Q/A Session with our doctors
Frequently Asked Questions
Below you can find the answers to the questions asked by other medical students
What is the basic difference between Externships, Clerkships, Electives, and Observerships?
Clerkships or electives refer to the programs that are taken by medical students in their 3rd or 4th year at the hospital of medical schools or its affiliates. This includes an approval process and is also based on your USMLE scores.
In Observerships, you are able to shadow preceptors and there would be no direct contact with patients. You can actively participate in case presentations and earn recommendations.
Externships are open to IMGs, which gives hands-on clinical experience. This can be beneficial for the residency match process. You can select your specialty and gain Letters of Recommendation based on your performance.
What are Tele Rotations?
Tele Rotations are the glimmers of hope during this Pandemic. To recommence and enrich your clinical experience, R&T Img Clinicals are offering Tele/Rotations for all the medical students.
Students can connect via the Internet and gain the best of their knowledge from our well-experienced doctors.
Pros and Cons of Tele Rotations
No traveling cost
No Hotel stays
Fewer expenses
Utilize these expenses in programs that can benefit you for the match process. The only red flag would be the interviews. You miss the chance of interacting with other students and the entire interview procedure.
How are you different?
What specialties do you offer?
We offer the following specialties:
Internal medicine
Family medicine
Obstetrics & Gynecology
Pediatrics
Psychology
General Surgery
Neurology
Pathology
Psychiatry
What is the Application process?
Submit your required documents
Copies of your CV
Medical School Diploma
Picture or Passport ID
Rotation Deposit
