RUSM’s Black Female Doctors empowers future Black women physicians with sister-to-sister mentorship

Ross University School of Medicine (RUSM) medical science students recently volunteered at a homeless shelter in Bridgetown, Barbados where they met with more than 50 people experiencing homelessness.

The study explored state-of-the-art surgical solutions

Approximately 125 Ross University School of Medicine (RUSM) medical sciences students volunteered to aid and care for those receiving the COVID-19 vaccine in the Barbados community

Her work promotes standards for improved patient care

Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month at RUSM

Already a life-saving hero, humble Ross University School of Medicine (RUSM) third-year student Benjamin Taylor re

Second-Semester student Behafarin Arbasi grateful to return to Barbados for in-person learning

Self-Care / Wellness

At 9 years old, RUSM fourth-year student Ashia Hackett knew she’d be a neurosurgeon. That was the age she began the challenging journey of supporting her sister, Mariah Hackett, through four different brain surgeries over six years, complicated procedures that required her family to uproot residences and comfort her for months-long stays.