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Recruiters test contribution, not syllabi. Ninety days is enough to change what a student can do — if the work starts from the interview room, not the textbook.
Clinical knowledge passes the test. Confidence, communication and judgement decide what happens on the ward — and they are built differently.
The gap between joining and contributing is a design problem: unclear expectations, thin feedback and no guided practice in the real role.
Students arrived with the tools before institutions arrived with a position. Faculty need judgement-first fluency, not another tool demonstration.
Funders ask what changed for whom, with evidence. Programmes designed around headcounts cannot answer that question.
Completion is easy to count. The more useful question is what a person can do when the real situation begins.
The distance between knowing and doing is where institutions, employers and learners feel the cost of fragmented development.
AI fluency is not only a tool question. It changes how people decide, communicate, collaborate and learn.
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When the question becomes specific, start a conversation about the capability that needs to change.
