Would you recommend doing basic science research in labs or clinical studies are equally good? Especially if you are outside the US and looking for visa sponsuring
Thanks a lot for your insightful sharing! May I ask that does experience of PGY training at hometown helps applying U.S. residency or marks as any positive signal in one’s profile as an IMG? In my hometown, we are required to obtain 2 years of PGY training after graduation and before applying for each residency program. I am struggling in either to choose enter my hometown PGY first for more hand-on and primary care experience or directly go for USCE and research (if I go for PGY first I will still pursue USCE and research after then). Is it a good idea, or it’s just wasting one’s YOG? Do you have any suggestion (I’m aiming for internal medicine)? Again thanks a lot!
Thanks for the excellent question Josh. My recommendation journalists always to avoid additional years after graduation if possible. If possible, I recommend always applying directly to the match unless taking a gap year will profoundly improve your application. I understand that for some people applying directly to the match may not be possible due to financial reasons as well. So I'd say, if you are in a position to skip those additional years of training back home and directly pursue your US residency journey, that may be a reasonable approach.
Dr.Omar if I may ask, if someone has spent 2 years in germany or italy doing research in certain speciality as GI, does it help the ERAS application or it should be in the US?
Publications or poster/oral presentations from anywhere count and can be added to your ERAS CV. If you were working in a lab or did a research fellowship/internship you can also include it in your research experience on your CV
Is it possible to do research experience for a month or two if you have limited time and visa. Does it count or they want a full blown deep months and months of experience.
Yes absolutely it is possible. My 2 US research experiences were both 5-6 weeks long. Ideally not a long enough time from a research standpoint but still counts as US Research experience
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Great video,much needed guide to research.Please keep up the good work,helps us a a lot.thank you
answered many of my questions. thanx a lot :)
This is a very helpful video! Thank you, Dr. Omar! Best wishes.
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Excellent advice Omar. May Allah bless you!
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Would you recommend doing basic science research in labs or clinical studies are equally good?
Especially if you are outside the US and looking for visa sponsuring
Thank you this is helpful
Thank you!
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Thanks a lot for your insightful sharing! May I ask that does experience of PGY training at hometown helps applying U.S. residency or marks as any positive signal in one’s profile as an IMG? In my hometown, we are required to obtain 2 years of PGY training after graduation and before applying for each residency program. I am struggling in either to choose enter my hometown PGY first for more hand-on and primary care experience or directly go for USCE and research (if I go for PGY first I will still pursue USCE and research after then). Is it a good idea, or it’s just wasting one’s YOG? Do you have any suggestion (I’m aiming for internal medicine)? Again thanks a lot!
Thanks for the excellent question Josh. My recommendation journalists always to avoid additional years after graduation if possible. If possible, I recommend always applying directly to the match unless taking a gap year will profoundly improve your application. I understand that for some people applying directly to the match may not be possible due to financial reasons as well. So I'd say, if you are in a position to skip those additional years of training back home and directly pursue your US residency journey, that may be a reasonable approach.
Dr.Omar if I may ask, if someone has spent 2 years in germany or italy doing research in certain speciality as GI, does it help the ERAS application or it should be in the US?
Publications or poster/oral presentations from anywhere count and can be added to your ERAS CV. If you were working in a lab or did a research fellowship/internship you can also include it in your research experience on your CV
Is it possible to do research experience for a month or two if you have limited time and visa. Does it count or they want a full blown deep months and months of experience.
Yes absolutely it is possible. My 2 US research experiences were both 5-6 weeks long. Ideally not a long enough time from a research standpoint but still counts as US Research experience
Bro tell me best videos lectures or platform for step-1 step-2ck usmle preparation..like amboss..lecturio and Kaplan..videos lecture..and tell me also fees of this...I m first year med student . ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
bro minimum time for research in usa??...and how much money required for it ??
excellent.. i am willing to offer any assistance you need for your research projects
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