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    Caribbean Medical University: The Difference between the USMLE and the MCCEE Once you have completed your medical education at Windsor School of Medicine (WUSOM), you will need to meet certain requirements if you want to get a residency in the United States or Canada. If you are from a U.S. location, such as Miami, San Juan, or Atlanta, you may want to return to the States to practice medicine. If so, as an international medical graduate (IMG), you will need to pass the United States Medical Licensing

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    Lack Of Access To Health

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    Rosenthal et al (2015) reported the Council on Graduate Medical Education (COGME), in 1988, identified geographic maldistribution as an area of concern stating that it is “one of the most persistent characteristics of the American health care system”. Hawai'i has a significant shortage of physicians, which is

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    A good class to take for this career is a health class. Durant High School has a few health classes that someone interested in this career could take. A health class will teach you about food and nutrition, weight management and exercise, mental health issues, and safety and first aid tips. 5. The basic skills to being a

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    While there, I would stealthy grab a book off the enormous mahogany bookshelf and run to my back to my bedroom, hoping my foot steps were not heard trotting against the hardwood floor. After months of late night reading, my favorite genre became medical thriller novels. It absolutely fascinated me. I admired the doctors and their clever tactics and approaches to the interpretation of a diagnosis. I have know from the time that I was ten years old, I was meant to become a doctor. Over the years, I

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    challenge of gathering information, assessing the problem, focusing my attention and solving the puzzle; the combination which as I later discovered, encompasses the very core of radiology. Participating in elective rotation during the third year of medical school enhanced my interest in radiology. I had an opportunity to visit the department, attend clinical and didactic lectures and continued enhancing my knowledge after the elective course was over because I knew I had developed the interest in the

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    My day began early with clear skies and a vibrant alpenglow on the towering mountains. Along with thirty incoming Colorado College students, my co-leader, Margaret, and I departed for Pike’s Peak unaware of the weather and medical emergency that was to follow. Our packed white van crept toward the summit as snow began to swirl around us. When we made it to the summit at 14,114 feet, the flurries became a full-blown blizzard. Colorado College introduces students to the next four years of their life

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    It’s important that you understand the educational and skill requirements, along with the salary and benefits offered for each profession you’re considering. Researching careers can help determine the type of direction you want to head after high school and throughout college. A pediatric surgeon specializes in the care of children ages 1-18. If a child becomes ill or has a disease that requires surgery, pediatric surgeons have the special qualifications required to perform on children. Pediatric

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    Some of my first picture books were medical textbooks. I used to sit with a huge volume on my lap or spread out on the floor and flip through the pages, fascinated by the inner workings of our bodies. A strong influence on my interest in the medical field has been my father, who is a general and bariatric surgeon. Every day, he improves the quality of his patients’ lives and shows them how to make positive changes and choices that lead to a healthier and better life. We can’t go anywhere as a family

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    For the past several months, I have had the incredible opportunity of being a research intern at Carolinas Simulation Center (CSC). The research and simulation at CSC are cutting-edge and at the forefront of improving patient safety. Coming from an undergrad background in biology and cell-based research, simulation was new to me, and I was unsure of what to expect. However, the onboarding process was very helpful and prepared me well for my role. As a research intern, I learned many new things through

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    He went to Mount Harmon School, and he was the captain of the wrestling team. When he went to college, he was a varsity athlete in football and lacrosse at Brown University. But when he graduated, he was a star athlete and a scholar. He was amazed by orthopedic treatment of sport's injuries, and He went to Stanford University where he was the student body president. In Stanford, he became interested in the problem of back pain and after graduation he went to Michigan Medical Center as an intern. He

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