WHY I WEAR THE WHITE COAT

Historically, the white coat has served as a symbol of physicians for over 100 years, with patients seeing the white coat as a symbol for compassion, caring and hope. These symbols of hope can be found among our students and alumni that have chosen the medical profession as their calling.

Ross University School of Medicine not only prepares students by providing them both medical and clinical tools necessary to become successful doctors. But also, and equally as important, we help students develop soft skills and bedside manner to build trust that they must earn from their patients.