Is it possible to do my rotations in a different country? (4th year, live in Israel and want to move to US or UK)

[Lee]

Is it possible to do my rotations in a different country? (4th year, live in Israel and want to move to US or UK)

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Yes - if your school allows it and you can clear any visa issues

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Is it possible to do my rotations in a different country? (4th year, live in Israel and want to move to US or UK)

Hello,

Ultimately it depends on your school. Typically, your school will provide the requirements that are needed in order to give you credit. Do you know where you ultimately want to apply for residency?