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Medical Rotations International and Domestic

Medical Rotations International and Domestic

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Should you do a domestic or international rotation while in training? When? Where? How do you make it happen? All are questions mission-minded healthcare professionals ask as they explore opportunities to serve during training. Join us as we discuss domestic and international locations, best practices and steps you can take in selecting an opportunity that fits your goals, timeframe, skills, and budget.

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Allergy
Allied Health
Anesthesia
Associate Degree and Diploma Nurses
Athletic Training
Baccalaureate Prepared Nurses
Bioengineering/Biomedical Engineering
Cardiology
Cardiothoracic
Counseling & Behavioral Health

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  • R H

    R H

    When one uses the term residency this, to me, means that it applies to Physicians & not Nurses - so this class would not be the best choice if your a Nurse, is this the right assessment?

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