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INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL GRADUATES

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2004
William G, Plested   +3 more
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Mentoring International Medical Graduates

2010
The number of IMGs in US surgery continues to increase. IMG applicants should be evaluated as to their overall qualifications rather than solely as an IMG. IMG mentoring must be implemented early, preferably by designated IMG faculty and resident mentors. To optimally mentor IMGs it is necessary to understand their unique challenges upon entering a new
John Rombeau   +2 more
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International Medical Graduates in America

Southern Medical Journal, 2009
Muruga, Loganathan   +3 more
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International medical graduates

Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine
lava Y. Patel, Carl Paulino
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International medical graduates and PAs

JAAPA
ABSTRACT During the 1980s and 1990s, international medical graduates (IMGs) sought legal and educational measures aimed at obtaining licensure as physician associates/assistants (PAs). Proponents of IMGs asserted that their ethnic backgrounds and identification with their respective communities could increase access to care for some segments ...
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Career intentions of U.S. medical graduates and international medical graduates.

Journal of the National Medical Association, 2007
This study reports on career intentions of U.S medical graduate (USMG) and international medical graduate (IMG) residents who completed residency training from 2000 to 2003 in California.A retrospective study of 3178 responses to the Survey of Residents Completing Training in California.USMGs were 86% and 14% were IMGs.
Dotun, Ogunyemi, Ron, Edelstein
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International Medical Graduates in Radiology Residencies: Demographics, Performance, and Visa Issues

Academic Radiology, 2023
Parisa Khoshpouri   +2 more
exaly  

Succeeding as an international medical graduate

Abstract Chapter 7, ‘Succeeding as an international medical graduate’, considers the particular experience of being an international medical graduate (IMG) preparing for a career in medicine in the UK. The chapter discusses the importance of IMGs to UK healthcare. The authors’ staged career-planning model is discussed with suggestions
Caroline Elton, Naomi Elton
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International Medical Graduates

Journal of the American College of Surgeons, 2007
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