They also found that international medical graduates tended to spend a little more than U.S. medical school graduates on their patients but this difference was not statistically significant. Just because you were born in the U.S. and attended a U.S. medical school doesn't mean you are a worse doctor. Just because you are an immigrant and went to a foreign medical school doesn't mean that you are better. Such findings may be in part due to the fact that medical school and the medical profession are not level playing fields. (Legal, legal, legal.)

Source: Forbes February 04, 2017 17:26 UTC