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In the 19th episode of MetaCast, Dr. Rhanderson Cardoso welcomes two outstanding IMGs from India: Dr. Mangesh Kritya, currently a research fellow at Houston Methodist, and Dr. Mir Wajid, a junior resident at VMMC and Safdarjung Hospital. Just one year after graduating medical school, both are presenting their research at the American College of Cardiology (ACC) — one of the most prestigious cardiology conferences in the world.

From their early steps in research to building international opportunities, Mangesh and Wajid share a journey defined by courage, discipline, and strategic choices.Take a dive deep into how research helped them build credibility, secure visas, gain mentorship, and apply for U.S. residency programs.

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In the 18th episode of MetaCast, Dr. Rhanderson Cardoso chats with Dr. Ronaldo Correa, a Brazilian physician who completed his residency at the prestigious UPMC and now practices as a hospitalist (nocturnist) at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston.

Together, they dive deep into the day-to-day (and night-to-night) realities of a hospitalist role, discussing topics like the flexible 7-on/7-off schedule, salary ranges, and the unique pros and cons. Dr. Correa also reveals how he successfully navigated immigration pathways, research opportunities, and post-graduate programs to build a robust CV, especially when aiming for competitive fellowships down the line.

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In the episode #17 of MetaCast, we welcome Dr. Javed Sheikh, a radiology fellow at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston. Originally from Mumbai, India, Dr. Sheikh completed his medical training and radiology residency before embarking on the Alternative Pathway to practice in the U.S. His journey is a testament to perseverance, adaptability, and strategic career planning, as he successfully navigated fellowships and secured competitive training opportunities in one of the most prestigious medical institutions in the world.

We dive deep into the Alternative Pathway, a unique route that allows internationally trained radiologists to work in the U.S. without repeating residency. Dr. Sheikh explains how this pathway works, the requirements and challenges, and the differences between ACGME and non-ACGME fellowships. We also discuss the demand for radiologists in the U.S., how IMGs can increase their chances of acceptance, and practical strategies for building a successful medical career abroad.