The university’s strong affiliations with leading hospitals and clinics in Tbilisi give students extensive exposure to patient care. Rotations in departments such as internal medicine, surgery, pediatrics, and gynecology are designed to strengthen students' diagnostic and communication skills.
To complement clinical rotations, TMA has invested in modern clinical skills labs where students learn essential procedures—such as taking patient histories, measuring vital signs, and performing basic examinations—using simulation mannequins and standardized patients.

A Student-Centered Medical Education at TMA

Petre Shotadze Tbilisi Medical Academy (TMA), established in 1992, is one of Georgia’s leading private medical universities. Founded by the renowned Georgian physician Petre Shotadze, the institution has maintained a strong commitment to student-centered, innovative medical education. Its core mission is to train competent, compassionate, and globally competitive healthcare professionals.