This document lists numerous medical centers and hospitals in the United States that offer observership programs for international medical graduates. Observerships provide opportunities for hands-on clinical experience and are often unpaid or offer a small stipend. Contact information is provided for program coordinators to learn more about requirements and availability. Major teaching hospitals listed include Boston Children's Hospital, Cleveland Clinic, Mayo Clinic, Mount Sinai, and Massachusetts General Hospital. The document emphasizes planning ahead due to limited spots and long waiting lists for competitive programs.
This document lists numerous medical centers and hospitals in the United States that offer observership programs for international medical graduates. Observerships provide opportunities for hands-on clinical experience and are often unpaid or offer a small stipend. Contact information is provided for program coordinators to learn more about requirements and availability. Major teaching hospitals listed include Boston Children's Hospital, Cleveland Clinic, Mayo Clinic, Mount Sinai, and Massachusetts General Hospital. The document emphasizes planning ahead due to limited spots and long waiting lists for competitive programs.
This document lists numerous medical centers and hospitals in the United States that offer observership programs for international medical graduates. Observerships provide opportunities for hands-on clinical experience and are often unpaid or offer a small stipend. Contact information is provided for program coordinators to learn more about requirements and availability. Major teaching hospitals listed include Boston Children's Hospital, Cleveland Clinic, Mayo Clinic, Mount Sinai, and Massachusetts General Hospital. The document emphasizes planning ahead due to limited spots and long waiting lists for competitive programs.
This document lists numerous medical centers and hospitals in the United States that offer observership programs for international medical graduates. Observerships provide opportunities for hands-on clinical experience and are often unpaid or offer a small stipend. Contact information is provided for program coordinators to learn more about requirements and availability. Major teaching hospitals listed include Boston Children's Hospital, Cleveland Clinic, Mayo Clinic, Mount Sinai, and Massachusetts General Hospital. The document emphasizes planning ahead due to limited spots and long waiting lists for competitive programs.
St Agnes hospital Baltimore MD- In Int.Medicine 500 $/month if any faculty or resident recommend you for observership.
St. Vincent Hospital Worcester, MA - Observership - free as long as one of the doctors agrees to it so email and call them
Mt.Sinai newyork-Cardiology observership-free of cost-long waiting list.So plan ahead. contact Email: maria.directo@mountsinai.org Mt.Sinai newyork-PEDS-Hepatic transplant-observership-500$/MONTH. Sometimes they waive the fee(that is they give it for free). contact email: sarah.hammond@mountsinai.org
Mayo Clinic,Florida-does offer-should plan ahead. You need to find a faculty sponsor.
Cleveland Clinic-Two kind of observerships
Oklahoma state Medical Association- observership-3 months(Paid)- application fee $250 + $900 for 12 weeks. not a University hospital, no choice of speciality but you get placed in IM mostly.
www.okmed.org/index-2_internationalsection.html
Mercy St.Vincents ,Toledo,Ohio-Check their website.(Needs ECFMG certificate-contacts help-because
many with ECFMG cert dint get).
mercymedicalresidency.org/index.php/observership/
UNMC,nebraska-various specialities-VERY VERY long Waiting list-Should Plan Really ahead-I am on
