If you’re an IMG who studied medicine in English and passed all #USMLE steps, you should NOT be required to sit for an English language exam.
Enough with the ripoff and making money out of the poor students.
Enough with the ripoff and making money out of the poor students.
If you’re an IMG (or US graduate) who passed all #USMLE steps and interested in primary care in rural areas (where there is DIRE need for primary care physicians), you should be offered contracts with competitive salaries.
If you’re an IMG (but a US citizen) who passed all #USMLE steps and interested in primary care, you should be offered a chance to do your residency training in the Indian Health System or Bureau of Prisons.
If you went to medical school in Puerto Rico you should NOT be referred to as “international” medical graduate and you should NOT be required to go through a visa sponsorship process.
Puerto Rico has, is, and will always be a part of the United States of America.
cc @AOC
Puerto Rico has, is, and will always be a part of the United States of America.
cc @AOC
If you’re an IMG who passed all #USMLE steps, you should be given PRIORITY in programs where there is a large population of residents who come from your country and speak your native language.
If you’re an IMG interested in doing you’re residency training in the United States, you should NOT pay a dime more than US medical graduates when applying for #USMLE and ERAS.
The LOVELY people running the systems should stop bullying students.
The LOVELY people running the systems should stop bullying students.
If you’re an IMG who passed all #USMLE steps and interested in what we call “competitive” residencies like neurosurgery, cardiothoracic surgery, orthopedics, radiology, ophthalmology and dermatology, you should have an EQUAL fighting chance like US medical graduates.
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