How is Pirogov university for mbbs? I'm an international student and I wanted to check the quality of MBBS degree here. Also I don't know any Russian and was considering the English medium so feedback on that would be appreciated too. In addition I'm planning for usmle so how convenient would it be to graduate from here and then sit for usmle?
I am your Serbian brother travelled here from Canada for a serious medical treatment. And Russia has saved my life.
Would really prefer someone with a great grasp of both English and Russian writing, not just a plain translation.
I will write a message in english and then copy out the text to write and sign for them in the Cyrillic Russian alphabet and then read it with latin characters as best i can in person. I cannot offer you any money but ive done what i can to bring gifts for all medical staffs here and would just like to send a message from my heart to theirs to show my deep gratitude.
Please PM if you can help me. It wont be too long of a message. Spasibo.
EDIT:
Here is the text, though many have offered to do it already:
TO THE NATIONAL SURGICAL CENTER NAMED AFTER N.I. PIROGOV, DEP. HEMATOLOGY AND CELLULAR THERAPY (named after A. MAXIMOV)
TO ALL THE DOCTORS, NURSES, PRACTITIONERS, COOKS, CLEANERS, DIETICIANS, PHARMACISTS AND ALL STAFF INVOLVED IN MY CARE
Please accept my deepest, most humble and most gracious appreciation for your care, your attention and service to me during this month at the hospital. I am overwhelmed by the professionalism of everyone from the top to the bottom of this entire department. It is impossible in one letter to express my gratitude to each and every one of you, but I noticed your efforts every single infusion, room clean, meal, and procedure I had done. Nothing went unnoticed or underappreciated.
While I was younger and stronger than perhaps some of your other patients, I endured some hard days here but you were here to support me in every moment, making every effort to ensure I remained calm, comfortable and in the best spirit possible.
It is my great pride and privilege to have come to Russia as a Serbian man to be treated for this illness, and to feel deeper the bond that has existed between our nations for centuries. Long may our ties remain.
I know that everything was different here due to the pandemic, but one day I promise I shall return to Moscow, hopefully on a honeymoon or some other special trip, to finally experience this wonderful city, and to mix with you special people in the way God intended.
You have my unending love, gratitude, and respect. Thank you.
Hi, the reason I'm asking here is I'm afraid if I ask in an anarchist subreddit I will just get banned for participating in genzedong. I tried looking up information on him, but surface sources don't really tell much and paint him in decent light, but I know there are some sentiments against him as well as I've heard ML's call him a fascist.
Could I have some help as to why he's bad or just some books to read covering the subject? Thanks in advance friends!
The question that youβve put forward while being a really good one, is also tricky. Good because this question persists in the minds of many and itβs about time it gets answered. Tricky, because the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) is one of the toughest medical licentiate exams in the world, which no training by any university can make one perfect; not even the highly ranked Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University.
How is Pirogov university for mbbs? I'm an international student and I wanted to check the quality of MBBS degree here. Also, I don't know any Russian and was considering the English medium so feedback on that would be appreciated too. In addition I'm planning for usmle so how convenient would it be to graduate from here and then sit for usmle?
