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Does anyone know how would this interact with the USMLE, does it override it? Not sure why the downvotes for an honest question, could you at least point out w

Does anyone know how would this interact with the USMLE, does it override it? Not sure why the downvotes for an honest question, could you at least point out what's wrong?

aspenmayer 2y ago
In case anyone else was, like me, unfamiliar with the abbreviation USMLE: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Medical_Licensing_Examination https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Medical_Licensin...
- mcsniff 2y ago
  If you're gonna do this, at least put it up front so people don't have to click a link. USMLE = United States Medical Licensing Examination.
  - aspenmayer 2y ago
    The one time I didn't quote. Thanks for the reminder to post better. I'm doing my best lol In all seriousness though, I did second-guess myself. I knew better.
ghufran_syed 2y ago
no, you still need usmle to get ecfmg certification. the difference is that you wont need US residency to get a state medical license
- p0w3n3d 2y ago
  doesn't USMLE require you basically to finish studying in US?
  - maz1b 2y ago
    No, as long as you've graduated from medical school in a country that has accredited/globally recognized medical schools, you can take the steps (USMLEs), and thus you can get ECFMG certified.