PanAmerican Univeristy - Nevis
We give thanks to technology that allows the world of
indigenous and traditional medicines to reach out
globally, providing the world with the most affordable
and practical medicine and education.
Further, in 21st century monastic tradition, we
advance scientific understanding of traditional and
energetic methods of care and cure of the ills of
mankind. The energetic traditions of ancient and humoral
medicines, both east and west, are now understandable
through the prism of quantum physics. We are the world's
only school having synthesized all ancient and more
forms of medicine into a unified school bound by quantum
physics, modern biology and physiology, therapeutic
universalism, and pharmacognosy.
Diploma & Degree Programs
We offer two basic venues of online education:
1. Diploma Programs. These courses are completed entirely online. Courses are successfully completed within the specified course outline required for graduation, upon finishing all courses within the Course Block, candidate is issued a final Diploma from the Registrar's office. Preliminary Online Application
2. Degree Programs: Online courses are completed within
the specified course outline required for graduation
while tasks and time completions are monitored and
supplemented by regional PanAm graduates - 'mentors'.
Our Mission is to inspire and equip low-income students
to become health care professionals through vocation
(their call to God), academic enrichment, leadership
development, civic engagement and mentoring programs.
DMM
Orientation Class Oct. 2024-25 (video)
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Commissions
The Great Commission is the instruction of the resurrected Jesus Christ to his disciples to spread his teachings to all the nations of the world. The most famous version of the Great Commission is in Matthew 28:16–20, where on a mountain in Galilee Jesus calls on his followers to service all nations. It has become a tenet in Christianity emphasizing ministry, missionary work, evangelism, and baptism. The apostles dispersed from Jerusalem and founded the apostolic sees throughout the world.
Throughout the middle ages, the learned profession of medicine was better suited to the monasteries. Medicine and religion were naturally and closely entwined as healing had long been associated with spirituality, while the events of birth, illness and death involved both medics and clerics. The Church was considered the one institution whose influence was extensive and potent enough to be effective in commissioning (licensing) the members of the medical profession and regulation was in the hands of the bishops.
Monastic medicine was the progenitor of natural medicine (hydrotherapy), resulting from the tragic dissolution of the monasteries. This lead to the suppression of religious hospitals; which had constituted in England a distinct class of institutions endowed for the purpose of caring for the infimred and elderly. As a result, Nature cure movements started to flourish in Europe and spread to the americas. A Bavarian priest, Sebasian Kneipp, was one of the forefathers of the naturopathic movement. Many other clerics, like John Wesley, founder of electrotherapy and Methodism, also flourished and spread to the americas.
Based on these long traditions, the Sacred Medical Order commissions its graduates who take vows and join the Order [SMOKH]. Joining is not mandatory, but provides graduates of faith a venue for natural medicine practice in many places of the world.
About Us
We are the world's leading website on traditional,
indigenous, and integrative medical diploma and degree
educational programs. We subscribe to the Universal
Declaration of Human & Indigenous Rights; the
Declaration of Alma-Ata (Primary Health Care for all
(PHC), September 1978); the urgent need to protect and
promote the health of all people; the provisions laid down
by the Geneva Convention
(1929) governing the position of Aid Societies in the
field which are applicable to the national organizations
of the St. John Orders, the same applying to the Grand
Priory of St. John of Jerusalem in England, the Orders of
St. John (Johanniter) and of St. George in Germany, and
similar nursing Orders in all countries including the Priory of St. John of St. Christopher/Nevis -
the Amelioration of the Condition of the Wounded and Sick
in the Field of the Red Cross 
and Cross of St. John 
badges and banners being treated
equal; the Christian Medical Commission case
for primary health care; the Declaration
of Geneva of the World Medical Assembly
binding the physician with the words, "The health of my
patient will be my first consideration," and the
International Code of Medical Ethics declares that, "A
physician shall act only in the patient's interest when
providing medical care, which might have the effect of
weakening the physical and mental condition of the
patient;" and the universal Hippocratic Oath.
All of these provisions translate into universal acceptance of the world's indigenous and traditional medicines including monastic medicine of Christendom which transformed into 'nature cure' in Europe and the Americas. The Church retains its right to commission (license) its practitioners (clergy) under sphere soveriegnty without interference from secular regulatory agencies in democratic countries. Graduates of the PanAmerican School are eligible to join the Sacred Medical Order.
Students can audit, study for academic diplomas, or engage in Degree Programs. The above link starts the process.