Having good preceptor mentors is crucial for international medical students (IMS) and international medical graduates (IMG) because they play a pivotal role in bridging the gap between medical education in different countries and the expectations of the healthcare system they are integrating into. Here’s why good preceptor mentors are essential: 1. Clinical Skill Development 2.[…]
Based on data from the 2024 National Resident Matching Program (NRMP) Main Residency Match, the top IMG-friendly states, ranked by the number of International Medical Graduates (IMGs) who secured residency positions, are: These states have consistently demonstrated a high acceptance rate of IMGs into their residency programs. It’s important to note that while these states[…]
Recently announced – Important dates: 2025 ERAS® Residency Timeline for International Medical Graduates (IMG) Source: https://students-residents.aamc.org/eras-tools-and-worksheets-residency-applicants/2025-eras-residency-timeline-international-medical-graduates-img
If you didn’t match as an International Medical Graduate (IMG) in a residency program, it’s understandable to feel disappointed, but remember, this is not the end of your journey and you should not view it as a personal failure. The system is complex and flawed, just to be in the position to apply to residency[…]
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When crafting your medical residency personal statement as an International Medical Graduate (IMG), it’s vital to showcase your unique qualifications. Start by highlighting your international experience in the field of medicine. Emphasize any clinical or research experience gained outside of your home country, as this differentiates you from other applicants. Furthermore, you should explain how[…]