Fifth Pathway
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The fifth pathway is a method of obtaining a physician license to practice medicine in the United States. According to the American Medical Association, the fifth pathway is "an avenue by which students who have attended four years at a foreign medical school may complete their supervised clinical work at a U.S. medical school, become eligible for entry to U.S. residency training, and ultimately obtain a license to practice in the U.S." Unlike International medical graduates in the United States, participants in the Fifth Pathway are issued an M.D. by a domestic, U.S. medical college. The Fifth Pathaway program is being discontinued by the AMA as of June 30, 2009.[1]
References
- ↑ "AMA (Becoming an MD) The Fifth Pathway Program". Retrieved 2008-03-20.