webMDonline supports internationally trained doctors through the licensing exams, the application, and the first post — with the legal, insurance and practice help that comes after.
Taught by practising physiciansWritten plan before you payNo guaranteed-match promises
ERAS applications, personal statements, US clinical experience and interview preparation — the parts of the Match that international candidates lose points on.
ERAS review and programme shortlisting
US clinical experience and letters of recommendation
The Medical Passport is our end-to-end programme: a single written plan that carries you from the licensing examination through the application, the clinical experience behind it, and into a first post — with one adviser accountable for the whole route.
One written plan covering every stage, with dates
A named adviser who stays with you throughout
Legal and insurance introductions built in
Reviewed quarterly and rewritten if your route changes
No obligation until there is a written plan you have read and agreed to.
A real conversation
A call with an adviser about where you are, what you have already passed, and what you want. Free, and often ends with us saying you do not need us yet.
An honest assessment
We review your transcripts, exam history, graduation year and visa position, and tell you what is realistic — including when it is not.
A written plan
You receive a plan with stages, dates and costs before you commit to anything. If you do not proceed, the plan is still yours.
The work itself
Teaching, applications, placements and introductions — with one named adviser accountable for the whole route.
Fees
What it costs
Programme fees depend on how far along you are and how much of the route you want covered. These are starting points, confirmed in writing before anything begins.
Contract review
$2,500 flat fee
Review of a physician employment contract by an independent attorney, with support for the full term of that contract.
We do not take a percentage of your salary and we do not charge placement fees to candidates for introductions. Every fee is agreed in writing before work begins, and the written plan is yours whether or not you proceed.
Questions
The things people actually ask
No. webMDonline is an independent career and education platform for internationally trained doctors. We have no affiliation with WebMD Health Corp. or the WebMD family of websites, and we do not publish medical information for patients.
No, and you should be wary of anyone who says they can. Matching, licensure, registration and immigration decisions are made by programmes, regulators and government authorities — not by us. What we can do is make your application as strong as it can honestly be, and tell you early if a route is not realistic.
A question bank is a tool; it does not know your exam date, your visa position or your graduation year. We build a plan around those facts, teach in small groups with practising physicians, and stay involved through the application and the first post — not just the exam.
No. We do not charge candidates a fee for introductions to employers, and we do not take a percentage of your salary. Programme fees are for teaching, application work and advisory services, and they are agreed in writing in advance.
Usually not, but the honest answer depends on your year of graduation, your exam attempts and the specialty you want. Some programmes filter on years since graduation. We will tell you where you stand before you spend anything.
Independent, licensed professionals — attorneys admitted in the relevant jurisdiction and licensed insurance brokers. You engage them directly and they answer to you. We are not a law firm or an insurer and we do not sit inside that relationship.
It is used to answer your enquiry and nothing else. We do not sell your details and we do not pass them to employers or third parties without asking you first. You can ask us to delete your record at any time.
Get started
Tell us where you are
One adviser will read this and reply personally. There is no automated funnel behind this form and no obligation to proceed.
A reply from a person, usually within two working days
An honest view of your position, including the bad news
No payment until you have a written plan you agree with