Student Obtains Coveted Medical Residency

May 6, 2011 - PRLog -- Nina Kazemi Shojayi, M.D.


Dr. Nina Kazemi Shojayi, daughter of Iraj Shojayi and Mali Mohammady, recently graduated from American University of Antigua College of Medicine.  A graduate of West Potomac High School, Dr. Shojayi earned her Bachelor of Science degree in biology from George Mason University.  Dr. Shojayi will start her residency July 1, 2011 in pediatrics at the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio.

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About American University of Antigua (AUA): The mission of American University of Antigua College of Medicine is to provide a superior medical education to students committed to the highest standard of learning and achievement.
At the core of AUA’s mission is to graduate skilled, ethical, and caring physicians who will become life-long learners with the ability to conduct and evaluate medical research.  AUA College of Medicine graduated physicians will have acquired the necessary skills and knowledge needed to address the increasing challenges healthcare is faced with globally and specifically in the United States.  American University of Antigua is dedicated to breaking down the barriers that prevent underrepresented, minority students from obtaining a medical education in the United States and subsequent licensure.

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About American University of Antigua (AUA): AUA was founded in 2004 with the mission of addressing the growing physician shortage in the United States. This paradigm is based on top U.S. medical school programs and,with AUA’s new campus, provides a learning experience unequalled in the Caribbean.