UM Medical Students Hone Surgical Skills with Standardized Patients

Aspiring physicians at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine are sharpening essential surgical techniques, including suturing, in preparation for upcoming clinical rotations. Students practiced these vital skills in a controlled setting, working with standardized patients to simulate real-world scenarios.

This hands-on training builds the confidence and proficiency needed for patient care. By engaging with standardized patients, medical students gain valuable experience in a safe environment before entering clinical practice.