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Nephrology fellowship
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Have you tried contacting fellowships directly? Try googling a few a see what their requirements are.
Here is an example: http://www.med.umich.edu/intmed/nephrology/fellowship/apply.htm
Directly from the website:
Requirements:
Here is an example: http://www.med.umich.edu/intmed/nephrology/fellowship/apply.htm
Directly from the website:
Requirements:
- ABIM-certified in Internal Medicine
- ABIM-certification eligible in Nephrology
- Citizenship/Immigration status:
- Applicant should be an American citizen or Alien Resident (Green Card bearer)
- J1 and H1B visa status are not acceptable
Thank you tiedyeddog for the reply. I went through some of the fellowship program websites but almost all require internal medicine residency in USA. I think there are some programs which take in IMGs without ABIM/ green card. Would like to find out these...will have to explore more.
Yes
You can do Nephro fellowship in USA w/o having done Residency here
As you said you will not be able to practice here
UNM in ABQ NM is one that I know of since I have a friend from outside USA there
You can do Nephro fellowship in USA w/o having done Residency here
As you said you will not be able to practice here
UNM in ABQ NM is one that I know of since I have a friend from outside USA there
Why would they train someone who can't even practice here? Honest question.
Cheap laborWhy would they train someone who can't even practice here? Honest question.
Why would they train someone who can't even practice here? Honest question.
Because nephrology fellowships aren't filling up and they need the labor.