I am looking for candidates that would be interested in getting clinical experience in the outpatient setting. This will consist of assisting the physician during encounters by preparing encounter notes, scribing during encounters, sending lab requisitions, explaining assignments to patients, etc...My clinic is in Central NJ. If interested, you may respond to this post with an email contact. Thank you.
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Physician offering outpatient clinical experience
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Cornell/Mayo- Jan-Feb 2017
Hi everyone
Is anyone going to be in Cornell in Jan 2017 or in Mayo Rochester in Feb 2017?
Looking for options for accommodation
If there's anyone else we can look for places together.
Cheers!
Is anyone going to be in Cornell in Jan 2017 or in Mayo Rochester in Feb 2017?
Looking for options for accommodation
If there's anyone else we can look for places together.
Cheers!
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Hands-on premium USCE that you won't find anywhere else - GUARANTEED!
AmeriClerkships Medical Society (AMS), in partnership with Larkin Community Teaching Hospital and sanctioned by Larkin's Graduate Medical Education (GME) Department, is proud to offer a rare opportunity for its medical graduate members to enroll in Postgraduate Subinternships (PGSI) in more than 25 specialties, in the vibrant Miami area!
What can you expect from a PGSI with AmeriClerkships?
AMS members who successfully complete a series of Postgraduate Subinternships at Larkin (with accompanying Larkin letters of recommendation) stand a better chance at being considered for interviews by Larkin residency program directors. In fact, AMS is proud to announce that one of its alumni, Dr. Angela D., matched into and is completing her PGY1 at Larkin's Psychiatry Residency Program as a result of her completing 12 weeks of PGSI as an AMS member.
For all additional information, including testimonials, requirements and costs, check us out at http://americlerkships.org/members/services/pgsubi (or visit Larkin's page at http://www.graduatemedicaleducation....erkships-pgsi/).
Your time and money is incredibly valuable, so make sure you are utilizing your precious resources with only the BEST!
I'm available for any and all of your questions or comments =)
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Email/G+Hangout/Chat: omer.malik@americlerkships.org
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What can you expect from a PGSI with AmeriClerkships?
- Be processed through the Graduate Medical Education Department.
- Become an official member of residency and/or fellowship teams, and rotate with top residency faculty members, residents (including Chief Residents) and even Program Directors.
- Be involved in patient care teams in both inpatient and outpatient settings.
- 100% inpatient available in certain specialties.
- Learn to participate as an integral member of a medical residency team.
- Refine your history-taking and physical examination skills.
- Upon successful completion of each clinical block, be able to solicit for a performance-based letters of recommendation on official GME/teaching hospital letterhead.
AMS members who successfully complete a series of Postgraduate Subinternships at Larkin (with accompanying Larkin letters of recommendation) stand a better chance at being considered for interviews by Larkin residency program directors. In fact, AMS is proud to announce that one of its alumni, Dr. Angela D., matched into and is completing her PGY1 at Larkin's Psychiatry Residency Program as a result of her completing 12 weeks of PGSI as an AMS member.
For all additional information, including testimonials, requirements and costs, check us out at http://americlerkships.org/members/services/pgsubi (or visit Larkin's page at http://www.graduatemedicaleducation....erkships-pgsi/).
Your time and money is incredibly valuable, so make sure you are utilizing your precious resources with only the BEST!
I'm available for any and all of your questions or comments =)
Always here to help,
Omer Malik
Senior Residency Enrollment Strategist | AmeriClerkships.org
Direct: 949.579.8087 | Cell: 949.922.5423
20 Fairbanks, Suite 171, Irvine, CA 92619
Email/G+Hangout/Chat: omer.malik@americlerkships.org
YouTube | Facebook | Twitter | Skype: omer.malik.us
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Anyone rotating in Jackson Park Hospital, Chicago from Nov 7th ?
hi,
i have a rotation scheduled in Jackson park Hospital, Chicago from Nov 7th in Family Medicine for 1 month.
Anyone doing rotation around same time ?
we can get in touch and talk
Thanks
i have a rotation scheduled in Jackson park Hospital, Chicago from Nov 7th in Family Medicine for 1 month.
Anyone doing rotation around same time ?
we can get in touch and talk
Thanks
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Paid Externship- which is better?
Hi guys! another img looking for USCE. YOG 2015. so only hands-on experience I can get is through paid clerkships. ChicagoClerkships, FMGportal, MedClerkship, Amiriclerskship are the companies I know. Any one who has any reviews on this please share your opinion.
