Dr. Olubayo Idowu is an internal medicine physician in DeSoto, Texas. Graduated from the U of Ibadan School of Medicine, Nigeria, 1976. He and 12 others were charged in a $365M healthcare fraud targeting the elderly and the military in North Texas.
Dr. Olubayo Idowu is an internal medicine physician in DeSoto, Texas. Graduated from the U of Ibadan School of Medicine, Nigeria, 1976. He and 12 others were charged in a $365M healthcare fraud targeting the elderly and the military in North Texas.
Dr. Olubayo Idowu is an internal medicine physician in DeSoto, Texas.
Graduated from the U of Ibadan School of Medicine, Nigeria, 1976.
US hospitals and residency programs accept medical degrees and credentials from the University of Ibadan (UI) College of Medicine (University College Hospital), provided the graduate completes the necessary US licensing and certification procedures.
The primary steps to match into US hospitals include:
ECFMG Certification: The Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG) certifies international medical graduates. The University of Ibadan is listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools with an active ECFMG Sponsor Note, which means the degree is eligible for evaluation.
They must pass USMLE Step 1, Step 2 CK, and satisfy a clinical skills assessment. Once certified, they apply for residency positions through the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP).
I wonder where he bought.....errrr..... got his degree.
https://www.icfj.org/news/dodgy-doctors-helps-nigerians-find-out-if-their-doctors-are-con-artists
A Nigerian dude running a scam? That’s shocking!