How to work as a Doctor in the US without doing residency in the US? || How to do a US fellowship
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Pathways to working as a doctor in the US without US residency.
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@Alphaprime81 · 2024-10 · in “HONEST ADVICE PLEASE !!!! ”
Aside from the advice of connections and research output, this might help ▶ link
View on r/IMGreddit@Antique-Excuse · 2023-07 · in “Best advice on what to do?”
Why not try the fellowship route later? You have your specialty and fellow from another country. You passed the boards already. If they're still valid, try to apply for fellowships in the US. Maybe then you can work here without going through residency again. It's hard but not impossible. ▶ link
View on r/IMGreddit@Alphaprime81 · 2023-05 · in “STOP PUTTING “CHANCES OF MATCH” POST. NOBODY CAN PREDICT SHIT. PLEASE LISTEN.”
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View on r/IMGreddit@Alphaprime81 · 2023-01 · in “As an IMG, can I get accepted into a Cardiology fellowship program in the U.S. after completing Internal Medicine residency outside the U.S.?”
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View on r/IMGreddit@Alphaprime81 · 2022-12 · in “Is it dumb to consider applying for USMLE or even residency in the US at my age?”
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View on r/IMGreddit@MAAZCALI · 2022-12 · in “Fellowship as an US-IMG”
You typically can't apply to ACGME-fellowships because they usually require residency from a ACGME accredited school. You could however apply to non-ACGME fellowships. This guy gives an excellent breakdown. ​ ▶ link
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