Мр Геек
Публикувано на: Вто Авг 14, 2007 8:19 am
Предавам се ....яавно сам се заблудил жестоко със кубинските доктори...не знам защо но ´бях 10000% сигурен´ че техните дипломи се зачитат в канада без приравняваниа,днес се поразтарсих из нета .......НЕ НАМЕРИХ потвраждение на думите ми.. 
било за Бразиля и много други латино даржави .... не за Канада...SORRY s dvoino RR.и мерси за поддаржането на добрият тон.... 
....намерих ниакои интересни изказваниа ...ето американци дето са учили медицина в КУБА
I've learned that medicine is not a business, it's social, it's humane," said Toussaint Reynolds, a graduate from Massapequa, New York. "I will be a better doctor in the United States for it."
U.S. authorities have suggested that it is unclear whether Americans who receive Cuban medical training can meet licensing requirements in the United States. The graduates will have to pass two exams to apply for residency at American hospitals, then eventually pass a third.
But the U.S. transfer student who graduated from the Cuban school recently began his residency at a New York City hospital. His experience gave hope to Tuesday's graduating class.
"Do I think there will be prejudices against us when we go back to the States and are looking for residences? Yes, it's inevitable," said Kenya Bingham, from Alameda, Calif. "I think there will be just due to the simple fact that there are political differences between the two countries."
The students held a news conference with the Rev. Lucius Walker, leader of the U.S. non-profit Pastors for Peace. He has worked closely with the graduates. He said about 100 other Americans are currently enrolled at the Latin American School, and another 18 are starting next month.
Michael Moore's hit documentary Sicko praised Cuba's universal health care system, featuring scenes where the filmmaker brought ailing Sept. 11 rescue workers to the island for treatment.
било за Бразиля и много други латино даржави .... не за Канада...SORRY s dvoino RR.и мерси за поддаржането на добрият тон.... ....намерих ниакои интересни изказваниа ...ето американци дето са учили медицина в КУБАI've learned that medicine is not a business, it's social, it's humane," said Toussaint Reynolds, a graduate from Massapequa, New York. "I will be a better doctor in the United States for it."
U.S. authorities have suggested that it is unclear whether Americans who receive Cuban medical training can meet licensing requirements in the United States. The graduates will have to pass two exams to apply for residency at American hospitals, then eventually pass a third.
But the U.S. transfer student who graduated from the Cuban school recently began his residency at a New York City hospital. His experience gave hope to Tuesday's graduating class.
"Do I think there will be prejudices against us when we go back to the States and are looking for residences? Yes, it's inevitable," said Kenya Bingham, from Alameda, Calif. "I think there will be just due to the simple fact that there are political differences between the two countries."
The students held a news conference with the Rev. Lucius Walker, leader of the U.S. non-profit Pastors for Peace. He has worked closely with the graduates. He said about 100 other Americans are currently enrolled at the Latin American School, and another 18 are starting next month.
Michael Moore's hit documentary Sicko praised Cuba's universal health care system, featuring scenes where the filmmaker brought ailing Sept. 11 rescue workers to the island for treatment.
