First Cross-Sectional study on challenges faced by IMGs and PRMGs in U.S. Oncology led by Coral Olazagasti – Florez Lab
Florez Lab shared an article Coral Olazagasti and colleagues authored on X:
“New Research Article Alert!
Going Back Home: Understanding the Challenges and Discrimination of Early and Mid-Career International and Puerto Rican Medical Graduates in Oncology Fields in the United States has been published.
Led by Dr. Coral Olazagasti this is the first cross-sectional study to explore the journeys and consequences of migration for International Medical Graduates (IMGs) and Puerto Rican Medical Graduates (PRMGs) in the U.S. oncology workforce. A must-read!
Read the full article here.”
Authors: Coral Olazagasti et al.
Estela Rodriguez, Associate Director of Community Outreach and Co-Lead of Thoracic Site Disease Group of the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, shared this post, adding:
“Important work lead by Coral Olazagasti – The Going Back Home – understanding challenges and discrimination experienced by IMGs practicing in the US.”
Oyepeju Abioye-Akintola, Internal Medicine Resident Physician at Allegheny Health Network, also added a comment:
“Just published in JCO Global Oncology! The Going Back Home Study, led by the fearless Coral Olazagasti brings to the limelight, the challenges that IMGs and PRMGs face in Oncology
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