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Quick Scroll Dermatology ...in the US 03.17.06 (2 years ago) #1
Hi all,
Can anyone please tell regarding the availability of Dermatology residency in the US? There is not much information regarding this.
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Quick Scroll 03.18.06 (2 years ago) #2
Forget it dude. I dont wanna discourage you but Derm is the topmost speciality in demand in US. And as far asthis years match concerns no IMG got in to that. Its extremely difficult even for american grads as it is a top lifestyle branch. Least office hours, minimal malpractice premiums and superb income. Dunno if you're PG in Derm from here but , then also its an utopian dream. Compared to derm Surgical branches are far more possible.'nuff said. Again this is not to discourage you. I've been doing lots of online research for competitive specialities in states [ My main interest is Sx branches ] . And this is what i have extracted from it.
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Quick Scroll 03.24.06 (2 years ago) #3
You may want to pursue internal medicine or family practice ...once you graduate you will be able to practice your Dermatology skills to some extent....but not completely...but that will make you very lucrative candidate.
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Quick Scroll 03.24.06 (2 years ago) #4
Does it make a difference for any field if we are a post graduate to pursue higher studies in the US?
Are IMGS considered on par with other IM PGs?
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Quick Scroll 04.14.06 (2 years ago) #5
hi,
hope ur prep is going well...i like derm a lot...but out here in India it is still not considered a really good branch...i might be able to get it in agood indian med college...do u think it is worth taking it up..
waiting for ur reply...thanks a lot in advance
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Quick Scroll It is definitely worth... 04.15.06 (2 years ago) #6
I think it is definitely worth taking up dermat if you are getting it in a good college.In my view that is going to be the most sought after field esp among the female folks.It gives space for both family and professional life.
All the best.
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Quick Scroll 04.16.06 (2 years ago) #7
hi,
thanks a lot ...hope u too get whatever u r looking for in the US..All the best
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