In : In the United States, no unlicensed physician may practice medicine unsupervised like you are describing. This includes medical students, who aren't even physicians yet. I'm also sorry to tell you, but no medical school "needs" practice patients to work on for free. Patients usually travel to medical schools and universities to receive top-notch care and if uninsured are generally willing to receive the care. In truly extraordinary cases, medical schools and universities will perform charity care for educational benefit.
Answered 10/3/2016
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County medical hospi: depending where you live County medical hospitals are able to give care, including to those with low or no income. I think you should check with your hospital in your county see what the prices are. Tell them you'd be interested to see a medical student intern or resident as they may have clinics actually focused with these physicians in training.
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Most medical schools provide services to a mix of public and private hospitals. Public hospitals provide care to patients of many incomes and social classes; one associated with an academic medical center can provide topnotch care to those who might not be able to afford a private hospital.
Answered 12/15/2021
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