RPA-Subscribers Only Content: Questions about the United States Medical Licensing Examination
Residency Program Insider, June 23, 2017
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After enrolling in medical school, future physicians in the United States undergo multiple examinations before they are allowed to independently practice medicine. These examinations and processes involve medical licensing examinations, medical residency selection processes, in-training examinations (ITE) during residency, and medical specialty board certification examinations after residency. Read more.
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