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Foreign Medical Graduates Who Return Home After U.S. Residency Training: The Peruvian Case

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Gaviria, Moises; Wintrob, Ronald – Journal of Medical Education, 1975

This report is concerned with the psychosocial and professional stresses of adaptation experienced by a group of 21 Peruvian doctors who have returned home to practice. (Author)

Descriptors: Foreign Medical Graduates, Foreign Nationals, Higher Education, International Education

Latin American Medical Graduates: I. Determinants of the Decision to Remain in the United States.

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Gaviria, Moises; Wintrob, Ronald – Hispanic Journal of Behavioral Sciences, 1982

Fifty Peruvian physicians who decided to remain in the United States after postgraduate training disclose professional, economic and familial reasons for their decision. Fears of being unable to obtain a position that is professionally stimulating and that pays enough to support the family dominate the decision. (LC)

Descriptors: Economic Factors, Employment Opportunities, Family Influence, Foreign Medical Graduates