The process for an internationally trained medical student or graduate is clearing all of the hurdles. Placement into a U.S. residency training program is very ominous and daunting. Do I take a board review course? What specialties should I apply to? What programs are “IMG friendly”? What is ERAS? How do I become ECFMG qualified? These are but a few of all the questions that must be addressed for one to have a legitimate chance of residency placement.
The Solution
Texila American University has created the ultimate seminar for the proper preparation of the international medical student/graduate for successfully entering into a U.S. residency program. While we cannot guarantee acceptance into residency, this seminar is a must for all international medical students or graduates, who have hopes of getting into residency.
Topics Covered
- US Medical Education History
- The Residency system
- The Residency specialties
- The ECFMG certification process
- LCME AND US MEDICAL SCHOOLS
- ACGME
- RRC
- NBME
- State Medical Boards
- State requirements
- ERAS
- Match day
- NRMP data processing
- The scramble
- IMG friendly programs
- So called “help sites”
- Board review
- Visa issues
- CV/personal statement
- The interview
- Applying to programs
- Residency Directors
- Clinical in the US vs. other countries
- Alternative Careers
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