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International Medical Graduates are Comparable to American Medical Graduates as General Surgery Interns

Journal of Surgical Research, 2021
International medical graduates (IMGs) are often relegated to preliminary positions in general surgery (GS) owing to uncertainties about the candidate's performance in the American healthcare setting. We aimed to determine the comparative performance of IMGs and American medical graduates (AMGs) at baseline and assess these trends over the course of ...
Aashish Rajesh, Malke Asaad, Yazan N. AlJamal, Rafael U. Azevedo, John M. Stulak, Stephanie F. Heller, Mariela Rivera, David R. Farley   +7 more
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Predictors of Academic Neurosurgical Career Trajectory among International Medical Graduates Training Within the United States.

Neurosurgery, 2021
BACKGROUND Within the literature, there has been limited research tracking the career trajectories of international medical graduates (IMGs) following residency training.
Adham M. Khalafallah, Adrian E. Jimenez, Samantha Camp, M. Horowitz, Ian Chiu, David Ryu, Natasha Charewycz, Lauren Vera, Myan Bhoopalam, James Feghali, Mayur Sharma, D. Lubelski, A. Cohen, R. Tamargo, T. Witham, Judy Huang, H. Brem, Debraj Mukherjee   +17 more
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International Medical Graduates and the Physician Workforce.

Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA)
Importance Physician shortages and the geographic maldistribution of general and specialist physicians impair health care delivery and worsen health inequity in the US.
O. McElvaney, Graham T McMahon
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International medical graduates in transition

The Clinical Teacher, 2013
Summary Background:  Medical migration is now more frequent, and raises complex issues concerning the standards of practice and transitions required for doctors. The challenges faced by international medical graduates have been acknowledged through the proliferation of orientation programmes ...
Harris, A., Delany, C.
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Challenges and expectations of international medical graduates moving to the UK: An online survey

Scottish Medical Journal
Introduction International medical graduates (IMGs) account for 41% of the UK doctor's workforce but often work in isolated roles, receive minimal constructive feedback regarding their work and offered limited opportunities for career progression.
J. Lane, Nitin Shrotri, B. Somani
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The International Medical Graduate Pipeline

Health Affairs, 2003
This paper presents information from the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG) on the certification and practice of international medical graduates (IMGs). IMGs constitute 25 percent of the U.S. physician workforce, and there is a vigorous pipeline of highly qualified candidates seeking graduate training in the United States ...
James A, Hallock, Stephen S, Seeling, John J, Norcini   +2 more
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Work opportunity for International Medical Graduates

Journal For International Medical Graduates, 2022
Pursuing residency beyond a certain period would behard for International medical graduates due toinevitable financial restraints. Hence, InternationalMedical Graduates seek work opportunities. which couldhelp them earn money and gain clinical experience atthe same time.
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Medical Ethics and International Medical Graduates

2021
Thousands of international medical graduates (IMGs) each year attempt to get into the US healthcare system by applying for US clinical residency. A huge number of these students do not match. Those who do may struggle with cultural, language, system, and ethical issues.
Hassaan Tohid, Steven R. Daugherty
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Licensure and International Medical Graduates

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1991
Since 1988, at least 12 bills directed toward prohibiting discrimination against graduates of foreign medical schools have been introduced in Congress. Earlier bills were primarily concerned with the endorsement of licenses to practice medicine. More recent bills have dealt with discrimination in residency appointment and in employment. The legislative
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International Medical Graduates in Nephrology: A Guide for Trainees and Programs.

Advances in Chronic Kidney Disease, 2020
A significant portion of the nephrology workforce has traditionally consisted of non-United States (US) citizen international medical graduates and international research trainees.
Javier A. Neyra, M. Tio, S. Ferrè
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