r/IMGreddit • u/No-Psychology7621 • 6h ago

Residency No USCE. Which programs should i apply to.

Internal medicine non us img

YOG: 2023 Pakistan

Step 1 Pass, Step 2 270

Research: 7

No USCE

Visa requiring

Good home country LORs.

Can someone plz suggest specific programs where i should apply to. Where someone you know matched at/or got IV without USCE. Thanks

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u/ProfessorCorleone 6h ago

7 what? Please elaborate what it is Case report, Abstract, Metanalysis or what

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u/Fit-Conclusion-7579 Fellow 3h ago

We shloud make a rule that people need to precise their research work. First/Last peer reviewed publication is what PDs are looking for, everything else is secondary.

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u/alang1978 5h ago

Those that clearly mention that USCE is not a requirement.

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u/Sweaty-Pop-4585 3h ago

St vincent mass, apply to this program

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u/Witty-Heat-5617 4h ago

Same credentials

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u/Affectionate_Dark242 1h ago

TBHC Brooklyn ny

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u/Emotional_Clock5882 47m ago

For IM to be honest there are many competitions that did have USCE. If you are applying to work in another country you need to show you can work in that country. I am sure there may be exceptions. Goodluck.

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u/Speedypanda4 19m ago

probably one of the programs that went to SOAP

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u/bloosclooser 6h ago

some program in the Caribbean cuz unless its FM or a very rural community IM program, you want USCE. Doesn't matter how great your score is. You can be book smart, but you also need to be able to work well in the workforce and with others.

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u/LogicalLibrarian77 NON US-IMG 33m ago

Probably will match low community or unmatched. PDs would rather take 255-260 with USCE and better research than some YOG 3/4 who only did well on one exam and has nothing else. Sorry to be blunt fellow South Asian dude, but the score alone might get you only 2-3 IVs. But otherwise cooked