Fametro stands out for its applied teaching and preparation for competitions in the Medicine course

University education

Fametro seeks to provide practical experiences through internships, simulations and activities in different areas of Medicine

Manaus (AM) — The Medicine course plays a vital role in the training of health professionals, combining theory and practice to prepare students effectively. Fametro, recognizing the importance of this integration, seeks to provide practical experiences through internships, simulations and activities in different areas of Medicine.

The Medicine Course Internship Coordinator, Dr Monica Hosannah, highlights the active methodology as a key to centering learning on the student, encouraging the practical application of the knowledge acquired.

The focus on preparing for public competitions is evident, with Fametro investing in resources and partnerships to offer students access to advanced tools and specific preparation for competitions in the health sector.

The results are not just theoretical; the institution celebrates the success of its students in medical residency competitions, with emphasis on two students, Evelyn Mello and Jorge da Silva, who won second place in neurology and intensive medicine, respectively.

Compared to other institutions, Fametro’s Medicine course stands out for its practical approach and modern structure, including equipped laboratories, realistic simulation centers and partnerships with hospitals.

In conclusion, Fametro’s applied teaching and specific preparation for competitions not only highlight the Medicine course, but also shape capable health professionals, ready for the challenges of clinical practice.

*With information from consultancy

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