USMLE: Clinical Rotations (USCE) Masterclass

[@manikmadaan]

Thanks for Watching 😎🤘 ! Don't forget to like, subscribe and comment if this video helped. If you have any questions, let me know in the comments.

[@drvimal007]

Hi , really useful video. Thanks. I need your help, I am old graduate (2010), completed MD (emergency medicine-2017) from India. Just going to attempt step 1 late this year. What kind of usce would be suitable for me to get matched into EM? Is my experience here useful?

[@dr.dipendrakandel]

Thank you brother for your awesome video and other videos you provided us. You are a great source of inspiration. Till now from your video I came to this conclusion. I am an IMG student. Going to graduate on 15 July 2021. I know it's a bit late to apply for STEP-1 which I should have done after 2nd year but still, it's never too late. So I am going to apply STEP-1 and STEP-2 CK in 2022 and take OET( if it is still mandatory) too. I will take an externship and observership in the US also do some researches if I get the chance and finally take STEP-3. Please correct me if I am going wrong. So brother can you help us undergraduate or graduate students to know how to prepare a timeline for USMLE or make some videos of how much time will take to go through all this process. It would be a great help. Thanks. Waiting for the video brother. Keep it up again you are a great source of inspiration.

[@kantashkumar1395]

Have you got any rotation uptill now , if yes can you please tell me , still they have space there?

[@dr-sen2000]

sir when is the best time to do clinical rotations ? i am in second year .. my step 1 is on nov 2022 thal will be pass and fail

[@yashasms6913]

Hey Manik. ...great video...when did you apply for clinical rotations and if it was during your internship india. How do you manage both? Since we have 365 day clock on internship

[@rajnim9199]

This channel is a blessing for Indian medical students preparing for usmle..thank u for your efforts 👍

[@reemtiiessam2273]

And non-indians too! Amazing and informative content

[@drsalo81708]

Also for pakistani students

[@alfredosamir2869]

Un less for those who are not indian. we have difficulty with your english 😅

[@rajj1491]

Cannot thank you enough for this , Manik ! I think of a lot of indian medicos like me would be more than willing to pay you a decent amount of money for a mentorship program if you were to start one . Great work mate !

[@aqsashahid1291]

This video is of great help! Putting all of the small details that mostly people don't mention but are significant in order to narrow down options for USCE. Thank you so much Manik for making this video!!

[@aaruneekrishna1775]

You explained each & every detail with such proficiency and finesse. Thank you 🙏🌸

[@parausdamani8382]

This man is a goddddd, I really do wonder where he will match in the US, what kind of program, with his stats. He definitely deserves a good program

[@FacundoMD]

ER doc here ! Wish you all the best !

[@manikmadaan]

Thank you. You too 😃

[@majhaillife3280]

Hi sir!! Is it possible for IMG to get ER residency

[@FacundoMD]

@@majhaillife3280 I have seen that yes ! I know IMG's you are plastic surgery, radiology, anything. Mya take longer time, more research, rotations, etc.

[@ammarn3738]

One of the best videos about electives

[@anonymouslyme8696]

Do a detailed video on step by step teaching what is usmle ,all the steps and how to prepare as an indian mbbs student! Keep up the great work

[@deepmahant]

Hello, I really appreciate on how you're helping others on the same journey. Thank you for taking efforts for others to have a better view while we head up. Moreover, could you please share your views about students who graduated and do their USCE after graduation. More details, on how should they approach and what will de the defining factor for THE MATCH. THANKING YOU.

[@madinaradjabova1668]

It helped a lot! Huge thanks for clarifying, I finally get what USCE about, u connected all of the small pices of information that I know together 🤩👌

[@drsalo81708]

Your energy ❤❤❤ love from Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@janhavimadankar7813]

Can you please make a video on USMLE time line? Like when to give the exam so that you can align with the matching day and residency? 🙂🙏

[@manikmadaan]

sure

[@ananya_das16]

yes please

[@muhammadasim-ju1nt]

Thank you manik for making so many good vedios for those who are going to persue usmle's...✌✌

[@cookiemonsterrr5116]

Aaahhh USCE.. The bane of my existence.. The only reason I feel like giving up on my American dream 😩 seems so intimidating to me

[@manikmadaan]

Don't worry. It's a part of the process. Have fun doing it

[@Kartik-ij2vy]

American dream was dead long back ,focus on being a competent doctor and earn from it

[@arpanpatel30]

true

[@akkshayasuresh9637]

Hey! I’m going through the same emotions trying to find USCE. BTW, since it’s been five months😅, did you manage to find any USCE?

[@krsnramsumair3500]

Well done! you are on your way to becoming very successful my man

[@lailametwaly2040]

You are very generous in information. God bless you ❤ you deserve the best 🙏🙏

[@atharvkelkar1864]

Bro you are amazing, actually an inspiration for a lot of USMLE aspirants like me.....I just wanted to request you if you could make a video on interview of Neurological Surgery resident...That would be very helpful for many aspirants looking for that programme like me...Thank you..

