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[skuzz]

Another year of doing what I love. I really have the best job in the world…thank you everyone for the generous support ❤️🧠✍🏻 #best9 #artvsartist #instaart #neurosceince #bestnine #medicalillustration #journal #coverart #publication #neurosurgery #textbook #journalcover #sciart #scienceillustration #textbooks #medschool #physicianassistant #neuro #teaching #suture #technique #medicine #spine #photoshopdrawing #digitalpainting #cintiq #magazinecover #article #brainsurgery #brains (at Phoenix, Arizona) https://www.instagram.com/p/CmjYtcCLTlm/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[sheformedicine]

3 Evidence-Based Study Techniques You Really Shouldn't Skimp On

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There are a good number of evidence techniques that have been shown to be effective. However, these are the three I've found to be really invaluable to my learning and can honestly vouch for. These methods of studying really upgraded my learning so I hope they will prove useful for some of you. 💪📚 Bonus tip: Figuring out what type of learner you are is also beneficial and will increase the overall effectiveness of your studying. Throughout most of my education, I studied as a reading and writing learner. It wasn't until I got to my clinical classes that I realized I'm actually an auditory-visual learner. Using resources like #onlinemeded #boardsandbeyond #sketchymirco and other video-based resources as my primary means of learning switched up my game. What's your learning style (visual, auditory, reading and writing or kinesthetic)?

[drawittoknowitmedical]

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[simplycertified]

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[caribaezjuarez]

The more arrogant and egoistical you are, the more ignorant you become. The virtue of humility makes sense because it gives us the insight to understand others. Just because you have a ceo position does not means you are smart because of the money you may be earning. I bet that is why it is hard to get into medical school because you need humanity in your heart to understand the scope of practice in medicine. For example, in my opinion, even though Nurses are also researchers, Physicians are the CEOs of medicine because they come up with the medical diagnosis. Everyone needs the approval of a physician before proceeding with a diagnosis. They either have to say yes or no. The profession of Medicine is all about working with people and around people. You can be an intorvert but does not means you will not interact with people.The more humble you become, the more wise and compassionate you become. You become more motivated to work on things when you are not arrogant. I am saying that even though a physician is a ceo, he still no better if he doesn’t have humanity in his work and heart. You learn more by being humble and enthusiastic. Thus, the devil cannot imitate the virtue of humility. This is one of the virtues that the devil cannot copy.

[medschooltutors]

How a PA Student Found a Home with Med School Tutors

Our MST tutor, John Sullivan, tells his personal story of how he started being tutored with Med School Tutors as a PA student, and how it ultimately led him to becoming a tutor.

Studying to become a physician assistant and need some help? We’re here for you, too. 

[abatedaltruism]

A scrub wearing scrubs.

[mythoughts-are-stars]

I’m officially a Physician Assistant!!!! Can now drop the S from PA-S and call myself a PA-C!!!👩🏼‍⚕️