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FIU HWCOM elective experience/thoughts
Hello, i've been accepted for neurology and childhood neurology at fiu during October and november. And ive noticed that many of you as well, are accepted. Can you guys share your experiences or some of what you heard etc... about electives at fiu ?
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FIU refund policy
Hello everyone. I wanted to inquire about the refund policy at FIU for clinical electives. Is it possible to receive a full or near full refund for our elective payments of $2500?
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Icrt@hms
I have been accepted to Harvard Medical school's "Introduction to Clinical Research Training program", which is a 6 month online course with 6 days of in-person workshops at Abu Dhabi in 2 sessions.
Have any of you attended this course? If so, I would appreciate your opinion on how useful you think this would be while applying to IM residency programs. Moreover,is it worth the tuition fee of $6000?
Thanks
Have any of you attended this course? If so, I would appreciate your opinion on how useful you think this would be while applying to IM residency programs. Moreover,is it worth the tuition fee of $6000?
Thanks
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Applying to Mayo
Hi everybody,
anybody know what the minimum score of step 1 is for applying to mayo clinic?
Also is there a difference in acceptance rate between Arizona and Minnesota?
anybody know what the minimum score of step 1 is for applying to mayo clinic?
Also is there a difference in acceptance rate between Arizona and Minnesota?
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Having Trouble Getting Residency?
Lets face it, the lives of physicians can be daunting and tiresome. Social lives cease to exist, but yes the pay off is high. What if you could leverage your medical degree, make almost as much money as most physicians, but work less? Sound like a dream? it's not, you can do this!
There are other exciting and lucrative options available for med students, nurses, and pharmacists! Sollers institute trains individuals and guides them towards rewarding careers in the health care industry.
If you have a life sciences or related background and would like to enter into a high in demand healthcare field, where career growth is possible, then either Pharmacovigilance or Clinical Research is right for you! Professionals working with backgrounds in medicine, pharmacy, nursing, life sciences, and health sciences will benefit the most from these programs.
Study in class or attend sessions live online for approximately 20 hours a week for 15 weeks.
Sollers is an accredited institute by the Council on Occupational Education. Some of the organizations where Sollers graduates have found jobs include: Pfizer, Novartis, Sanofi, Baxter, Boehringer Ingelheim, Astra Zeneca, Celerion, Columbia University Medical Center, and many more!
What gives Sollers the edge is hands on training with software's like Oracle and Argus. Sollers is the only place globally which gives its students the access to train with Argus. We are also partners with oracle university.
Medical graduates and Foreign medical graduates can leverage their medical backgrounds by working in drug safety roles with pharmaceuticals and CROs.
Many medical graduates and FMG's that do not get residency start looking for other healthcare positions like: MA's, MPH, PH, OT, and so on. However, Pharmacovigilance and Clinical research are two fields where they should really be focusing their attention, rather than fields where there is no scope for one to flourish.
Clinical skills and training as a physician can be applied in the field of clinical research and pharmacovigilance and drug safety.
Pharmacovigilance and Drug Safety
Who hires drug safety associates?
-Pharmaceutical Companies.
-Contract Research Organizations (CROs)
-Biotech companies.
-Knowledge Process Outsourcing (KPOs) such as Accenture, Cognizant technologies, iGATE etc.
-Regulatory Authorities such as FDA & CDSCO
What are the popular career paths for foreign medical graduates?
1) Drug Safety Specialist/ Drug Safety Physician
2) Risk Management Specialist
3) Drug Regulatory Affairs Specialist
4) Medical Director
Why Do This Program?
1) Pharmacovigilance (Drug Safety) is a market expected to reach USD 5.51 billion by 2020. There is a huge demand for trained professionals in the field! Which is why entry level positions are paying generously. Some of our previous student have entered into the field making 70-100 k right away and have also seen career and pay growth in their careers. 2-5 years into your career, it is possible to be making a quarter of a million dollars.
2) With more and more novel drugs being produced with large market sizes, an increasing number of expertly trained professionals are required to monitor these drugs and report adverse activities to meet international compliance and regulatory guidelines. Sollers programs meet those high demands!
3) Work 40 hours a week, and have the time to enjoy your family and social life on the side. (Some of our students have been Physicians with their own practices for over 20 plus years, who have decided that they want to settle into a career that enables them the free time to spend with their families)
Clinical Research
1. Why do this Program?
Clinical Research is ranked as one of the hottest jobs with the second highest salary in the life sciences sector
Increasing chronic diseases and a fast-ageing population globally has resulted not only in higher investment into registered clinical trials by pharma companies, but also increasing demand for trained professionals
2. Who is this program suitable for?
Anybody with a minimum undergraduate degree in life-sciences or related fields, who is looking for exciting career and growth in healthcare industry.
