Internal Medicine With American Clinical Rotations

The Fellowship in Internal Medicine is an intensive course designed to prepare international medical graduates for a successful transition into the U.S. healthcare system. This program offers a robust combination of clinical practice and academic learning, providing participants with a comprehensive understanding of internal medicine and the U.S. medical landscape.

Participants will engage in clinical rotations in accredited U.S. hospitals, where they will gain hands-on experience in patient care, use of EMR systems, and collaboration with healthcare teams. The course's structured curriculum, consisting of 14 detailed modules, covers a wide array of medical specialties, including critical care, geriatrics, emergency medicine, palliative care, and more. These modules are designed to enhance the participants' medical knowledge and practical skills, making them well-prepared for the complexities of the U.S. healthcare system.

A unique aspect of this fellowship is its focus on case-based collaborative learning. This approach allows participants to work through real-world medical scenarios, honing their clinical judgment and decision-making abilities. Additionally, participants will receive training on the U.S. healthcare policies and regulations, which are crucial for effective practice in the country.

Upon completion, participants will be awarded a certificate in the Fellowship in Internal Medicine, accredited by the American Medical International Quality Training (AMIQT) and the British Accreditation Council (BAC). This prestigious certification, along with the clinical experience and a Letter of Recommendation, significantly enhances the participant's credentials, aiding in the pursuit of U.S. residency programs.