8 Things to Know about Standardized Patients By: Eric Brown, Standardized Patient advisor at NYCSPREP USMLE Step 2 CS is an American clinical skills assessment exam designed to protect the health and […]
Advice for New Residents – By Specialty! By: Kamali Thompson of Saber & A Stethoscope Congratulations new doctors! It’s the moment you’ve all been waiting for. Those two letters you’ve dedicated your whole life to earning are […]
Disability Insurance: If You Wait Until You Need It, You’re Too Late! By Phil, of Physician Disability Insurance Agency Installing a home security system immediately after your home is burglarized. Buying a new […]
When You Can’t Get Into Medical School By: Jake Tabbot I attended one of the better colleges in California, received straight A’s, volunteered at the hospital, did research, and did pretty well on […]
3 Mistakes to Avoid When Paying Off Medical School Debt By: Travis, of Student Loan Planner Physicians are incredibly smart individuals. I know, because I’m married to one. Her SAT score was 70 […]
Top 10 Tips for New Interns to Survive and Thrive the ICU Rotation By: Jeremy Topin July is just around the corner. For hospitals, it’s a dynamic time, a changing of the guard. Graduating […]
Medicine: Embrace the Suck? By: Will Smith of The Lost in PreMed Podcast “Appreciate the struggle and embrace the suck.” In the moment, it’s an idea that allows you to climb the large […]
2018 NRMP MATCH STATISTICS The NRMP has released some of the data resulting from the 2018 Match and these are the results!
Preparing for USMLE Step 1 and A Free Practice Quiz By: BoardVitals Disclaimer: This is a Sponsored Post by BoardVitals – an excellent option in test prep and one I have used […]
How to Study in Medical School By: #LifeofaMedStudent How to study in medical school? How is it different than undergrad? What do you recommend? Are practice questions that important? Is there a “right” […]
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