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FRAC Study Method (Med Student) This module will help the medical student establish a framework for studying. This new method will introduce the student to Higher Order Learning and Critical Thinking Skills, which are necessary to be successful during Medical School and Medical Licensure Board Exams.
Medical Student Academic Success Course (Self-Guided)
Medical Student Academic Success Course (Self-Guided)
Do you believe in the science of success? It requires knowledge and experience. It also requires a thorough understanding of how to learn efficiently and for the long haul. In this course you will learn 8 key academic skills that correlate closely with success! These courses were curated and created using an evidence based approach by our Founder and the ProMEDeus team of advisors with over…
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Medical Student Academic Success Course (One on One)
Medical Student Academic Success Course (One on One)
Do you believe in the science of success? It requires knowledge and experience. It also requires a thorough understanding of how to learn efficiently and for the long haul. In this course you will learn 8 key academic skills that correlate closely with success! These courses were curated and created using an evidence based approach by our Founder and the ProMEDeus team of advisors with over…
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Financial Aid (PreMed) Welcome to the Pre-Medicine module on student financial aid. As a pre-med student, it can often be frustrating trying to understand the financial aid processes at your college or university.
PreMed Academic Success Course (One on One)
PreMed Academic Success Course (One on One)
Do you believe in the science of success? It requires knowledge and experience. It also requires a thorough understanding of how to learn efficiently and for the long haul. In this course you will learn 8 key academic skills that correlate closely with success! These courses were curated and created using an evidence based approach by our Founder and the ProMEDeus team of advisors with over…
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PreMed Academic Success Course (SG)
Anxiety (Med School) Enter full description of the course.
Med Academic Success Course
Budget Now for your Residency Interviews
Budget Now for your Residency Interviews
Once you are in medical school, it can never be too early to begin planning and budgeting for your residency interviews. If you sit down and start writing down all of the costs involved, you may find yourself shocked at how much you need to start saving.
Preparing for a residency interview can take some effort on your part to ensure you are presenting yourself in the best possible way. Most…
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Burnout and How to Deal With It
Burnout and How to Deal With It
Making the commitment to earn a medical degree means a lot of time, sacrifice, and motivation. It typically takes physicians at least eight years to finish their pre-med and medical school degrees. That’s not including the time it takes to complete a residency! During the eight years of pre-med and med school, it is inevitable that you will probably question your decision to become a physician…
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The Value of Attending Workshops
The Value of Attending Workshops
I had the great good fortune of being able to attend 2 workshops recently. One was close to my place of work, and the other was on the other side of the country. Both were equal in value of experience. In most cases I am working in some capacity either presenting scholarly work or answering questions as a medical educator. However, lately I have been more intentional about attending more…
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The Value of Attending Workshops
The Value of Attending Workshops
I had the great good fortune of being able to attend 2 workshops recently. One was close to my place of work, and the other was on the other side of the country. Both were equal in value of experience. In most cases I am working in some capacity either presenting scholarly work or answering questions as a medical educator. However, lately I have been more intentional about attending more…
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What You Need to Know About BS-MD Programs
What You Need to Know About BS-MD Programs
Unless you knew you wanted to become a physician as a middle or high school student, chances are you may not know what a BS-MD program is or how to select the best one for you. BS-MD programs (also known as Joint-Degree, Direct Medical, and Guaranteed Medical Admission programs) were created for pre-med college students who knew they wanted to go to medical school after graduating from an…
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What You Need to Know About BS-MD Programs
What You Need to Know About BS-MD Programs
Unless you knew you wanted to become a physician as a middle or high school student, chances are you may not know what a BS-MD program is or how to select the best one for you. BS-MD programs (also known as Joint-Degree, Direct Medical, and Guaranteed Medical Admission programs) were created for pre-med college students who knew they wanted to go to medical school after graduating from an…
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What You Need to Know About BS-MD Programs
What You Need to Know About BS-MD Programs
Unless you knew you wanted to become a physician as a middle or high school student, chances are you may not know what a BS-MD program is or how to select the best one for you. BS-MD programs (also known as Joint-Degree, Direct Medical, and Guaranteed Medical Admission programs) were created for pre-med college students who knew they wanted to go to medical school after graduating from an…
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Balancing Empathy vs. Emotional Detachment with Your Patients
Balancing Empathy vs. Emotional Detachment with Your Patients
Approximately 5 words were spoken to me by a former resident learner in the first two years of his residency. That number is generous. Resident learners vary in personality, and this resident was quite introverted from the moment I met him during interview season throughout orientation month and so on, so I never took it personally. One afternoon, I saw him out of my periphery, slowly strolling…
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Professionalism in Medical School
Professionalism in Medical School
When becoming a Physician, there is a special code of professionalism that aligns with heightened responsibility that is not as prevalent in other graduate programs or professions. There are multiple ways to define professionalism as a student, and in the workplace, however, in the healthcare industry, it takes on a new meaning. In medical school, you are not only academically challenging…
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