[@amithajampana146]

Thankyou so much Dr.Manik .....very very useful information 🙌😇 tqqq

[@sleepyhead2784]

thank you soooooo much! i didn't know abt the sub internships, or the residency explorer, nor about the Mayo clinic or cleaveland's amazing offers... You provided such a brief yet detailed guidance, it was really helpful

[@lara9127]

Please can you make a video on how to apply for clinical electives in USA.

[@hazybrunette2598]

Hi Manik, I had a question. Nowadays, most of the electives are applied through VSLO but my institution isn't currently participating in the VSLO global network. Some institutes offering non-VSLO electives are high end like Harvard, Yale but I don't think they'll help me much in steering the path for my residency. I'm really confused that maybe I should apply for observership later. Any thoughts or advice on this?

[@notonfire7318]

Hi Manik i had a question When do you go for clinical electives in the USA? Is it during the home residency internship? Also will the introduction of next pg have any impact on the ability of mbbs students to go for 4 month long usce

[@ishakohli5567]

Hey Manik, I have a small request :) Can you also make a video about free US clinical experience ?That would be extremely helpful :) Thanks

[@user-zn1qm9gq8d]

Great video! Make one for research please specially if you want to work on research by staying in your country.

[@oluwoletoyin2191]

Great and detailed relevant information shared on the different clinical rotations in USA suitable for matching required for getting residency opportunity

[@dr.sofiam]

Hello doctor. I loved your video, thansk a lot from Colombia. You explained everything.

[@Dr.MageppaMandi]

Hello sir!... Your videos are awesome👍 and very much helpful 🥳. Sir, can you please give an example of how to write an email to the programs regarding USCE??? Can you please tell what all should we mention in that???

[@manikmadaan]

So say Hi ,Mention who you are, where are you from, your cv and tell them you are Very interested in doing a rotation in their university. Then ask them if they have any rotation available in say internal medicine.

[@Dr.MageppaMandi]

@@manikmadaan Thank you❤ for your reply sir☺.

[@navyajiyaa5027]

I had a major concern regarding the timeline and when exactly during the course of MBBS I can go for electives. According to your video, the USCE is for a duration of 3 months, and electives have to be completed before graduating from med school. Also, we should have USCE from at least 3 different places. That adds up to 9 months give or take. We hardly get any holidays from our med school and even when we do, they are in between proffs, which is one week maximum. How can I go for electives? It would be great if you'd answer this question and let me know how you got leave from your college to be able to do electives in the USA.

[@tanvipanda2148]

+1

[@ananyashukla5280]

Same

[@cupcakee22]

You can extent internship period, by stating the reason to Dean, if they approve, during that extension period you can go for usce. So that technically comes before graduation..

[@navyajiyaa5027]

@@cupcakee22 oh alright, thank you so much. Are you a medical student too?

[@cupcakee22]

@@navyajiyaa5027 you're welcome. And yes, I'm a fellow usmle aspirant too, currently pre final year student. Hoping to give step 1 during initial period of internship(2023 sept) and usce after that.. keeping fingers crossed 😬 How about you?

[@utsowsaha2874]

Thanks a lot man. We just made life a little easier. Hoping for more in detail videos

[@anjalinetragaonkar3738]

You are doing a great job! I keep following your work! Keep making more videos:)

[@MDPowerhouse]

This video has soooo much useful information! Excellent video!

[@angelaharding1663]

Thanks so much for the explanations! Your videos are awesome and helpful. Keep them coming please. Blessings to you.

[@unknownchannel3141]

You sir, are a blessing

[@nikhatparveen2099]

Thank you for this video. This was much required. Can you make videos about deadline for application for match and match month. I mean an elaboration of usmle in terms of dates and deadline. I recently got to know I won't be able to apply this year and by application of next year I can sit for match in 2023. So need a thorough knowledge about requirements, processes and procedures and deadlines. Also can you please share, if you don't mind, your schedule study plan for step1. I'm going very slow. Need some good guidance. I'd be very thankful to you.

[@sharon6248]

Clear cut video on electives😍. Have you faced any difficulty in the financial aspect in this usmle journey?

[@manikmadaan]

Not really, however I do feel it's a bit expensive coming from india 😅.

[@moseebalihashim3433]

This video is a blessing

[@lavanyakrishnareddy4849]

This is like the best video. So informative. Good luck to you!💥🔥

[@naveenaparvathy5850]

Hi manik! Your channel is amazing and inspiring.Thanks a lot for your efforts.

