International migration training in South America: a case study of medical school

"International migration training." Is a demographic phenomenon that has attracted the attention of policy makers in education and migration. It is already known that geopolitical conditions, cultural and linguistic influence on migratory movements, but others like the equivalence of the course, the level, the cost and access to training conditions are also factors in the decision of a migratory movement training. The analysis of this phenomenon allows reviewing regulatory policies and provide training diploma recognition and legalization of professional practice in Brazil. To analyze and raise a profile of international migration of those who emigrated to Brazil to study in countries of South America. This was a descriptive study that used data from Censo 2010. Physicians were identified in the Censo 2010 and analyzed the migratory path, using the information and last date fixed residence. The age of the professional was crucial for the establishment of a Proxy approach for training medical professionals in South America.