Dr. Brittany Guidos
Head & Professor, Dept. of Community Medicine
Population health, family adoption and community postings from the first professional year.
International medical educators who teach the Indian-curriculum MBBS program in English.
Classes are led by experienced, supportive medical educators from India, the USA, Cuba and Timor-Leste. Named academic heads guide Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry and Community Medicine — with dedicated lab technicians supporting practical sessions.
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Faculty names and roles published on UCT's official MBBS program page.
Head & Professor, Dept. of Community Medicine
Population health, family adoption and community postings from the first professional year.
Head & Professor, Director (Academics), Dept. of Biochemistry
Academic leadership across the pre-clinical years, with biochemistry at the core of early lab training.
Head & Professor, Deputy Director (Academics), Dept. of Anatomy
Hands-on anatomy teaching supported by dissection, models and early clinical correlation.
Head & Professor, Dept. of Physiology
Physiology instruction that connects classroom theory with laboratory and clinical observation.
Experienced medical educators who teach the Indian-curriculum MBBS structure in English.
International faculty bringing global clinical perspectives into classroom and mentoring.
Medical educators contributing to UCT's international teaching community.
Local faculty who connect students with the health system they will serve in Díli.
Department coverage follows the official MBBS professional phases — from pre-clinical sciences to clinical postings.
Dissection support, models and early clinical correlation from Phase 1.
Systems-based teaching with laboratory work throughout the first professional year.
Foundational laboratory science under dedicated academic leadership.
Family Adoption Program, field visits and public-health postings from Year 1.
Specimen and slide analysis in the second professional year.
Therapeutics teaching aligned with the Indian MBBS structure.
Clinical postings in general medicine, dermatology, psychiatry and respiratory medicine.
Hospital-based training in surgery, orthopedics, ENT and ophthalmology.
Child-health postings through the third professional years.
Clinical rotations in women's health during the later professional phases.
Forensic medicine and toxicology in Third Professional — Part I.
Attitude, ethics and communication taught as a thread across every phase.
Talk to admissions about the current intake, documents and how teaching is structured across the 5.5-year program.