[@sehnoorsingh1149]

When should we exactly enroll in usce? During med school or before internship or after internship???? Please tell

[@Dr.RaxitAsodariya]

Thank you Manik❤️ Your video help me a lot🙏

[@sinemovunc3197]

Such an amazing video! Thank you very much for all the detailed information!

[@diegomoreno5076]

Amazing video! Thank you Zen!

[@CaptainPaul677]

Damn bro u r my inspiration I am prep for neet 2024

[@ahmedez9137]

Thank you man for enlightening the way for us Keep up guiding us Thanks alot

[@srinivasachakradharearni6328]

Thank u very much Manik madan

[@ismatbabiker3553]

Thank you Dr. Madaan for the informative video. I want to apply for the upcoming match do you have any advice regarding resources for writing LOR and personal statment, what platform to use in order to edit the personal statment. And do you have any advice in general. Thank you in advance.

[@agnes9451]

When are you planning to go for rotations? Just wanted to know the timeline for this year's match..thanks in advance!

[@manikmadaan]

In May. I will make a video on timeline

[@jayzanwar1577]

@@manikmadaan please try to shoot vlogs or videos when you're there, your channel is one of the most approachable ones out there for USMLE aspirants, love the work you're doing, thanks!

[@janhavimadankar7813]

@@manikmadaan yess please🙏

[@adityapanchal3183]

This was very helpful ❤

[@rakeshkumarsingh62]

I appreciate your effort, i guess one point is missed and appreciate if you add. When is the right time for rotationship in USA for Indian students

[@rajvishah5250]

Hey Manik! Thank you for you amazing videos. Helping us our way out! How long is the process for you to apply and get the electives started? If I do that mid of my internship, do I stand the chance to get electives? Also could you please make a timeline for USMLE video ? Might be very insightful.

[@sagarsinghrahar1320]

Thank you so much for information. U are the best . Thank you!

[@CosmicPhoenix09]

Thank you for making this manik!

[@Dr.NikhilKutheala]

Most of them are vis AAMC/VSLO , very few universities are accepting nonVSLO students

[@AlAmin-by1zp]

you are relly genious ,,,,,thanks a lot

[@isheetagupta1997]

Hi manik! This video was great! I wanted to know more about externship as i am a graduate. Do you have a link that tells me some of the hospitals that offer externships for graduates??

[@shalujha5837]

Very important information, well done manik🤗

[@mridulikaa]

love your channel, thank you so much for all the help, i get so confused with these things! could you please share a bit about peer reviewed publications and what the procedure for those is?

[@simranspal7438]

Thank you so much manik sir.

[@aparnabiswas5921]

Wow....lov ur vidios.....all are so so helpful😍😍

[@suptidevnath373]

Hi, that was really great, thank you so much for making such informative video. My question is Does Mayo clinic or Cleveland clinic accept international medical graduates for observership or externship?

[@abhishekyadav-yj6ig]

Great video sir you are really providing us with the first hand experience !!! ...but with the onset of pass /fail in Step 1 what are changes in criterias that we would get the USCE oppurtunities ....also if the pressure falls on STEP 2 marks whats your view in the timeline change of actually going for the USCE's ....before or after STEP 2 , sorry for my bland writting abilities.

[@manikmadaan]

I think all you would need then is a step 1 pass result

[@assyledKING]

Hello Manik! I am preparing for psychiatry match and would be grateful to know where did you do your USCE? I watched a video of you at Jackson Park Hospital can you please tell me which were the other ones? BTW I am grateful for the efforts you put on for other USMLE aspirants. Thanks man!

[@mohamedsalheldinkhattab8135]

thank you for the informative videos. we really appreciate it, are clinical rotations flexible, like for example can be done in a the summer?

[@melitadalmeida6399]

Hi Manik. Do you require TOEFL score to get a rotation or is STEP 1 enough?

[@komaldiptianandmaisuriya4301]

Thank you so much really your videos are so helpful always

[@Hamza-bhatti]

Brother! Do make a video about "How an IMG can get into neurosurgery in US?"

[@elifbeyzatama6399]

Thank you for your very beneficial video we have learn so many things in here.but I want to ask something about how can apply in elective especially while Corona pandemic going on.if you share something about that i will be happy.have a nice day

[@sumondutta5159]

Very good and honest suggestion 😊

[@bamaramesh8997]

Excellent so much clarity are you still in medschool...

[@muhammadusmanjaved1135]

Thanks a lot your videos are so helpful ❤️❤️❤️

[@subanyabiswas412]

Hi! Can you please mention points that should be mentioned in one's CV to make it attractive for landing a rotation? Do ICMR STS publications really add anything to the CV for USMLE?

[@ShaikDastageerFaizurRahman]

Hi manik, I have a doubt, did you do your clerkship after you were done with step 2 or did you do before it ? And do you know something about couple match?

[@themedicaljourneyofdiana2823]

Thank you sooo much ! its veeery helpfull!!!

