I think having clinical experience in the US is preferred. Anecdotally, the vast majority of my clinical experience was in another country, and it didn't really come up negatively during the interviews when I applied 4 years ago.
It will count for something but you will still need some clinical exposure in the US including clinical volunteering and/or clinical employment, plus shadowing if you want to train to be a doctor in the US. You just might be asked to compare and contrast the health care system in your home country with that of the US and it will be most helpful to have an insider's knowledge of the US system.
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