IMG Resources and Help ! You Can Do It Matching and becoming a licensed physician in the US is the goal of many medical students and physicians trained outside the US. While it may not seem easy, the process is fairly straightforward. Set goals on accomplishing each of these steps and you will be able […]
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IMG Strategies for the Experienced Physician – Already an MD
Strategies for the Experienced IMG I’m Already a Doctor! Some IMGs decide at a more mature age that they are going to move to the US and hope to practice in their specialty. These IMGs have a few advantages and disadvantages that they can try to emphasize or de-emphasize on their applications and essays. If […]
IMG Residency Interview Tips
Talk to me It’s time for interviews! Interview season each year generally runs from November thru February of the year the applicant is applying for the match. Try to schedule your interviews in a particular geographic region all at the same time, so you can minimize travel and expenses. If you are still waiting to […]
IMG Advice for Writing Personal Statements for Residency
Getting Personal – How To Write A Personal Statement for Residency Your personal statement will let residency committee members and program directors know your reasons and qualifications for pursuing a specialty. This is your chance to explain how you came to love pediatrics or surgery, and why you can’t live without it. You also want […]
IMG Letters of Recommendation for Residency Match Application, Deans Letters IMG
What’s in a Letter? A letter of recommendation is a key piece of information for any NRMP Match applicant, but especially important for the IMG. Letters of recommendation for US applicants often are partly just to make sure that a candidate that looks “good on paper” isn’t crazy, or doesn’t have any hidden flaws that […]
IMG Letters of Recommendation for Residency Match Application, Deans Letters IMG
What’s in a Letter? A letter of recommendation is a key piece of information for any NRMP Match applicant, but especially important for the IMG. Letters of recommendation for US applicants often are partly just to make sure that a candidate that looks “good on paper” isn’t crazy, or doesn’t have any hidden flaws that […]