[@yanshika2270]

Hey! first of all thankyou so so much for such a good video but i have so many doubts can you please reply! 1. Can I go for clinical rotations if I qualify step 1 after my 2nd year of mbbs? 2. How can I get free clinical rotations (I saw it on youtube but that was not clear to me) 3. Now we have to give next 1 and next to instead of neet pg in india and instead of final exams there will be next 1 which is necessary for internship in india soo do i have to clear next 1 to go to usa ? 4. After I will be matched in usa then I will get residency right? And within that period of work I will get green card?

[@a.binternatinalcorporation326]

Very nice informations. 🙏🏻

[@ajayajitpalsingh1344]

great video man!!!🔥

[@shaikwahidasulthana2458]

Great video, If I want to do elective in 2024 . When should I have to start applying for elective?

[@enriqueparedes6192]

Great job my friend. excuse me could you explain what is the difference between IM preliminary track and IM categorical track? thanks in advance

[@manikmadaan]

Preliminary means pgy 1 only. You have to apply for the match again for pgy2 and 3. Categorical means pgy1,2,3.

[@tanveenkaurgill4155]

Thankyou for the information! Could you please through some light on how to find externships hands on ?

[@putin9380]

Thanks manik bro

[@Ash-hz1eh]

Thanks for the video! If we do step 1 in February after it's P/F will it affect our chance of getting an elective?

[@manikmadaan]

No

[@istevankhazmi9485]

Thank you so much ❤️

[@aadarshnetha5160]

Do the electives that require step 1 score accept candidates only with high scores or is it just a requirement? Also how will this process work after step 1 becomes pass/fail?

[@manikmadaan]

It's just a requirement

[@abinandnarayan1734]

Amazing video! As a graduate, I would need to do an Observership rather than an Elective. Would that significantly affect my chances of matching, or can I expect a decent chance with just an observership?

[@Dr.AbhimanyuKumar]

Make a video on research electives

[@vikranttalyan4672]

Pls make vlog when u go for your electives

[@manikmadaan]

I absolutely will

[@Dr.RaxitAsodariya]

Yes We are eagerly waiting...

[@bhadrikveera261]

Thank you a lot for the detailed information provided. Still I am confused to do the process personally or to approach a consultant.

[@manikmadaan]

Do it personally

[@bhadrikveera261]

Yes, now we are doing it personally. Also if we get guidance on selecting Universities /Hospitals (confirm selection) it will be a great help. My son Chirag's wants to Persue for Internal medicine program.

[@parjanyabhatt987]

Hello, Sir. Recently, I started watching ur videos which prove to be a great help to start n a guide for my MLE journey. Can u plz let us know abt statpearls and research. How to proceed for research?

[@kookie-rd6pe]

I got 70 percentage in the 12th class.... does it cause any issues while doing pg in medicine (usmle, plab).....plz reply me plz ........

[@bbgggg123]

what kind of doctor do you wanna be? love ur videos btw

[@manikmadaan]

Neuro-psych is my residency of choice and thanks 😊

[@ammlanmishra]

U r awesome. God bless you 😊

[@shaikwahidasulthana2458]

Great video…. How many days before our desired date we need to do this process??

[@drkay6119]

Sir..i am a beginner in usmle journey..but i liked the idea of giving step 2 first then step 1 ..n applying for electives..any suggestions ?

[@manikmadaan]

Give step 1 before step 2 as a lot of step 1 shows up on step 2

[@Doc-al]

Hello! your information about USCE is on point but It would be so thoughtful of you if you could please explain more about sub-internships( eligibilty criteria, cost, which hospitals accept imgs etc.)

[@manikmadaan]

Sure !

[@Doc-al]

@@manikmadaan waiting eagerly! 😇

[@abhaydhairm51]

Bhaiya how did u get ur research pubmed cited? Have u done ur research from india or US ? Please make a video on how to get good research project and how to get it published.? Best of luck

[@manikmadaan]

I did it from india via a site called statpearls.

[@rahulsarkar2313]

@@manikmadaan can this be done independently by ourselves?

[@danatalal9140]

Do you have any reccomendations for electives that dont require step 1 scores?

[@trikiwi7704]

Can you please make a video on the best CV for rotations, how to make it...

[@dearhappiness3107]

Love this❤❤❤❤

[@aadhyareddy]

This is great! One question, are you a med student or graduate?

[@manikmadaan]

at the moment i have not received my degree. Our university is taking its time and the date of graduation according to ecfmg is the date on the degree(day of printing). That's why i am stuck between being a undergrad and grad.

[@annauy6577]

First of all, thank you for a great video! It was very informative. I just have a question, do you have any suggestions for USCE for those who are US-IMGs (IMGs who have GC or are US citizens)? Can working as a medical assistant count as a USCE?

[@manikmadaan]

I will look into this !