<h1>Caribbean Medical School Tackles Global Physician Shortage with Affordable, Accessible Training Programs</h1> A global shortage of physicians is reaching critical levels, with projections indicating a deficit of up to 10 million healthcare workers worldwide by 2030, disproportionately affecting developing countries. The United States and Canada face significant physician shortfalls, impacting access to care, particularly in rural and underserved areas. In response, a Caribbean medical school is addressing this gap by offering affordable, accessible medical education aimed at producing skilled physicians prepared to serve high-need regions globally. The institution emphasizes reducing financial barriers through transparent tuition, scholarships, and flexible payment plans. Its graduates have successfully matched into competitive residency programs and are contributing to healthcare systems in various countries. The school focuses on training physicians who are not only clinically competent but also compassionate and community-oriented, aiming to alleviate the global healthcare workforce crisis.