The Rx for International Physician Communication Skills
Our passion is to empower international doctors who are launching or advancing their careers in the United States.
Building rapport with colleagues and patients is a vital part of being a practicing physician. It’s more than just working on your accent. It’s about becoming a great communicator.
Praise From Past Clients
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She is very passionate and dedicated to personal coaching, My English has improved so much! Thanks Simone for helping me in my long way to get my US medical license!
Herides Hernandez
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Daniel Boczar
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I joined this Course many months ago, i live outside US and i applied for interviews to pursue my career in Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry by doing a Fellowship. I got many interviews, i did this course and i also had the extra 1:1 2 hours which i found very useful. The results came and thank god i matched into CL psychiatry Fellowship. You need to believe in your self and in your abilities and follow Simone's Brown advice. All the best Everyone, see you all in US.
Ahmed Alhassan
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Sally Hussein,MHA,M.Sc.,MBBCH
Programs for Individual Physicians
All of our programs are intended to help you become a confident and compassionate communicator.
Road to Residency
The Road to Residency program is perfect for international physicians who are in the process of applying for residency or fellowship positions in the US.
Attending an interview for a position when English is a second language can be difficult, so it’s important for physicians applying to be prepared to confidently answer the questions the interviewers ask and to remain culturally aware as well.
Teaching those skills and best practices to international applicants is the focus of the Road to Residency Program.
American English for International Doctors (Eng4Docs) will help physicians improve their spoken English skills and develop the emotional intelligence that is necessary to effectively communicate with patients and colleagues.
Ineffective communication skills can impede career development and growth, so it’s important to improve those skills so they don’t affect career trajectory or interpersonal relationships.