-week musculoskeletal preceptorship through a hospital and am currently completing a 16-week internship in a pain management clinic. I offer this information only to show that my training/philosopy is based on integrated care and manual medicine and not "traditional chiropractic."
I do love manual medicine, I'm just a little nervice about the future of chiropractic. My interest would be to place in a decent PM&R residency after Med School. What are the chances of a Caribbean School providing this opportunity? Does anyone know how my chiropractic training will be viewed both stateside and internationally?
Thank you for your help...
I do love manual medicine, I'm just a little nervice about the future of chiropractic. My interest would be to place in a decent PM&R residency after Med School. What are the chances of a Caribbean School providing this opportunity? Does anyone know how my chiropractic training will be viewed both stateside and internationally?
Thank you for your help...