hi Dr.Shubra,
nice to see you on this site.
nice images .
i would suggest find mandibular diseses on from the net or you may check with barns and noble book shop if u r in states.
thanks and have a nice day
why? i think you can register as a Dr radiologist. Usually they accept all doing post-graduate courses and have special refresher courses also, sometimes very interesting.
Hi dear Shubra glad to read from u, to apply for RSNA the best way is to hand an article they will arrange your time and lecture, but if u don't want to send the article, simple inscription for the annual congress of RSNA will do. Good luck!
Dear Dr Shubra i have left a short notice for you about having access to the articles concerning CT in mandibular diseases . U 'll find it in respose to your request on main.
o without usmle is something that every1 searches for.. but still for ur infermation, there are research fellowships available which pay quite less but do not require mle.. but to find them out is bit difficult as they are not really being displayed on the websites..
ok .. so hw do u feel about raduiology nw after actually getting into it ?? hws the department there in DYP.. i mean the exposure ? so whts us plan then after PG
hi shubra, so hws ur residency goin on ? where r u doin it from ? i m a radiologist from india , just completed my residency in general radiology few months bk and looking forward ffor a fellowship in eighter interventional rad or msk rad.. so wht bt you ,.. ????
Dear Shubra.
You are right of thinking to get a fellowship, a short term one, in states, high progress of science there attract everyone and young fellow as you are should go there, you have got enough time to pass a long term one as well, why not! The other place apart usa i would recommend is Sweden. For some branches they are even much more progressed than states. It depends on what you are going to do. Meanwhile i wish you good luck for your choice whatever will be.
Dear Shubra,
Thanx for your comment and your question. As far as i know to enter posgraduation in the states you have to pass an exam but which one i don't know, you better ask radRounds team they are more update from this point of view. My information is a bit old!
Oh, so you are done..Congrats! I'm sure there are a lot of opportunities but you have to deal with the requirements of each countries, like USMLE's in USA and AMC's in Australia.
I believe you should learn about the system in each country you are interested in and figure out which suites you best. Do you have any plans?
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nice to see you on this site.
nice images .
i would suggest find mandibular diseses on from the net or you may check with barns and noble book shop if u r in states.
thanks and have a nice day
Good images
keep in touch
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You are right of thinking to get a fellowship, a short term one, in states, high progress of science there attract everyone and young fellow as you are should go there, you have got enough time to pass a long term one as well, why not! The other place apart usa i would recommend is Sweden. For some branches they are even much more progressed than states. It depends on what you are going to do. Meanwhile i wish you good luck for your choice whatever will be.
Thanx for your comment and your question. As far as i know to enter posgraduation in the states you have to pass an exam but which one i don't know, you better ask radRounds team they are more update from this point of view. My information is a bit old!
Have you ever considered Europe
I believe you should learn about the system in each country you are interested in and figure out which suites you best. Do you have any plans?
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