Dr Jamario Skeete has been named the Queen Elizabeth’s Hospital’s (QEH) Intern Of The Year 2012-2013.
The young doctor was bestowed with the honour during an award presentation at the hospital yesterday. He said he was grateful for the opportunity not only to train “free of cost” at the QEH, but also to be able to give back to patients and “our country as a whole”.
Skeete is one of a group of four friends who excelled during their internships.
Doctors Addison St John, Ciel Harris and Dana Forde, most of whom knew each other from childhood, received three of the four awards for Most Outstanding Interns. Dr Kymberly Jones, who is out of the island, also received one of the awards.
Here, Skeete (second left) celebrating with outstanding interns (from left) Harris, Forde and St John.
Young doc takes top award
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