Introduction A residency application can contain excellent USMLE scores, strong letters of recommendation, meaningful clinical experience, and years of hard work. But none of those automatically tells a program director what kind of resident you may become. That is where the ERAS Experiences section becomes important. Instead of treating this section as another place to…

Introduction For an international medical graduate, applying for residency in the United States is not simply a matter of passing the USMLE and submitting an application. It is a process that brings together medical exams, credentialing, clinical exposure, research, professional documents, communication skills, and careful application planning. That is why many IMGs feel overwhelmed. They…