Dr. Merle Clarke will serve an unprecedented third consecutive term at the helm of the Saint Lucia Medical and Dental Association.
The Nephrologist by profession who recently received the prestigious” Pioneer Award for the North American and Caribbean Region” from the International Society of Nephrology, was re-elected at the Association’s 38th Annual General Body Meeting this past Saturday April 22, 2023.
She will lead a dynamic group of predominantly young female physicians and dentists.
The Saint Lucia Medical and Dental Association’s Executive 2023 – 2025
| Dr. Merle Clarke |
President |
| Dr. Dianne Ferdinand-Walcott |
Vice President |
| Dr. Samantha Mathurin |
Secretary |
| Dr. Christopher Beaubrun |
Treasurer |
| Dr. Christi Gerald |
Assistant Secretary |
| Dr. Edry Joseph |
General Practitioners’ Representative |
| Dr. Delphina Venor |
Public Relations Officer |
| Dr. Sharma James |
Specialists’ Representative |
| Dr. Giffa Giffard |
Dentists’ Representative |
| Dr. Jamie Medard |
Junior Doctors’ Representative |
The SLMDA was established in 1985 and is the Island’s only professional body with the overarching mandate of guaranteeing the welfare of physicians and dentists and by extension the citizens of Saint Lucia.
SOURCE: Saint Lucia Medical and Dental Association
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