Blue Marble University Medical School
3-Year Online M.D. Degree for Careers in Medical Management, Pharmaceuticals, Regulatory Affairs, Research, and Medical Writing
Editor's Note: From time to time some of our graduates are kind enough to leave us a nice note upon graduation from the Blue Marble University Medical School, still offering a 3-year executive style Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) degree. With no clinical rotations offered or permitted, our graduates are on the same footing as other …
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We serve students in many countries covering 5 continents, and here's why. In a crowded educational landscape, Blue Marble University Medical School offers a distinct value proposition: Specialized Focus: It provides an M.D. degree tailored specifically for the growing demand in non-clinical medical sectors. Online Flexibility: Its fully online format makes advanced medical education accessible …
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Today, we highlight recent comments and review of Blue Marble University Medical School by a Indian graduate living and working in Canada. We felt that this review would be helpful to applicants considering our online M.D. program: "[Dear Dr. Drake] When I first began to search for completion of an MD program, one of the …
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Oklahoma’s Comprehensive Advanced Practice Act and Specialty Certification Requirements Laurence V. Hicks, D.C., N.D., D.O., M.D., Nicholas Grable, D.C., and Jed Adamson, N.D., D.N., C.Ac. [Author Contacts below] Key Words: Oklahoma Chiropractic Practice Act, Oklahoma Revised Code, Non-Diplomate Specialty Certificate and Registration, Injectable Nutrients, Diagnostic Radiological Imaging, Laboratory Testing, Meridian Therapy, Hygienic, Sanitary and Therapeutic …
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Editor’s Note: In this paper, true clinicians Drs. Hicks and Lim, undertake the treatment of a rare case of Crohn’s disease affecting the vulva which they treated successfully with a novel topical application of medication when more pressing medical problems necessitated the interruption of her systemic Crohn’s therapy. As a Medical School, we are always …