Medical School in Caribbean or Masters in Canada?

MD's in the caribbean may not be transferable, a masters is... but what us the masters in and which uni... I need more info...

I have been told by friends applying to medical school that the Caribbean medical schools have a VERY bad reputation and that it is incredibly difficult to get a residency once you graduate. If you haven't looked into DO schools (osteopathy) you may want to consider that route, in the US/Canada it is basically equivalent but there is some difference with perceived prestige. Ultimately DOs and MDs complete the same residency training, though, so it really shouldn't matter. Also consider dentistry, podiatry, or pharmacy schools.

Keep in mind that in most biological sciences Chemistry/Biochemistry/Biology/etc. you need a Ph.D to do most things. Teaching isn't a completely required part of being a Ph.D, although during your training you will probably teach classes. You'll also need to be dedicated, at least to some extent, to research...because that is all you will be doing for the 4-6 years it takes to complete a Ph.D...and in the years afterward, to obtain tenure/professorships.