IMGs can work as physician assistants and get valuable US Clinical experience (USCE) and even get paid for it. Our student tells you how to go about it.
Awesome video TL,DV: Assitant Physician position(very hands-on) are available in Missouri, Arkansas and Kansas. (probably ohio, oklahoma, utah ). Visa seeking students can also apply but need a sponsoring employer. Takes about 1 month to get the license. Cost: 500-600 dollars.
Thank you for the informative video ! A quick question - In the Missouri link, it is mentioned that for assistant physician positions, the graduates should not have had more than three years after graduation. So is there a limit and this option is not available once three years pass after graduation year ?
Is there any surgical field position in MO as an Assistant Physician ? And, would it help to have USCE in clinical fields even though you are applying for a General Surgery position?
It is saying not more than 3 years since graduating from medical school. So, thats the final cut-off duartion to apply? or are they flexible in years since graduation. please provide information in this regards . Thank you very much for sharing this information. Best wishes Chintav👍
but if some body does work in clinic and gets office letter head by consultant , and that consultant doesnt work in hospitals for now? but had affiliations with hospitals previous than? are the l.o.r.s good then if he writes about the active participation and duty 1 has done???
Im sorry but that is not the answer to the question I asked. I am an ECFMG certified doctor with low USMLE scores. My question is will low scores have a negative impact on getting an assistant physician position in Arkansas? My second question is, how does one go about finding a doctor to supervise them?
naje784 as long as you are certified and you find a doctor that's good enough. As to how to find the doctor you need to look at job postings, several will post or try on your own
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Awesome video
TL,DV: Assitant Physician position(very hands-on) are available in Missouri, Arkansas and Kansas. (probably ohio, oklahoma, utah ). Visa seeking students can also apply but need a sponsoring employer. Takes about 1 month to get the license. Cost: 500-600 dollars.
Great information. Thank you for sharing.
Physician Assistant is a medical degree which requires a license . As IMG you can’t work as a PA is you don’t hold a degree plus you need a license
Thank you for the informative video ! A quick question - In the Missouri link, it is mentioned that for assistant physician positions, the graduates should not have had more than three years after graduation. So is there a limit and this option is not available once three years pass after graduation year ?
hi doctor. i was waiting for him to give out the website to apply for the assistant physician liscene but i dont see. please send me the link
This is possible only for people with green card/citizens
You do need a work permit. It could be H4 EAD or if a group is willing to sponsor H1b
Is there any surgical field position in MO as an Assistant Physician ?
And, would it help to have USCE in clinical fields even though you are applying for a General Surgery position?
you will need to find out about the surgical field. On the second question, it won't hurt to get clinical USCE if you are unable get surgical.
Here are the links for Missouri pr.mo.gov/healingarts.asp
It is saying not more than 3 years since graduating from medical school.
So, thats the final cut-off duartion to apply? or are they flexible in years since graduation.
please provide information in this regards .
Thank you very much for sharing this information. Best wishes Chintav👍
sadia waheed you may want to call them and confirm. Not sure of the flexibility they have.
Sir does all indian gov colleges allow to go for electives in usa
Please tell how to check for it
Ask your college. Some don't. Most do.
@@usmlesarthi2024 ok sir thanku so much ☺ for info
Is there a year limit after ecfmg certified?
Shristi Shrestha probably there is. Best to check directly with each state
No limit,it is forever
what about office based lor? does that count in the match too?
saddam hussain it will depend on the type of work and profile. Backend office work may not get an impactful LoR
but if some body does work in clinic and gets office letter head by consultant , and that consultant doesnt work in hospitals for now? but had affiliations with hospitals previous than? are the l.o.r.s good then if he writes about the active participation and duty 1 has done???
saddam hussain it will depend on the quality of lor. Difficult to say without reviewing it.
hi sir it will be great if the links are provided. thank you
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Роман Поздняков thank you for the feedback. Will ensure better sound quality for the next one.
Arkansas armedicalboard.org/Professionals/pdf/GRP_AppPack.pdf
Do you need certain scores for this position? How do you find a doctor to work with?
naje784 you need to be ecfmg certified. Yes you do need a doctor to offer you a job.
Im sorry but that is not the answer to the question I asked. I am an ECFMG certified doctor with low USMLE scores. My question is will low scores have a negative impact on getting an assistant physician position in Arkansas? My second question is, how does one go about finding a doctor to supervise them?
naje784 as long as you are certified and you find a doctor that's good enough. As to how to find the doctor you need to look at job postings, several will post or try on your own