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Some medical schools have opportunities for students to travel outside of the United States for a clinical rotation. From a clinical training perspective, is there any advantage to doing this over, say, doing a rotation at a rural site in the USA? If medical student went to Central America or Africa, for example, would the student be allowed to practice medical/surgical techniques not normally allowed in the USA until residency?