DOES ANYBODY KNOW ANY NEPALI STUDYING MEDCINE IN THIS COUNTRY

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LeJakub

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I NEED TO KNOW. NEED TO FORM A COALITION OF NEPALI MEDS.

uniscom

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you need to mention where are you studing medicine so that others can reply u

aarigato

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one of ma fren is studyin medicine in Ny.

LeJakub

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Newyork where? there are so many of them.

Sarkozy

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Studying ta thaha chhaina some of Nepali MBBS "dactors" came to USA failed USMLE and now working in Gas Station in Maryland. Ghanta handai chhan teti chahi thaha chha hai.

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I met one Nepali doctor working at a dhoti's restaurant! That was hilarious man! Hahahahhahahhahhahahahhahah

doctorbee

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What you are trying to do seems kind of ambiguous. However, I would maybe start with an organization that is already there and then have a program within the orgnization--http://www.anmf.net/ shows America Nepal Medical Foundation. This could be helpful instead of starting a new wheel and distributing the resources and people.

Just a thought.

caseyindc

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there's one at Yale

rai

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http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=10940156374

rai

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http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=10940156374

kaynish1

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There is a great cardiologist in Lancaster, California.

Sarkozy

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here is a great sexologist in Alkapuri, Massachusetts

No1.Pakhe

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is monica poudyal ar Colorado a nepali, i saw her interview in a Program,is she indian or a NEpali.

mahabish

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Is there anyobdy visiting to nepal?

syd_acid

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Monica looks like an indian to me. I was watching that show on sunday afternoon too.

बैरागिकाइलो

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We are motivated by monetary & a career
success and some other reasons. Some of you may disagree on my saying and
you may argue your way. Very few students went back who were motivated by many reasons;
some of them may be making good money than USA. If you are in Student visa, J
visa holder are you going back home after your OPT? Most of us will not. Do you
think the county only needs tech person? And MBBS must stay home and
serve?

So, why we are picking up on those MBBS who are working as GAS
attendant or cashier? Like us, they could not make money, could not find
a way to be corrupt, and did not like to be corrupted. They moved for better
living and doing what they could do just like you and I.

Let’s say, Welcome aboard to Land of Oppertunity, let’s enjoy the living of USA.

nepali_nepali

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Phock you very much Sarkozy and casino. Your attitude shows your upbringing. I pity you guys!!

LeJaKub, try to be more specific with your question. Did u mean studying medicine as attending a medical school or into a residency training. From your question it implies attending a medical school.

But if you meant residency training then visit the above facebook link and you may get your answer.

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pshrestha78

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Dr. Monica is born Nepali and her parents are full Nepali too. She's a great person and lived here almost all her life.

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goosfraba

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I see a few threads regarding this.

Firstly almost nobody fails in the first 2 steps in the USMLE.A few people do fail the step2 CS examination,and this exam can be reattempted almost immediately.And a doctor working at a restaurant may sound hilarious,but they need to support themselves for about 6 months to 1 year,and they are here with a B1/B2 visa,so they can't work legally.Also once he gets into residency and finishes it and starts practise,the dude will be the one laughing-all the way to the bank that is.

It takes a couple of years of struggle,but once they get in,they will be the ones set in life.Also if a few absolutely can't get into residency,there are a lot of places they can work at and earn a very good salary.Not everyone has to be in the US.

We should be encouraging to our people that are trying to do something with their lives.My 2 cents.

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