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Internal medicine 1405511438 Charleston Area Medical Center/West Virginia University (Charleston Division) West Virginia
Family medicine 1205621503 Mercy Health System Wisconsin
Surgery 4405021341 University of Vermont Medical Center Vermont
Psychiatry 4005121267 Carilion Clinic-Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine Virginia
Pathology-anatomic and clinical 3004321414 Brown University Rhode Island
Pediatrics 3204012199 Oregon Health & Science University Oregon
Obstetrics and gynecology 2203511184 Flushing Hospital Medical Center New York
Physical medicine and rehabilitation 3403100001 Sunrise Health GME Consortium Program Nevada
Internal Medicine-Pediatrics 7002532030 Hurley Medical Center/Michigan State University Program Michigan
Anesthesiology 0402421062 Boston University Medical Center Massachusetts
Neurology 1802021042 University of Louisville Kentucky
Emergency medicine 1101100204 HCA West Florida GME Consortium Florida
Radiology-diagnostic 4200421012 University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Arkansas
Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery 2800121010 University of Alabama Medical Center Alabama
Orthopaedic surgery 2604122156 UPMC Medical Education (Hamot) Pennsylvania
Transitional year 9993500257 Lincoln Medical and Mental Health Center New York
Dermatology 0803400055 University of New Mexico School of Medicine Program New Mexico
Nuclear medicine 2003621060 Duke University Hospital North Carolina
Neurological surgery 1602721044 University of Mississippi Medical Center Mississippi
Ophthalmology 2402821081 University of Missouri at Kansas City Missouri
Plastic surgery 3602621131 University of Minnesota Minnesota
Preventive medicine 3802588126 Wayne State University School of Medicine Michigan
Radiation oncology 4302321040 University of Maryland Maryland
Urology 4802421063 Boston University Medical Center Massachusetts
Medical genetics and genomics 1301721015 Indiana University School of Medicine Indiana
Vascular surgery - integrated 4511621034 Southern Illinois University Illinois
Child neurology 1851831106 University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics Program Iowa
Plastic Surgery - Integrated 3621200001 Emory University School of Medicine Georgia
Interventional radiology - integrated 4161100002 University of Florida College of Medicine Jacksonville Florida
Thoracic surgery 4600821018 Yale-New Haven Medical Center Connecticut
Thoracic surgery - integrated 4610512074 University of Southern California/LAC+USC Medical Center California
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How do I get a medical residency in the USA? - This is a common question not only for foreign medical school graduates but for many American students. Every year, programs receive anywhere from a few hundred to thousands of applications. While this number varies by specialty, even less competitive programs need to develop minimum initial filtering requirements in order to process such a huge number of applications. As result, USMLE scores, first attempt passage, clinical experience in the United States, time since graduation are very important for a successful application to a particular program. Additionally, the program can prefer exclusively U.S. MDs, DOs, IMGs or just U.S. IMGs, Caribbean graduates, etc. This is why it is very important to choose the right programs to apply to when submitting documents via Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS).
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