AMIQT offers high quality US clinical rotations for international medical students and graduates
12/18/2025
🧠 Virtual Neurology Rotation with AMIQT 💻🩺
Enhance your clinical knowledge in Neurology through AMIQT’s Virtual Neurology Rotation, designed for medical students and graduates seeking focused, high-quality training from anywhere in the world.
🔹 Case-based neurology learning
🔹 Exposure to stroke, epilepsy, neurodegenerative disorders & more
🔹 Live discussions with experienced neurologists
🔹 Certificate upon completion
📩 Apply now or DM us for details
🌍 Learn globally. Train virtually. Advance confidently.
12/17/2025
6 Reasons Why Virtual Rotations Are Beneficial for IMG’s 🌎🩺
1. No travel or visa stress
2. Lower cost
3. Flexible schedule
4. Strong academic exposure
5. Realtime patient exposure
6. Earn your LOR
12/12/2025
✨ AMIQT Invites You! ✨
Take the next step in your medical career with a U.S. clinical rotation.
👨⚕️ Gain valuable U.S. clinical experience
📝 Earn strong Letters of Recommendation (LORs)
📚 Publish case studies
🎤 Present Grand Rounds presentations
🏅 Receive a Certificate of Completion
Your path to stronger residency applications starts here.
👉 Apply now and elevate your medical journey!
12/05/2025
🧠 Neurology Rotation Highlight
Our Neurology Rotation includes hands-on inpatient rounds at the Alexandria Rehabilitation Center Stroke Unit.
Join the recovery and medical team serving stroke patients across the DMV area. Your clinical experience can make a real impact.
Today we’re especially grateful for our preceptors, IMG's, medical students, and medical schools who make everything we do possible.
Thank you for trusting us, supporting us, and growing with us.
Wishing you a warm, joyful, and restful holiday! 🦃🍁
11/24/2025
Boost your clinical readiness with hands-on U.S. experience—learn EMR workflows, documentation, patient encounters, and more.
Train like you practice. 🩺💻
11/23/2025
Brachial Plexus Disorders Explained | Anatomy, Injuries, Compression, Inflammation & Case Study by: Dr. Lukacs Lesinszki
The brachial plexus is a complex network of nerves that controls movement and sensation in the shoulder, arm, and hand. Disorders of the brachial plexus can cause weakness, numbness, pain, or even paralysis of the upper limb. In this video, I explain the anatomy, classification, and major causes of brachial plexus disorders, and present a real-life case study that illustrates how theory connects to clinical practice.
Calling all IMGs, PAs, NPs, and Medical Students—chasing the U.S. dream—externships, electives, and clerkships are your doorway to success.
Your journey starts now. For more info contact info@amiqt.com
🩺 Apply today for US Clinical Rotations!
11/20/2025
🌟 Exciting Clinical Opportunity 🌟
I’m thrilled to share details about an exceptional clinical rotation experience:
🏥 Preceptor Affiliation: Inova Fairfax Hospital & Reston Hospital Center
🏥 Additional Setting: Private practice environment, Birth Center
📅 Duration: 4 weeks, 4 days per week
📝 Benefit: Personalized Letter of Recommendation on official clinic letterhead
🔍 Hands-On Clinical Experience Includes:
• Interviewing patients and conducting comprehensive physical exams
• Assisting with key procedures such as pelvic exams, Pap smears, and colposcopy
• Gaining meaningful exposure to patient care in both hospital and outpatient settings
This rotation offers an outstanding opportunity for learners seeking robust clinical training, mentorship, and professional growth.
11/15/2025
🌟 Want to be part of something bigger?
We’re building a dynamic media library of high-impact case presentations, and we want YOU on the team.
If you love teaching, learning, and sharing real-world expertise—
👉 Join us and contribute to the growing collection!
Check out Dr. Ana Maria Jimenez informative presentation on What to do when an Asymptomatic patient has MRI evidence of demyelination?
This is a brief review about the definition of demyelinating lesions in the white matter of the brain and/or spinal cord and the correct evaluation, monitori...
11/14/2025
🧠 Palliative Care and Advanced-Stage MS — Insights from Dr. Khalili
Honored to share highlights from “Palliative Care and Advanced-Stage Multiple Sclerosis,” presented by Dr. Radmanesh Khalili — a thought-provoking discussion on the vital role of compassionate, multidisciplinary care in late-stage MS.
Dr. Khalili emphasized that palliative care is not about giving up — it’s about enhancing comfort, dignity, and quality of life for patients and families navigating the most challenging stages of MS.
Hope for Parkinson’s explores the most promising frontiers in Parkinson’s disease treatment — highlighting a global shift from simply managing symptoms to pursuing true disease modification and neurorestoration.
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At the end of 2012, president of AMIQT, Dr. Bernad and his colleagues began welcoming International Medical Students for month long Clinical Rotations & Externships in the Washington DC Metropolitan area. This Externship program is a non-degree program specifically designed to benefit International Medical Students seeking US clinical experience. The clinical experience offered by AMIQT is designed to allow medical students attending schools outside the United States to work in various specialties in the Washington, DC area, and to gain experience in the U.S. medical system. If you are interested in multiple specialties, we can accommodate you. Students are given the opportunity to live and work in metropolitan Washington DC while working with first class doctors at George Washington University and Bridgepoint Capitol Hill Hospitals.
This program is beneficial for medical students applying to residency programs in the United States, providing adequate clinical experience and an overview of the US health care system. Externs carry the same responsibility as first year residents in that they are provided with hands on experience.
Dr. Peter Bernad, and his colleagues participating with AMIQT are board-certified in their specialties in practice in the Washington, DC area for many years. They welcome students to participate in month-long rotations and observerships with him and highly qualified colleagues. If students are interested in multiple specialties, AMIQT can accommodate them.
Student rotations typically last four weeks, longer rotations can be accommodated, as can more than one specialty. In a typical rotation in Dr. Bernad’s Neurology private practice, for instance, students gain clinical experience in the offices of Neurology Servcies, Inc. . They learn to take histories, assess and diagnose patients, learn about a wide range of neurological diseases and disorders through assisting with and observing patients. The students begin in the clinic each morning and make hospital visits in the afternoon, shadowing Dr. Bernad on hospital rounds after they finish in the clinic. Each student is also required to research and give a presentation on a topic of their choosing.
Through this experience, the students gain an intensive introduction to the field of neurology. The neurology rotation offered through Dr. Bernad is a solid learning experience for the students and a valuable opportunity that allows them to enrich their medical training.
