FAP Question

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Did not know about FAP until reading the post here. Good stuff! Who is eligible for FAP? For instance, I went to a foreign med school such as the Carribean and have passed the USMLE and want to do a residency and get FAP, can it be done?


Thanks, I will do more searches on the subject.

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The answer is yes, but you can not match on the military match , you need to find your residency on your own .Once you do that you can enter the FAP program after passing step 3 if FMG.
 
Did not know about FAP until reading the post here. Good stuff! Who is eligible for FAP? For instance, I went to a foreign med school such as the Carribean and have passed the USMLE and want to do a residency and get FAP, can it be done?


Thanks, I will do more searches on the subject.

The answer is no. FAP members are commissioned medical corps officers. In order to be commissioned in the medical corps as a physician, you must have graduated from an accredited US/Canadian medical school OR completed an accredited US residency.

Sorry.
 
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The answer is no. FAP members are commissioned medical corps officers. In order to be commissioned in the medical corps as a physician, you must have graduated from an accredited US/Canadian medical school OR completed an accredited US residency.

Sorry.

I don't mean to troll . But I know for a fact that that is not the case in the ARMY and Air Force, unlike the NAVY which requires some specialties to be board certified and to have 2 years of practice in the specialty if FMG . I would sugest you talk to your healthcare recruiter from the four services and get the scoop.
 
I don't mean to troll . But I know for a fact that that is not the case in the ARMY and Air Force, unlike the NAVY which requires some specialties to be board certified and to have 2 years of practice in the specialty if FMG . I would sugest you talk to your healthcare recruiter from the four services and get the scoop.

Won't disagree. I am quoting OPNAV INST 1120.4.
 
Definitely for the Air Force you can do FAP, if you went to a Caribbean medical school. You must be a citizen and be in an American residency.
 
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