|
Cardiac CT Fellowships Contact us via e-mail at: RadiologyFellow@MetroHealth.org
Foreign RESEARCH FELLOW Applicants:
Our Research Fellowship are available to J-1 and H1B Visa holders, as well as USA Citizens and people with a permanent resident status.The Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG) is the vehicle we use to obtain J-1 sponsorship. Metrohealth sponsors the H1B visa applicants. We can only support Foreign FELLOWS who have or can get a valid US Immigration visa (J-1 or H-1) and permit to work in the USA.
Download Felowship Description (Click here)
CLINICAL Fellow: will have minimal research duties;
RESEARCH Fellow: will have minmal patient contact
If you passed USMLE Step 3:
For physicians trained outside the USA: we can help you apply for an H1B visa to be used during a 2 year Clinical and/or Research fellowship (with a "trainee" Ohio Medical license, which does not allow us to bill for your clinical services if done without supervision) . You could change your H1B status after 2 year fellowship (as a "trainee") to become a Radiology faculty member (and be eligable to apply for an Ohio Medical license) at the beginning of your third year in the USA - assuming that you find a job as an academic radiologist in Ohio. After spending 4 years total at the same USA academic medical center, you would be eligible (if you are a radiologist) to sit for the American Board of Radiology (ABR) examination. However you NEED to pass USMLE Step 3 to be able to apply for a H1 visa to start this process. If interested, contact us and let us know when you plan on taking USMLE Step 3.
|
Cardiac MR Felowships Cardiac MRI fellowships using the latest 1.5 and 3.0 Tesla technology from Philips Medical Systems, will start after July 2008.
DISCLAIMER: The information provided here is a summary of some of the more complete information that can be obtained from the USA Department of Homeland Security (Immigration Service) and the State Medical Board of Ohio (training certificates) . Please refer to the more complete information on their web sites, which supersedes any partial information provided on this web site.
See also: Wikipdedia on H1B and h1base.com and uscis.gov |