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Two unmatched-doctor advocacy groups are tied to anti-immigrant organizations

Two unmatched-doctor advocacy groups are tied to anti-immigrant organizations In their last year of medical school, fourth-year students get matched to a hospital where they will serve their residency. The annual rite of passage is called the National Resident Matching Program. To the students, it s simply the Match. Except not every medical student is successful. While tens of thousands do land a residency slot every year, thousands others don t. Those unmatched students are usually left scrambling to figure out their next steps, since newly graduated doctors who don t complete a residency program cannot receive their license to practice medicine. At first glance, two new advocacy groups, Doctors Without Jobs and Unmatched and Unemployed Doctors of America, seem to be championing their cause, helping them find residency slots and lobbying Congress to create more medical residency positions. The groups also recently organized a protest in Washington, D.C., to draw attention to

Groups Helping Med Students Tied to Anti-Immigrant Outfit

Groups Helping Med Students Tied to Anti-Immigrant Outfit Kaiser Health News By Victoria Knight | KHN In their last year of medical school, fourth-year students get matched to a hospital where they will serve their residency. The annual rite of passage is called the National Resident Matching Program. To the students, it’s simply the Match. Except not every medical student is successful. While tens of thousands do land a residency slot every year, thousands others don’t. Those “unmatched” students are usually left scrambling to figure out their next steps, since newly graduated doctors who don’t complete a residency program cannot receive their license to practice medicine.

San Diego County proposes funding free lawyers for illegal immigrants

Print this article SAN DIEGO The county of San Diego has proposed a new $5 million program that will give free legal aid to illegal immigrants facing deportation. “The lack of appointed counsel means that tens of thousands of people each year go unrepresented, including asylum-seekers, longtime legal residents, immigration parents or spouses of U.S. citizens, and even children,” wrote San Diego County Supervisor Terra Lawson-Remer in a memo. “They are left to defend themselves in an adversarial setting and notoriously complex system against the United States government.” Lawson-Remer placed the matter on the agenda for a Tuesday board meeting, where it will likely pass. The county has a 3-2 Democratic majority that took power after the November election.

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