i have a medical degree from russia. i dont have the necessary internship/house experience yet. suggestions?
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Contact "Mediciens sans frontiers" (Doctors without borders) - they might be interested. Then it can really be any place on Earth.\n\nIn most of Western European and North American countries you'll have to reconfirm your diploma.
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go to yahoo and search russian brides, there are a lot of services that provide introductions to women in russia
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unless you want to go somewhere out of the US (e.g. a country like australia or the UK where medicine is an undergraduate-entry program), you go to college and do really well. i mean REALLY well. and well enough that you forget about medicine entirely and just kick some academic butt. and abandon all hope of getting in until it actually seems possible. (as for classes to take, i would recommend swallowing all the organic chem you can get ahold of... major in something hard core like biochemistry or neuroscience, but not biology--everyone does that.) however, if you go outside the US, check your scores--if you've got really amazing numbers, you can enter a 6 year undergrad program in australia.
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Beside Research and teaching. Law is also an option, Scientific exports are sometimes need, and you might catch a good break as medical writer. The options are endless, just think outside the box.
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Leave resumes at embassies, trade offices and prospective places, get around, move. No one is going to do it for you so you must do it yourself.Get an internet page, advertise.\nGood luck.
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it depends on a lot. are you working in a hospital or a private practice? what part of the country do you live in? how much experience do you have? what kind of education (beyond your certification) do you have?
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you will need to go to med school for like 10 yrs first..and you have to get really good grades..come on, you'd be dealing with peoples lives!! It's very intense studing..you think you're up for it??
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On craigslist. There are usually some who post ads...or post an ad yourself.\nAlso try foreign exchange organizations. They have students come over on a Summer Work and Travel Program. There is an organization in San Rafael called Face The World/American Work Adventures that will certainly have Russian College Students here for the summer. I'm sure they'll find someone for you.
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apply for residency probably, then look for a job online or in their papers.... check with an embassy
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Working for the government is much easier, with desired language skills.  I believe you would also stand a good chance with the Foreign Service\n\nIf you haven't already, you might want to take some classes in your speech department, such as interpersonal communication, professional/business communication, intercultural communication.  These will be definite assets, whether you go into the public or private industries.\n\nI just heard about a friend-of-a-friend who currently lives in Russia, working as an English/Russian translator for a corporation.  \n\nA number of universities also offer interdepartmental MA programs, allowing you to spend time in several areas while still earning a degree.  This will be a lot faster than trying to earn two graduate degrees; many schools will require you to submit a thesis/pass a comprehensive exam for each major, as well as spend an extra year in courses, whether you need it or not.
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check medical journals for openings and apply to them.  be careful because it is somewhat of a monarchy here so they can force you do have certain accreditation that you could only get in dubai. all new doctors as of last week must be certified by "health care city". but there is lots of growth so it should be fairly easy
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other than flying or walking across the bearing strait in winter or on a sail boat you have take these right steps. \n1, you can go to russia or ask her to come down on a tourist visa and marry her . you can apply for a depend visa or take your luck and get a fiancee visa.. \n2, she can join an collage to pass the doctor exams (i think it is USMLE or something) the courses are offerer in many cities. try Kaplan ' s website they are popular and have a good success rate . you can also sponcer her  . she will get the I20 form and she can apply for a student visa (J1) . she will get her license on successful  compleation of the exam . this is a easy way but you have to pay for the tution  around 5000$ or she can also bring in the money if her countru permits.\n\n3, try to get a job for her and a apply for a h1b visa. this is a bit difficult as there is only a limited nos of this visa that is issued per year .  \n\nbest of luck
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Do a medical degree first. Here is a link to a university which may help\n\nMake sure you choose suitable a levels to do a medical degree
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I don't really know about the EU, but here in the United States you must be accepted to a residency program prior to practicing medicine. In order to be accepted into a residency you must meet certain qualifications. Those qualifications are rigerous and strict. Then residency takes at least 3 years (medicine) more for surgury. Then more years for a fellowship (specialty). Many foreign physicians who choose to do this are young and able to invest the time. I am sure that the EU has the same type of standards. The rational behind this is that even though you are qualified in your country, the qualifications are different in America and Europe. Good luck in your search.
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Very few.  If she wants to practice in the US, she will have to go through State licensure--and that may require additional coursework & clinical rotations, but its doable.  If you come to the US, plan to stay in the larger gateway cities initially--New York City would be your best choice.  There is a very large Russian-Ukrainian-Polish etc. community there and it has developed quite an extensive network of assistance.
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I can't say for sure, but my wife is from Russia and her brother is coming on a work permit in January.  We helped him with his paperwork and we also signed an affidavit of support for him.  If there is a certain amount of money he needs to have we haven't been made aware of it yet.  But you should check with the BCIS (formerly INS)
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I have had the experience of meeting many individuals who were doctors and surgeons in India, Bangledesh and other regions who are unable to practice medicine in other Countries such as Canada the USA or Europe because the standards are much higher.\n\nIf you are a physiotherapist in INDIA, the chances of you moving to London and becomeing a surgeon right away are nil.\nYou would likely have to get an undergraduate degree, then go to medical school for 4 years, then probably 8 more years of schooling and training.\n\nSorry to burst your bubble. Try calling medical schools in London to see what they tell to the requirements are for becoming a surgeon in London.