So what happens...

[jayhawks21]

Also posted this in the Allopathic section


So what happens to all those US citizen SGU (also the other top Caribbean) students that don't match? Are they allowed to work in research jobs? and what sort of non-medical jobs can they enter.

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[afreaknamedpete]

I've heard of MDs without residency work for insurance or pharmacological companies.

 

[NickNaylor]

You probably shouldn't open threads with a statement admitting that you crossposted the thread.

 

[CodeBlu]

You probably shouldn't open threads with a statement admitting that you crossposted the thread.

Veritas

 

[demh23]

don't mind him them they think they are mod (protip paying money for a image under your name does not make you cooler)


Anyways yes they usually don't have too much trouble finding jobs in clinical research and pharmeceuticals

 

[jayhawks21]

sorry about that. New around here. But I have heard working for Pharma and insurance companies is an option for US med students, but is it the same for Caribbean students as well? also anyone familiar with practicing overseas after?

Thanks

 

[CodeBlu]

don't mind him them they think they are mod (protip paying money for a image under your name does not make you cooler)


Anyways yes they usually don't have too much trouble finding jobs in clinical research and pharmeceuticals

No one said it made us cooler. You've got two things under your name... if you wanna talk about measuring up. Someone must be over compensating.

to the OP... if someone can't get a residency with an MD... likely they will fall into a debt pit. Medical school is expensive. Average debt is around 160,000. Without a residency and disposable income... it's going to be hard to make a dent in those payments.

 

[NickNaylor]

No one said it made us cooler. You've got two things under your name... if you wanna talk about measuring up. Someone must be over compensating.

to the OP... if someone can't get a residency with an MD... likely they will fall into a debt pit. Medical school is expensive. Average debt is around 160,000. Without a residency and disposable income... it's going to be hard to make a dent in those payments.

This on both accounts.

I don't know about insurance companies, but I could definitely see MDs working at pharm companies. The problem is that the main function for which you'd be the most useful as a MD wouldn't be applicable since you didn't complete a residency.

 

[WeAreNotRobots]

I've heard of MDs without residency work for insurance or pharmacological companies.

What about teaching at a Carib school?

 

[paul411]

What about teaching at a Carib school?

That would make for an interesting cycle.