
Saba University School of Medicine
- Duration
- 4-year MD (typical)
- Clinical
- Saba (Caribbean Netherlands); United States
- Accreditor
- NVAO
Destination
1 school in this registry for Saba (Caribbean Netherlands). Clinical years are often completed outside the country where basic sciences are taught.
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Leading status plus a WFME-recognised accreditor row when present, and Title IV as recorded.
| School | Leading status | WFME-recognised accreditor | Title IV |
|---|---|---|---|
| Saba University School of Medicine | NVAO Positive peer review; formal NVAO renewal pending | NVAO | Yes |
Saba falls under Dutch Caribbean quality assurance via NVAO rather than CAAM-HP/ACCM — confirm the current NVAO besluit on nvao.net.
Saba University School of Medicine is accredited by NVAO (Netherlands-Flemish Accreditation Organisation) — not ACCM. As part of the Caribbean Netherlands, Saba's medical program falls under Dutch quality-assurance routes rather than CAAM-HP. The 2018 NVAO besluit was valid through October 2024; a cluster peer-review panel visited in November 2025 and issued a positive report in January 2026; the formal renewal besluit should be confirmed on nvao.net. Basic sciences are taught on the island of Saba; clinical training is primarily in the United States.
Saba is reached via short hops (often through Sint Maarten). The island is small and steep — housing inventory is limited. Confirm Dutch Caribbean entry rules for study; hurricane risk exists though Saba’s geography differs from low-lying islands.
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No. Each school has its own agency rows on this registry. A country label is not an accreditation decision — open every school profile.
Often not. Many Caribbean MD programs teach basic sciences on-island and complete clinical clerkships in the United States or elsewhere — check each school's clinical notes.
No. Title IV participation is per school (and sometimes per campus). Use the Title IV column above and confirm on studentaid.gov.
