From Medical Officer to US Fellow: Matching After Years In The Jamaican Medical System
Dr. Sulaiman Tijani speaks about how he went from a medical officer in cardiothoracic surgery to an internist and now a fellow in pulmonary and critical care medicine.
In this episode Dr. Samantha C. Johnson from The Layman's Doctor speaks with Dr. Sulaiman Tijani in another instalment of 'The Medical Doctor's Journey: Non- Traditional Pathways' about his journey to becoming a fellow in pulmonary and critical care medicine. Dr. Tijani decided to do USMLE after practicing cardiothoracic surgery at National Chest Hospital for several years. After several attempts at matching, he finally matched into Internal Medicine the same year he got accepted into the cardiothoracic surgery at the University of the West Indies and had a decision to made. He ultimately decided to pursue Internal Medicine in the US and doesn't regret it. He gives both tips and lessons on how to optimise your possibility of matching on your first go and valuable advice if you're not successful on the first try.
Links Mentioned:
Step by step USMLE Guide
USMLE Interview Tactics
Catch up with Dr. Tijani
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Links Mentioned:
Step by step USMLE Guide
USMLE Interview Tactics
Catch up with Dr. Tijani
Keep up with The Layman's Doctor
www.thelaymansdoctor.com
www.instagram.com/thelaymansdr
www.twitter.com/thelaymansdr
thelaymansdoctor@gmail.com
Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe!