Canadian Students in Saba and prospectives in US work status

[wacky]

Hey,

I am seriously considering Saba Univ. however one of the main aspects that is holding me back is if once a student graduates from Saba after finishing clinical training, and once they finish residency in the United States, then as a Canadian Citizen would I be able to practice in the United States? Would there be any restrictions on me as a Canadian Citizen? would I be treated as a foreign graduate if I went to Saba and did my residency in the States? I would appreciate any feedback.

[McGillGrad]

Yes, Yes/No, and Yes

[wacky]

could you eleborate a bit more pls.

As well, does Saba help students attain visas?
Are certian residencies better to go into (say family practice) intially in order to get a visa for the US after res. is completed?

Thxs for all the help

[McGillGrad]

Saba has nothing to do with your US visa.

Family Practice, Pediatrics and IM are usually easier to get into for Caribbean grads.


Give me your email address and I will send you a PDF with everything you would ever want to know about a Canadian in the Caribbean, especially Saba. You can PM it to me if you like.

[gianefiasco]

Saba has nothing to do with your US visa.

Family Practice, Pediatrics and IM are usually easier to get into for Caribbean grads.


Give me your email address and I will send you a PDF with everything you would ever want to know about a Canadian in the Caribbean, especially Saba. You can PM it to me if you like.

I PM'd you. Id liek a look at that PDF.

[miasma]

i pm'd you as well.