In the midst of medical training, it can be easy to stop reading anything that isn’t a textbook, journal article, or UptoDate page. With all that you HAVE to read, it is hard to find the time to read for…
Somewhere along the way, it’s easy to forget exactly why you chose this profession. The call shifts, sleepless nights, and time sequestered away from your loved ones can become demoralizing. At some point, you might even start asking yourself, “What…
Nowadays, the “nontraditional” medical school matriculant is almost the rule, more than the exception. Whether one jumps straight from college to medical school, takes an accelerated BA/MD, or takes a decade off in between for a career switch, the decision…
Family Medicine is a unique field in which you can make the most of your interests and skill set. Imagine your typical work day: your first patient is a well woman who seeks an IUD placement. She is followed by…
A residency application is a key step on your way to practicing medicine in the US. It determines the first impression you make on program directors (PDs) and inevitably affects your chances to match. We’ve made a list of 10…
Another month and a TON of new resources supported by the Cram Fighter Study Planner. Check out the latest below: Lectures Doctor High Yield, MD The Curbsiders – Pediatric Medicine Podcasts The Curbsiders – An Internal Medicine Podcast Textbooks Costanzo…
Flashcards can be a great adjunct to your studying, but only if you know the right ways to use them. Read on to learn a few tips to make the most out of the time you spend working through flashcards.…
Letters of recommendation, MCATs, countless essays—applying to medical school was never a walk in the park. It takes a dogged effort on the part of the matriculant. But just when you thought the process was difficult enough, the CASPer test…