Medical Tuesday.
University hospitals fill up to 30 percent of their own internal medicine residency slots with international medical graduates.
That is not a shortage response. That is a choice. The same academic centers that run American medical schools, collect tuition from American students, and set the national standards for training still staff nearly a third of their campus teams with graduates from foreign schools.
That's not just hypocritical, it is nothing short of betrayal by state funded institutions.
If American medical schools were producing enough qualified graduates, the universities that own those schools would fill their own residencies with them.
They do not.
The students who paid for the American degree and met the American requirements watch those slots go elsewhere. The institutions that trained them treat American applicants as optional for their own campuses.
That is not confidence in the system they built. That is a refusal to prioritize the graduates of the schools they run.
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