The curriculum integrates basic medical sciences, clinical medicine, public health, and community-based education with a strong emphasis on addressing regional health priorities such as infectious diseases, maternal and child health, nutrition, and disaster medicine. Students receive clinical training through government hospitals and affiliated healthcare institutions that provide exposure to a wide variety of medical conditions. Community immersion programs allow students to work directly with rural populations, promoting preventive healthcare and health education. The college also supports faculty and student research addressing local healthcare challenges while encouraging collaboration with government agencies and healthcare organizations to improve health outcomes across the Bicol Region.