Saint Louis University International School of Medicine

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Saint Louis University
International School of Medicine
Type Private, Roman Catholic
Established1976
Dean John Anthony Domantay
Location
Dr. Jose Rizal Bldg., Saint Louis University Main Campus, A. Bonifacio St., Baguio, Philippines

16°25′05″N120°35′53″E / 16.41793°N 120.59818°E / 16.41793; 120.59818
Colors White and blue   
Website www.slu.edu.ph
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The Saint Louis University-International School of Medicine is one of the nine academic units of Saint Louis University, a private, Roman Catholic, CICM university in the Philippines. It is housed at Dr. Jose Rizal Building inside the SLU Main campus adjacent to its partner hospital, the Saint Louis University-Hospital of the Sacred Heart founded a year after the school's foundation in 1976.

The school is the first and by far the only medical school in the Cordillera region.[ citation needed ]

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