REFERENCES:
1. Yau, Promising Futures for Scientific and Clinical Research Professionals, 2014
2. https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/resources/trends
3. http://www.biospace.com/News/the-hig...urce=CI_042116
Why choose Sollers?
-Nationally accredited institute(accredited by COE)
-Hands on training on tools like Oracle Argus, Oracle Clinical, SAS, Oracle Empirika.
-Faculty includes highly experienced industry practitioners
-Certified course material provided for training
-Assistance for placements
Sollers has a dedicated career services team which will assist you in:
1) Resume reconstruction
2) Mock interview preparation
3) Applying for suitable position
Our programs are designed to meet the need of the industry and we would like to help you in bringing a perspective to:
i) Your career goals
ii) Skills required to achieve your goals
iii) How we can help you in achieving your goals
We are offering you;
- Advanced Drug Safety and Pharmacovigilance(300 hours)
- Drug Safety and Pharmacovigilance(150 hours)
- Advanced Clinical Research (150 hours)
- Clinical Trial Management (300 hours)
For more in depth information and inquiries please call or email me personally at 331-999-0061 or jasmines@sollers.edu.
Jasmine S.
jasmines@sollers.edu
331-999-0061
sollers.edu
SOLLERS
848-299-5900
100 Menlo Park, Suite 550
Edison, NJ 08837
There are other exciting and lucrative options available for med students, nurses, and pharmacists! Sollers institute trains individuals and guides them towards rewarding careers in the health care industry.
If you have a life sciences or related background and would like to enter into a high in demand healthcare field, where career growth is possible, then either Pharmacovigilance or Clinical Research is right for you! Professionals working with backgrounds in medicine, pharmacy, nursing, life sciences, and health sciences will benefit the most from these programs.
Study in class or attend sessions live online for approximately 20 hours a week for 15 weeks.
Sollers is an accredited institute by the Council on Occupational Education. Some of the organizations where Sollers graduates have found jobs include: Pfizer, Novartis, Sanofi, Baxter, Boehringer Ingelheim, Astra Zeneca, Celerion, Columbia University Medical Center, and many more!
What gives Sollers the edge is hands on training with software's like Oracle and Argus. Sollers is the only place globally which gives its students the access to train with Argus. We are also partners with oracle university.
Medical graduates and Foreign medical graduates can leverage their medical backgrounds by working in drug safety roles with pharmaceuticals and CROs.
Many medical graduates and FMG's that do not get residency start looking for other healthcare positions like: MA's, MPH, PH, OT, and so on. However, Pharmacovigilance and Clinical research are two fields where they should really be focusing their attention, rather than fields where there is no scope for one to flourish.
Clinical skills and training as a physician can be applied in the field of clinical research and pharmacovigilance and drug safety.
Pharmacovigilance and Drug Safety
Who hires drug safety associates?
-Pharmaceutical Companies.
-Contract Research Organizations (CROs)
-Biotech companies.
-Knowledge Process Outsourcing (KPOs) such as Accenture, Cognizant technologies, iGATE etc.
-Regulatory Authorities such as FDA & CDSCO
What are the popular career paths for foreign medical graduates?
1) Drug Safety Specialist/ Drug Safety Physician
2) Risk Management Specialist
3) Drug Regulatory Affairs Specialist
4) Medical Director
Why Do This Program?
1) Pharmacovigilance (Drug Safety) is a market expected to reach USD 5.51 billion by 2020. There is a huge demand for trained professionals in the field! Which is why entry level positions are paying generously. Some of our previous student have entered into the field making 70-100 k right away and have also seen career and pay growth in their careers. 2-5 years into your career, it is possible to be making a quarter of a million dollars.
2) With more and more novel drugs being produced with large market sizes, an increasing number of expertly trained professionals are required to monitor these drugs and report adverse activities to meet international compliance and regulatory guidelines. Sollers programs meet those high demands!
3) Work 40 hours a week, and have the time to enjoy your family and social life on the side. (Some of our students have been Physicians with their own practices for over 20 plus years, who have decided that they want to settle into a career that enables them the free time to spend with their families)
Clinical Research
1. Why do this Program?
Clinical Research is ranked as one of the hottest jobs with the second highest salary in the life sciences sector
Increasing chronic diseases and a fast-ageing population globally has resulted not only in higher investment into registered clinical trials by pharma companies, but also increasing demand for trained professionals
2. Who is this program suitable for?
Anybody with a minimum undergraduate degree in life-sciences or related fields, who is looking for exciting career and growth in healthcare industry.
