Twenty-three percent of the United States physician workforce are graduates of international medical schools (IMGs). To be eligible for medical licensure, these IMGs must meet the same high standards as their colleagues who completed medical school in the United States – including completing at least 1-3 years of U.S. residency training. But last week, the […]

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