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| iSpine Discuss The Politics and Economics of Orthopedic Medicine in the Main forums forums; James you are partly correct. If qualified foreign doc's made it into the states, they'd soon catch on ... |
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11-12-2013, 10:11 PM
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James you are partly correct. If qualified foreign doc's made it into the states, they'd soon catch on and join in with the rest of the doc. crowd. Why do you think so many foreign grad students flood the top US grad institutions? They want the green card to get the green money.
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11-12-2013, 10:59 PM
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I know a few leading surgeons who have transplanted themselves to the US even though they had successful practices overseas. Dr. Fabien Bitan in NY had nearly 200 ADR's under his belt in France before coming to the US and being a principal investigator for many new technologies and becoming a very heavy hitter in pediatric scoliosis. Dr. Lali Sekhon brings an amazing amount of experience to the US. He has done some amazing revisions.
Mark
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