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Through SkaDoc’s physician networking tools, I was able to explore open residency positions in Canada and compare residency programs USA side by side.
As a resident in surgery, I used SkaDoc to connect with clinicians and fellows in orthopedics and neurosurgery, and the mentorship has been career-changing.
SkaDoc Pro allowed me to build a strong professional profile, connect with other physicians in psychiatry and dermatology, and collaborate on clinical case discussions.
As a clinician seeking fellowship training, SkaDoc’s community guided me on ACGME accreditation requirements and provided a network of mentors in cardiology and radiology.
The SkaDoc physician forum gave me practical tips on ERAS specialties and navigating the National Resident Matching Program as a Non-US IMG.
As a fellow in Internal Medicine, SkaDoc connected me with a global physician community where I could discuss residency match strategies and ACGME-accredited programs.
Joining SkaDoc gave me access to specialty-specific discussions in pediatrics, emergency medicine, and family medicine, which helped me refine my residency application.
As an IMG, I found invaluable mentorship on SkaDoc about US clinical rotations, fellowship programs, and IMG-friendly residency programs in the USA.
SkaDoc’s forums helped me as a hospitalist to collaborate on clinical research and share insights with residents preparing for the USMLE.