what actually does one learn during the four years post medical school in the U.S?

if one finishes his/her premedicine in the U.S what actually happens during the next 4 years she spend also in the graduate school?Does it include specialization in a field.Ifone is to do Gynaecology,how many years is the one going to school +premedicine in college?

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Medical school is 4 years, after a bachelor’s. This is followed by 3-7 years of residency training in a specialty field of your choosing. To answer your first question: In medical school itself you learn about: anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, pathology, and the basics of taking care of patients. The first two years are largely classroom based, and the last two are entirely clinically based, i.e. you’re taking care of patients under the supervision of an attending physician.

OB-GYN (gynecology) is a 4 year residency in the US. You would then have 4 years of medical school, and 4 years of residency after you finish your pre-med requirements.

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what actually does one learn during the four years post medical school in the U.S?

what actually does one learn during the four years post medical school in the U.S?

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