Brooklyn USCE — Clinical Rotations
Brooklyn, New York · Observership
Always confirm details on the official institution page before applying. Requirements, fees, and deadlines can change.
About this program
Brooklyn USCE is a commercial third-party placement service for IMG clinical experiences. It is not a hospital or medical school — it arranges clinical rotations and observerships at partner community hospitals across multiple US states (New York, New Jersey, Michigan, Utah, Texas, California, Kentucky per their own marketing).
How it works: applicant pays Brooklyn USCE for placement; Brooklyn USCE coordinates with a partner hospital; applicant rotates at that hospital. Fees typically $1,500-3,500 depending on duration and specialty; housing assistance also offered separately.
Trade-off: convenience and pre-arranged placement vs. cost and dependency on the placement company. Quality of partner sites varies — verify independently by asking for specific hospital names, supervising physicians, and prior trainee references before paying.
Application contact: [email protected]. Decisions are rolling.
Note: We list legitimate commercial placement services that arrange real USCE at real US hospitals. We do not endorse — applicants should always confirm the specific partner site and supervising physician before paying.
WebFetch FAQ confirmed: Brooklyn USCE is a physician-owned private-clinic rotation placement service ('Our company is physician owned to help new physicians start their career'), placing IMGs at unaffiliated private clinics with ACGME-affiliated attendings. Not an institutional hospital program — caVerbatim from source page · audited 2026-05-25
Quick highlights
Strong points
- Verified direct sourceAudited URL — no platform middleman, no scraped data
- Multi-specialty (4+)Placement available across multiple clinical departments
- INTL physicians eligibleOpen to international medical graduates
- Rolling applicationsApply year-round, not tied to a single yearly window
Watch for
- Substantial program fee$1,500-3,500
Fees, duration & what it costs
What's included
- 4-8 weeks of structured clinical experience
- Placement in your chosen specialty across 4 departments
- Direct supervision by attending faculty
- Rounds, case discussions, and bedside teaching participation
How to apply
- Identify a faculty host or coordinator at the program.Many IMG observerships require a faculty sponsor BEFORE you can apply. Use the contact email in the sidebar.
- Submit your application packet directly to the program.Typical packet: CV, USMLE scores or ECFMG certificate, letter of intent, proof of funding, immunizations, and (for INTL) translated medical license.
- Pay any required application or program fee.Many programs charge a non-refundable application fee + per-rotation program fee. See the cost tile above for this program's specific amounts.
- Complete pre-arrival paperwork and visa coordination.Most IMG observerships do not sponsor educational visas — applicants travel on B-1/B-2 visitor status. Confirm before booking travel.
Available specialties
Eligibility requirements
MD/MBBS, USMLE Step 1 recommended, health clearance | Visa: B1/B2, J1
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