REFERENCES:
1. Yau, Promising Futures for Scientific and Clinical Research Professionals, 2014
2. https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/resources/trends
3. http://www.biospace.com/News/the-hig...urce=CI_042116
Why choose Sollers?
-Nationally accredited institute(accredited by COE)
-Hands on training on tools like Oracle Argus, Oracle Clinical, SAS, Oracle Empirika.
-Faculty includes highly experienced industry practitioners
-Certified course material provided for training
-Assistance for placements
Sollers has a dedicated career services team which will assist you in:
1) Resume reconstruction
2) Mock interview preparation
3) Applying for suitable position
Our programs are designed to meet the need of the industry and we would like to help you in bringing a perspective to:
i) Your career goals
ii) Skills required to achieve your goals
iii) How we can help you in achieving your goals
We are offering you;
- Advanced Drug Safety and Pharmacovigilance(300 hours)
- Drug Safety and Pharmacovigilance(150 hours)
- Advanced Clinical Research (150 hours)
- Clinical Trial Management (300 hours)
For more in depth information and inquiries please call or email me personally at 331-999-0061 or jasmines@sollers.edu.
Jasmine S.
jasmines@sollers.edu
331-999-0061
sollers.edu
SOLLERS
848-299-5900
100 Menlo Park, Suite 550
Edison, NJ 08837
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Americlerkships.org
I visited a paid Clerkship website.americlerkships.org is a genuine website or should I make choices in selecting other ways .....
They are costing around $2k...
:indifferent:
They are costing around $2k...
:indifferent:
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anyone heard from cleveland clinic for jan-feb electives?
I am waiting for their decision and haven't heard from them yet... called coordinator yesterday, but she said my application is still in process...
Im wondering if there is anyone accepted or rejected already.
Please share your status.
Thanks million :)
Im wondering if there is anyone accepted or rejected already.
Please share your status.
Thanks million :)
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Mediclerkship
Is this a genuine agency for paid Clerkship ...trustable? Or should I prefer other agency
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Anyone did cardiothoracic surgery elective at Jackson Park Hospital, Chicago?
Hi guys,
Has anyone done electives in Cardiothoracic surgery at Jackson Park Hospital, Chicago? how is the hospital? How is the elective? Do we get a good exposure there? How is the area and the people? Is it safe?
Your inputs would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Has anyone done electives in Cardiothoracic surgery at Jackson Park Hospital, Chicago? how is the hospital? How is the elective? Do we get a good exposure there? How is the area and the people? Is it safe?
Your inputs would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
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Observerships
Hello!!!
Would really appreciate if anyone can mention the hospitals which offer observerships to international graduates
Would really appreciate if anyone can mention the hospitals which offer observerships to international graduates
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Insurance
Health insurance and malpractice insurance how to apply for it ...whether it is international health insurance ? Or travel insurance ?
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externship in private center vs observership
Hello everyone
I would really appreciate a response for my question
which is better
doing hands on externship in a private center. it is called essen medical associate . it always puts adds on here or doing an observership in a residency hospital ??
thank you!
I would really appreciate a response for my question
which is better
doing hands on externship in a private center. it is called essen medical associate . it always puts adds on here or doing an observership in a residency hospital ??
thank you!
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IM clerkship vs. FM sub-Internship
I am a foreign medical student who inclined to apply for IM residency. Which rotation will help me most?
I have received MSKCC elective at oncology department. However, UCSD also offered a sub-I rotation at FM in the same module dates.
In case I can not change my assigned period of time, which rotation should I go to?
Many Thanks!
I have received MSKCC elective at oncology department. However, UCSD also offered a sub-I rotation at FM in the same module dates.
In case I can not change my assigned period of time, which rotation should I go to?
Many Thanks!
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elective at FIU
I will be doing elective in emergency medicine at FIU in the month of February,2017. Is anyone currently doing or has done or will be doing elective at FIU, please reply. I need guidance.
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Harvard med school elective
Hey guys, In Harvard elective form they said Applicable to
EXCLERKS: US/ CANADIAN, Does that mean International students are not applicable?
2) And i have seen most of the electives they have written that 'may be restricted to international students? Does this means IMS are not applicable even for this?
EXCLERKS: US/ CANADIAN, Does that mean International students are not applicable?
2) And i have seen most of the electives they have written that 'may be restricted to international students? Does this means IMS are not applicable even for this?
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