What does it take to be a doctor in America?

Your education, your English level, your strength, your background.

First of all, you have to find out your education. Does the United States recognize that the United States is very strict with medical professionals, and as long as one item fails to meet the standards, it will be kicked out. Education can only be part of proving yourself. Higher education does not mean high technology. It is very important to combine theory with practice in America. Some of China's research is part of pure theory, and there is no practice.

Then the English level. There are many professional words in the hospital. At least passed the IELTS, TOEFL, oral English and other related qualification examinations certified by the United States. You should always pay attention to your own medical related professional vocabulary. The probability of proper nouns of drugs, disease names and symptoms is really not low, so be prepared psychologically. You should also know different American dialects of English, and understanding is the most basic thing.

Needless to say, the strength of medical technology, go to the United States to experience for a period of time, you can feel how professional it is. If you can't do it yourself, you'd better practice more.

Finally, the background. The strength of some traditional doctor families will not be much worse than yours, but may be stronger. Your strong background can also push you to go to the United States for medical treatment. Family is one aspect, and so is one's own strength background. Have a deep experience by yourself! The United States is not much better than China, but it is still better than China in technology.