which caribbean med schools has clinical rotatios in Canada?

[azad.kh]

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Hi every body,
I am new here, I don't know if I post this in the right forum, hope it's right.
I live in Canada, like to pass as much clinical rotations as possible in Canada because of my family issues.
I appreciate if you guide me which one of med schools of Caribbean has more clinical rotations in Canada.
I appreciate any advice.
Thanks in advance.

 

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[PrettyLadyDoc24]

Hi every body,
I am new here, I don't know if I post this in the right forum, hope it's right.
I live in Canada, like to pass as much clinical rotations as possible in Canada because of my family issues.
I appreciate if you guide me which one of med schools of Caribbean has more clinical rotations in Canada.
I appreciate any advice.
Thanks in advance.

There are ones that do but like most of the places with less spots, there's a chance you may not even get to rotate in Canada. You're going to have to do foreign rotations if you plan to do your education in another country.

 

[FlameBroiledDoc]

You can probably arrange electives in Canada without too much difficulty. As for core rotations, that's a lot of fast talking, because presumably it has to go through a Canadian school.

 

[azad.kh]

Thank you for reply.
Actually I am old IMG, I need your advice. I already passed usmle exams recently. Is it good idea to obtain new medical degree from caribbean medical schools to renew my diploma?
thank you in advance.

 

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Thank you for reply.
Actually I am old IMG, I need your advice. I already passed usmle exams recently. Is it good idea to obtain new medical degree from caribbean medical schools to renew my diploma?
thank you in advance.

NYCOM has a "bridge-to-DO" program. That might be a better fit for you, if you can get accepted to it and are otherwise having trouble securing a U.S. residency.

Osteopathic Medicine, D.O. - Émigré Physicians Program | Degrees | NYIT

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