Family Medicine With American Clinical Rotations

The Fellowship in Family Medicine is an in-depth program tailored for international medical graduates who aspire to practice in the United States. This course provides comprehensive training in family medicine, encompassing all aspects of patient care for different age groups. The curriculum includes crucial areas such as pediatrics, women's health, geriatrics, chronic disease management, mental health, preventive medicine, and sexual health.

The program stands out with its case-based collaborative learning approach, where participants engage with real-life medical scenarios under the guidance of seasoned professionals. This method enhances critical thinking, clinical decision-making, and the ability to manage complex medical cases collaboratively.

Participants will also undergo a clinical rotation in a U.S. hospital's family medicine department, gaining firsthand experience in patient care and the use of the Electronic Medical Record (EMR) system. This rotation is pivotal for understanding the U.S. healthcare environment, allowing participants to refine their practical skills and adapt to the U.S. medical system.

Upon completion of the clinical rotation, participants receive constructive feedback from supervising physicians, based on the American Medical Association's clinical evaluation format. They also have the opportunity to enhance their application materials with a personalized resume and personal statement review. For those applying for residency, a letter of recommendation from the supervising physician serves as a crucial asset.

The program culminates with a certificate in family medicine, a testament to the participant's expertise and readiness to advance in the field. This fellowship not only enriches the participant's medical knowledge but also significantly boosts their career prospects in the U.S. healthcare system.