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Hello all,
I have just recently found this site and this forum -Great!
I am currently completing my PhD in molecular biology at Karolinska Institute in Sweden. As I am also a MD (and have pretty much decided to specialize in Anesthesiology) I would highly appreciate some guidance on how to go about for a recidency in the US.
I understand the normal procedure would be to take the USMLE 1 and 2 boards and then go through the "match thingy". However, when I am ready to leave Sweden I will probably have about a year and a half of clinical work as an anesthesiologist in my baggage and will be a licenced MD in Sweden. Do I have any alternatives other than having to go through the process as a newly graduate would, which would feel a bit as a step backwords at that point? How could I apply for a position as a slightly more senior MD, go directly in to the latter years of recidency etcetera?
Any advice and explanations about the way to go about will be much appreciated!
Again, thank you for a very nice site and community.
Kind regards,
/Kalle
I have just recently found this site and this forum -Great!
I am currently completing my PhD in molecular biology at Karolinska Institute in Sweden. As I am also a MD (and have pretty much decided to specialize in Anesthesiology) I would highly appreciate some guidance on how to go about for a recidency in the US.
I understand the normal procedure would be to take the USMLE 1 and 2 boards and then go through the "match thingy". However, when I am ready to leave Sweden I will probably have about a year and a half of clinical work as an anesthesiologist in my baggage and will be a licenced MD in Sweden. Do I have any alternatives other than having to go through the process as a newly graduate would, which would feel a bit as a step backwords at that point? How could I apply for a position as a slightly more senior MD, go directly in to the latter years of recidency etcetera?
Any advice and explanations about the way to go about will be much appreciated!
Again, thank you for a very nice site and community.
Kind regards,
/Kalle