Newsletter: Match Week Is Over — What Comes Next
Match Week is over. Here is how IMGs who did not match can still reach practice through alternate licensure.
Match Week is over. Here is how IMGs who did not match can still reach practice through alternate licensure.
If you did not match, alternate licensure pathways may still let you practice medicine under supervision without a U.S. residency.
Post-acute care leads, Washington’s SB 5185 passes, and new programs are in development for IMGs.
Why the alternate licensure pathway grows only through shared effort, and how you can bring in colleagues and employers.
How WeAreDocs and a national placement agency began placing IMGs without residency into outpatient primary care roles.
Feb 6, 2026 Hello, My name is Sam Hsieh. I am a general surgeon and have served as a Chief Medical Officer in Eastern Washington for the past 13 years. I am also an International Medical Graduate, and I have been an active advocate for IMGs throughout my career. I want to start by saying … Read more
One international medical graduate shares the road from training abroad to the U.S., and what the right platform meant along the way.
WeAreDocs has helped IMGs begin working in U.S. healthcare settings. See what these doctors have in common and how it happens.
Long waits, closed clinics and overwhelmed practices: what is driving the U.S. physician shortage and where international medical graduates fit in.
Many IMGs are hired through employer-sponsored licensure pathways, not traditional residency. See why hospitals are turning to international doctors.