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Redox Education
International students

Support built around where you're coming from.

Preparing for U.S. exams and clinical experience from outside the United States raises questions that generic advice doesn't answer. Where we can, we pair learners with a coordinator who knows their medical education system — not just ours.

Countries we support

Some countries have a dedicated coordinator — a single point of contact who has answered these questions before, about eligibility, documentation, and timing, for learners from the same system as you. Elsewhere the Redox team supports you directly.

What we help international learners with

The same programmes we run for U.S. students, coordinated around a different starting point.

Exam preparation

USMLE Step 1 and Step 2 preparation through tutoring and the Redox QBank.

See the QBank

Tutoring

One-on-one teaching with educators who work with international learners.

See tutoring

Clinical experience

Coordination of U.S. clinical-experience opportunities across our network.

See locations

Eligibility guidance

Guidance on what participating sites require before a placement can proceed.

See eligibility

Activities vary by participating site, learner status, experience type, patient consent, supervising clinician and applicable institutional requirements. No specific procedure or level of hands-on participation is guaranteed.

Redox Education does not provide immigration or visa services, and does not guarantee residency placement, Match outcomes, or any specific result. Support available to learners outside the United States varies by country, by learner status, and by the requirements of participating clinical sites.

Start with your situation, not a brochure

Share your medical school, your exam status, and your timeline. We’ll tell you what’s realistic.