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This course called: Learn MEDICAL English. And also this is a course for Doctors in Research Medicine and the Licensing Processes for Foreign Physicians in order to practice medicine in the U.S, is intensive and last 3 months with a total of 24 hours of class. (You'll have 2 classes per week. Each class is obviously 60 minutes long) All groups are minimum 3 and maximum 4 people

Course Description: This comprehensive course is designed to empower Russian medical professionals, particularly women, with the language skills, medical knowledge, and practical insights necessary to excel in English-speaking medical environments and to successfully navigate the USMLE (United States Medical Licensing Examination) process. The course not only enhances participants’ medical English proficiency but also provides a deep understanding of the medical landscape in the United States, including ECFMG (Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates) protocols.

Course Objectives: By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

  1. Demonstrate advanced proficiency in medical English communication, including terminology, patient interactions, and medical documentation.
  2. Comprehend and apply medical-scientific concepts in English, enabling effective communication with colleagues and patients.
  3. Navigate the USMLE Step 1, Step 2 CK, and Step 2 CS exams with confidence, applying critical thinking and medical knowledge.
  4. Understand ECFMG protocols, requirements, and processes for foreign medical graduates.
  5. Analyze and adapt to the medical realities, protocols, and ethical considerations specific to the United States.

Course Outline:

Module 1: Medical English Language Skills

  1. Medical Terminology and Vocabulary Building
  2. Effective Doctor-Patient Communication
  3. Writing Medical Documentation and Reports
  4. Medical Presentations and Public Speaking
  5. Reading and Analyzing Medical Literature in English

Module 2: Core Medical Concepts in English

  1. Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathophysiology
  2. Pharmacology and Therapeutics
  3. Microbiology and Infectious Diseases
  4. Radiology and Imaging Interpretation
  5. Clinical Case Discussions in English

Module 3: USMLE Exam Preparation

  1. Overview of the USMLE Structure and Components
  2. Strategies for USMLE Step 1 Preparation
  3. Clinical Knowledge: USMLE Step 2 CK Preparation
  4. Clinical Skills: USMLE Step 2 CS Preparation
  5. Practice Exams, Mock Assessments, and Feedback

Module 4: ECFMG and Licensing Process

  1. ECFMG Certification Requirements and Application Process
  2. Document Verification and Credentialing
  3. Understanding ECFMG’s Communication and Protocols
  4. Navigating the Residency Match Process (ERAS and NRMP)
  5. Visa Application and Immigration Considerations

Module 5: Adapting to the US Medical Landscape

  1. Cultural Competence and Diversity in US Healthcare
  2. Ethical and Legal Aspects of US Medicine
  3. Healthcare System Overview and Insurance Practices
  4. Hospital Protocols, Procedures, and Rounds
  5. Integrating into Multidisciplinary Medical Teams

Assessment and Grading: Participants will be evaluated through a combination of assignments, quizzes, medical case analyses, presentations, and mock USMLE exams. Successful completion of the course requires achieving a passing grade in all modules and demonstrating competence in medical English communication and USMLE-related skills.

Expected Knowledge and Skills: Upon completing this course, participants will have gained:

  • Proficiency in medical English language skills, enabling them to communicate effectively with colleagues and patients in English-speaking medical settings.
  • In-depth understanding of core medical concepts, facilitating discussions and collaboration in English.
  • Thorough preparation for the USMLE exams, enabling them to pursue medical licensure in the United States.
  • Comprehensive knowledge of ECFMG protocols and requirements, ensuring a smooth transition to the U.S. medical system.
  • Insights into U.S. medical practices, cultural nuances, ethical considerations, and protocols, positioning them for success in their medical careers in the United States.