1. Accreditation procedure:
The medical foreign student graduated must submit certified photocopy of the Medical degree, revalidated in the country by the National Assembly of Rectors or university authorized.
In the case of international scholarships is sufficient to submit the professional title with the corresponding consular legalization and authorization of the Colegio Medico del Peru (CMP).
There is no general application for national hospitals. All applications are processed between the university and hospital. Applicants apply through the university.
3. Differences in application procedure depending on country of origin:
The difference is on the number of seats given for residency and the cost is greater for foreign applicants.
4. Ratio between applicants and physicians who finally obtain a residency position:
50:1 in Lima (capital of Peru), 10:1 in Trujillo (other city of Peru) for example
5. Does everyone who passes the medical license examinations gain a residency position in a hospital?:
No, the residence is achieved by browsing competitive among all students.
6. Specialties in which it is most difficult to obtain a position:
Subspecialties on Surgery.
7. Is there a waiting list for medical graduates who want to begin a residency?:
No, exept when in the process of admission someone resigns
8. Countries, except this one, in which the medical residency title is recognized:
9. Requirements for international physicians to be able to work in this country after completing their specialization there:
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