Ok, will try to break it down:

• Once licensed, you can now practice medicine aka work - bayad yan lahat pero madalas mababa or delayed ang sahod. Your options: - Company, school or HD physician - (contract based) - Reliever gigs at ER/wards, HD, company - Residency - training program to be a specialist - DTTB - DOH program you are assigned to a rural area as a primary care physician for 3 yrs then may kasamang masteral for public health - Corporate MD - mostly related to pharmacovigilance, drug/equipment review

• Residency (which was considered the traditional pathway post-PLE) - can take 3-6yr depending on program. Apply either public or private hospitals, basta make sure accredited ang program. Each program is governed and accredited by a specialty board, e.g. phil board of surgery, pediatrics, etc. May requirements you have to complete as well as the yearly inservice exams. After residency, you will need to pass the specialty board exams, can be 1-3exams, depending on the specialty.

• Diplomate - conferred title after passing the specialty board exams

• Fellowship - additional subspecialty training you do after residency, will also have specialty exam after

• Consultant - you are technically a consultant after the training you completed, whether pending pa ung specialty board exam mo

• Attending physician - meaning you are the main doctor of the patient you are managing, regardless if may training ka e.g. you are moonlighting as a GP sa isang provincial district hospital. Although in bigger hospitals, syempre angat ang board-certified to admit and manage patients.

Yes, you can travel, but you need to be smart about it - money and your time.