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The USMLE® is a three-step examination for medical licensure in the United States and is sponsored by FSMB and NBME.
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@TheFSMB’s USMLE® portal and ECFMG’s MyIntealth portal will be temporarily unavailable starting on Jan. 8 for the USMLE Service Transition. If you are testing in January, download your scheduling permit today. https://t.co/pAWeoMOr91
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Final Reminder! If you are an IMG and plan to apply for Step 1, Step 2 CK or an exam-related service prior to phase one of the USMLE® Service Transition, we recommend that you submit your application to ECFMG no later than Dec. 31, 2025. https://t.co/pAWeoMOr91
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Exam security violations give an unfair advantage. The consequences of violating a USMLE® policy are significant, including the cancellation of exam scores, bans on future testing, and more. Help maintain the security of the USMLE. https://t.co/aMT3uHJdXc
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🩺 Dr. Sean Evans is a professor of neurosciences at UC San Diego School of Medicine. He is a member of the USMLE® program's Management Committee and has also served on Interdisciplinary Review Committees. Thanks to Dr. Evans and all the USMLE program’s 2025 volunteers!
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If you are an IMG and plan to apply for Step 1 or Step 2 CK or an exam-related service prior to the USMLE® Service Transition, we recommend that you submit your application to ECFMG no later than Dec. 31, 2025. https://t.co/pAWeoMOr91
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If matter can't be created from nothing then where did our universe of matter come from?
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🔗Interested in receiving updates about the USMLE® program directly to your inbox? Sign up now for our examinee newsletter to receive our last edition of the year next week. https://t.co/uA6G8SRVz7
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📋The origins of the medical licensing exam in the U.S. date back to the 19th century. Licensing exams originated as state-developed assessments. A direct line can be traced from these exams to the USMLE® program. These questions are from a Virginia licensing exam in 1920.
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On the USMLE® Service Transition Hub, you’ll find answers to many FAQs about the #USMLE Service Transition launching in Jan. 2026. Find FAQs for both IMGs and students and graduates of U.S. medical schools about registration, scheduling permits, and more. https://t.co/pAWeoMOr91
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#ICYMI: Last week we announced the dates for the USMLE Service Transition: 1) Jan. 12, 2026, for IMGs and 2) Jan. 26, 2026, for students and graduates of U.S. medical schools. Find more information and FAQs on the USMLE Service Transition Information Hub. https://t.co/pAWeoMOr91
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Dr. Sorabh Khandelwal holds the Samuel J. Kiehl III MD Chair in Emergency Medicine at The Ohio State University College of Medicine Department of Emergency Medicine. He's been volunteering with the #USMLE program since 2009. Thanks to Dr. Khandelwal and all the USMLE volunteers!
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📢On Jan. 12, 2026, #USMLE services currently provided to IMGs by ECFMG, a division of Intealth, will transition to @TheFSMB. On Jan. 26, 2026, Step 3 services provided to students and graduates of U.S. medical schools by FSMB will transition to @NBMEnow. https://t.co/tEzgHk4d0Y
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🔗Interested in receiving updates about the USMLE program directly to your inbox? Sign up now for our examinee newsletter to receive next week’s special edition. https://t.co/uA6G8SRVz7
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🩺Dr. Scott Leikin is an Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology and Surgery in the Michael E. DeBakey Department of Surgery at Baylor College of Medicine/Texas Heart Institute. He volunteers with the #USMLE program as a member of the Step 3 CCS Test Material Development Committee.
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The #USMLE is committed to ensuring that all test takers who demonstrate a need for reasonable testing accommodations under the ADA receive them. Watch the complete video to learn what to expect and how to navigate the accommodations request process. https://t.co/U2tV7epa4g
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📋 Your score report should be available within four weeks of your test date, but there are factors that can delay score reporting. When selecting your test date, you should allow eight weeks for your score report to be available. https://t.co/9sfxFE4VRC
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📖 Before the USMLE®, multiple exams, including the NBME Parts and the FLEX, offered paths to medical licensure in the U.S. The #USMLE was created to establish one path to licensure for all physicians. Here, students sit for a FLEX administration. https://t.co/ZTW62VGvaW
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The USMLE® Composite Committee met last month for its annual in-person, multi-day meeting. This committee sets program policies and provides oversight of the #USMLE through approval of examination objectives and blueprints, score reporting and exam security policies, and more.
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🩺 Dr. L. Curtis Cary is the Associate Professor of Internal Medicine and Pediatrics at the University of Tennessee Health Sciences Center Chattanooga. He has been volunteering with the USMLE program since 2018. Thanks to Dr. Cary and all the USMLE program’s dedicated volunteers!
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🔗Interested in receiving updates about the USMLE program directly to your inbox? Sign up now for our examinee newsletter to receive the October edition this month. https://t.co/uA6G8SRVz7
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