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He started working early in life, taking part-time jobs during med school breaks, and his family helped as well. He also stayed with family members for housing, so it was a combination of various things.

@@thebilingualmd I heard imgs don't have permission to work part time jobs in usa isn't that true??

@@Orangestatus123 It depends on your immigration status. IMGs who are Green Card holders, citizens, etc., are allowed to work in the U.S.

Thank you so much for watching! I'm really glad you found the tips helpful. Best of luck applying them to your USMLE prep and work balance. I'm sure you'll do great!

When choosing a master’s program, it’s crucial to consider factors such as the relevance of the curriculum to your career goals, the program's location and associated living costs, and the overall cost including tuition and financial aid options. Additionally, evaluate the faculty’s expertise and reputation, the program’s placement rates and career services, and opportunities for research and internships. Consider the class size, the program's format and length, and the strength of the alumni network. Ensure that the program’s culture and fit align with your personal and professional values.

Some programs require the GRE as part of their admissions process, while others do not. Many programs have moved toward a more holistic review process, but For highly competitive or research-focused programs, a strong GRE score might still be an important factor, helping to differentiate applicants with similar qualifications.

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Fulbright Program, AAUW International Fellowships, and The Rotary Foundation Global Grant Scholarships. Many universities offer their own scholarships or assistantships for graduate students. Check the specific university's website or contact the graduate admissions office for information on available scholarships, fellowships, and assistantships.

A medical student or graduate from a school outside the US and Canada can take the USMLE exams if their school is listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools as fulfilling ECFMG eligibility requirements and meets other ECFMG criteria. If your school is not listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools, you are not eligible to take the USMLE exams.

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@@barahyaya4507 Florida, Arizona, Tennessee, Washington, coming soon Virginia, NY, etc have alternative pathways for IMGs.

Hello, there hasn't been an official decision regarding pass or fail. It's just recommendations and proposals, so there isn't a date or official decision yet.

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Yes, but they don't count. 🙏🙏

Yes, but they don't count 🙏🙏

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It will depend on many factors such as years of experience, location, extra certificates, etc. But you can make in the six-figure range (100K and something yearly/ or more).

It will depend on many factors such as years of experience, location, extra certificates, etc. But you can make in the six-figure range (100K and something yearly/ or more).

You have some similarity under supervision. It is mid-level work.

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you for your support.

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Unfortunately, there is no WhatsApp group available, but you can drop your questions here in the comment section or send them via direct message on Instagram. My username is @thebilingualmd.

Hello, the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) offers electives, but they are not free. Besides that, I don't know of any other places in Alabama. However, you can apply these tips for finding opportunities: 1. Reach out to local hospitals or clinics in your area and inquire about volunteer or internship opportunities. Sometimes, these institutions offer elective positions to students free of charge in exchange for their time and assistance. 2. Explore online platforms and databases that specialize in medical electives and externships. Websites like AMO (American Medical Opportunities) or GME (Global Medical Education) often list elective opportunities, including some that may be free or low-cost. 3. Network with medical professionals, alumni, or faculty members from your medical school. They may have connections or insights into elective opportunities that are not widely advertised. 4. Consider reaching out to community health centers, public health departments, or non-profit organizations that focus on healthcare. They may offer elective positions aimed at medical students interested in serving underserved populations, and these opportunities may be more affordable or even free of charge." I hope this helps!

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It should be in English or in your native language, but you have to translate it into English. It's important to include specific details about your skills, qualifications, and performance in your role. Also, mention how long you were in that position.

@@thebilingualmd thank you for the information. when I’m doing the pre registration is it in the recommendation letter that I need to put it or the workbook ?

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Yes, international medical graduates (IMGs) without medical residency in the US can apply for the ACN license in Florida. However, you typically need to meet specific eligibility criteria set by the Florida Department of Health, which may include completing your medical education and training, obtaining certification from the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG), and fulfilling any additional requirements related to practicing medicine in underserved areas or critical need specialties. It's essential to review the specific requirements outlined by the Florida Department of Health for accurate guidance on eligibility and application procedures.

1. Online Job Boards: Websites like Indeed, Glassdoor, Monster, and ZipRecruiter often list job openings for Surgical Medical Assistants. You can search for positions by location, experience level, and specific requirements. 2. Hospital and Clinic Websites: Many hospitals, surgical centers, and medical clinics post job openings directly on their websites. Check the career sections of healthcare facilities in your area for job listings. 3. Professional Networking: Networking with other medical professionals, attending industry events, and joining professional associations related to surgical medicine can help you discover job opportunities through word of mouth. 4. Social Media: Follow relevant healthcare groups, pages, and influencers on social media platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter. Sometimes, job postings are shared within these communities.

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Passing the test is a challenging and frustrating experience. I believe that it's not just about studying, but also about having God's grace to succeed

It's true.

I studied with my cousin, but she spent more time on her phone than studying. Despite this, she passed the Step 1 test while I failed. When I asked her how she did it, I found out that she received help from Mr Richard.

Frustration can be a positive sign. It indicates that the solution to your problem is close, but your current approach isn't working. You need to change your approach to achieve your goal.

You will pass. Everyone has their own season. Just keep going, pray, and believe that you will receive your breakthrough. 🙏

Hello, check 👇 these links below: www.mdc.edu/physicianassistant/accreditation.aspx pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36815853/#:~:text=Four%20PAs%20from%20North%20America,small%20number%20in%20primary%20care health.utahtech.edu/physician-assistant/ medicine.utah.edu/dfpm/physician-assistant-studies/program

@@thebilingualmd thnks but only mdc accepts img . Pubmed link has nothing to do with america

​@@haitianluv10do you know how to apply as IMG

@@psychiatrist123 im not sure most of the schools want u to retake preliminary courses

Not, you must completed an approved residency of at least 2 years in one specialty area . For more info: flboardofmedicine.gov/licensing/medical-doctor-unrestricted/

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Yes, US-IMGs

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Yes! USMLE exams are part of their requiments.

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Hello, all ECFMG services are temporarily unavailable until January 16th as they are launching a new platform. I highly recommend that you contact them and check what happened with your application after January 16th.

Are you referring to the fact that your school is not listed in wdoms website, or not accredited by wfme? In 2024 you can still be accredited if its latter. However, if its the first one, then it would be quite difficult. Actually I know a person who managed to get his school accredited even after he graduated from med school and unfortunately he was ready to give step 1 at that time then realized his school was not accredited , he has to wait more then 1 year to have his school complete accreditation and then give usmle step 1. One other option is to transfer to another school that is accredited. I am sorry, it is a difficult situation.

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If you are US IMGs, refugees and more type of imgs, you can apply. Non us img may ask if they have other type of options. The creator of this video attached the link of the official website. You might ask them directly.