My experience is very small experience for one and one half year. Amazing experience, exactly what as promised The experience I got was exactly what was promised. Got to see plenty of patients and learnt a lot from my attending. Number of trainees was very small as was told to me before so got a lot of one-on-one time. The coordinators at Ace MD were always ready to help throughout and were only a message away at any time. 100% would recommend going with Ace MD for your USC

Really good and recommended experience Im a 3rd year med student from Chile and for me it’s really difficult to do a rotation in the US specially if you’re undergraduate. Since I make contact with Jon I fell really secure about the program, he helped me in everything, documents, paperwork, choose the right place for my rotation. Already there, people was very nice to me. Even though my english is not that good, I felt supported everytime. I did my rotation in New York and I learned a lot about the health system, treatments, etc. Dr V was very nice with every student. I met lovely people from eveywhere. Good experience.

It was a very good experience. It was a very good experience. Doctor was very nice and encouraging, we interacted with patients and learned alot but it would also be better if we could also get some hospital experience..most of the experience was in the clinic. Other than that it was a great experience. Highly recommend it for students doing electives for the first time.

Very clear about the rotation Jon was very clear about the rotation. It was decently priced for it's quality in terms of experience and LOR. Preceptor was a very friendly guy. Overall id6say best company in my opinion in the US. PS one little detail, since it's not a official hospital rotation, this wont seem as intense as your own practice in ur home country. And inpatient experience isn't as much due to hospital restrictions. But that doesn't matter in the end as your LOR counts.

Great outpatient experience Great outpatient experience. The doctor lets us see patients on our own and also lets us write the patient notes. Little inpatient experience. 1-2 visits to hospital only. The doctor provides lunches for most days.