Feb 7, 2026 Hello, I wanted to follow up and personally invite you to connect with me directly. I would truly love the opportunity to speak with each of you one on one, learn more about your background and goals, and answer questions you may have. You can schedule a time that works best for … Read more
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
Hi Dr Hsieh! I feel so much lucky that I joined the right platform !! My voice should be heard ! I am an old IMG, but I was not old when I came to the United States. I completed my hospital training in Pakistan in 2015 and came to the U.S. right after graduation with … Read more
It’s one thing to talk about change. It’s another to prove it. WeAreDocs has already helped more than 50 International Medical Graduates begin working in U.S. healthcare settings. What these doctors have in common They: Today, they’re working in clinical practice settings across the country. How it happens Through: WeAreDocs builds bridges between doctors and … Read more
The U.S. healthcare system is running out of doctors, and patients are paying the price. Long wait times, closed clinics, and overwhelmed practices are all symptoms of a growing physician shortage. What’s driving the shortage? Several forces are colliding: The shortage is especially severe in: Where IMGs fit in International Medical Graduates are one of … Read more
International Medical Graduates are already working in U.S. clinical practices, but not through the routes most people expect. Instead of going through traditional residency, many IMGs are hired through employer-sponsored licensure pathways created to address the physician shortage. Why hospitals are turning to IMGs Healthcare systems are under extreme pressure to fill physician roles. Patient … Read more
This is one of the most searched questions by international doctors, and the answer is yes. If you completed medical school or residency abroad and now live in the U.S., you may qualify to practice medicine without repeating residency. What matters most Most pathways look at: You don’t need to be a recent graduate. Many … Read more
If you’re an International Medical Graduate (IMG) living in the United States, you’ve probably been told one thing over and over again: You must repeat U.S. residency to practice medicine here. That isn’t always true. Alternative licensure has opened real, legal pathways for qualified international doctors to begin working in U.S. healthcare, and thousands of … Read more