White Coat Ceremony – Class of 2028
The new students of the class of 2028 at the RCM UPR School of Medicine debut the white coats that symbolize the beginning of their career in Medicine and their commitment to the health of patients.
As a prelude to the celebration in August 2025 of the 75th Anniversary of the School of Medicine, we begin preparations for such an important date on Wednesday, August 21, 2024. On the occasion of this great celebration, we have taken on the task of conducting a series of interviews with the faculty of our School. For the next few weeks, we will premiere every Wednesday, at 8:00 A.M. These interviews in which we will learn about their experiences as professors dedicated to teaching our students. In addition, we have testimonies from some of our successful graduates who will tell us about their professional experiences. We invite you to subscribe and visit our YouTube channel, where you can see the podcasts of these interviews. Share our podcasts on your social networks, help us spread the legacy of our School of Medicine.
Dr. Vilma McCarthy – Psychiatry
Dr. Nydia Bonet – Pediatrics
Dr. Juan A. González – Emergency Medicine
Dr. Maria J. Crespoo – Phisiology
Dr. Richard De Andino – Family Medicine
Dr. Walter Frontera – Physical Medicine, Rehabilitation & Sports Health
The new students of the class of 2028 at the RCM UPR School of Medicine debut the white coats that symbolize the beginning of their career in Medicine and their commitment to the health of patients.
Starting today, the School of Medicine will be celebrating its seventy-five years. The School of Medicine has been an important bulwark in the health of our country, and it is important that our legacy continues to live on through the years.
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