Medical School Year 3!

If you’re in nursing school or studying for the NCLEX, understanding medical terminology is essential! Here’s why: Why It’s Important: ✅ Improves communication with healthcare teams ✅ Helps you understand medical records & documentation ✅ Prevents errors in patient care ✅ Makes learnin

Any tips for this class?? • Memorization • Note Taking • Thing to know? #medicalschoolnotes #medicalstudent #notetaking #medschool #medicine

As a third year medical student, I can speak on the third-party resources I used that helped me do well my first two years of medical school and when/how often I used them. Medschoolbootcamp - I used these for the most difficult classes which for me were renal, pulmonology, and cardiology. I lik

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Here is an email template that I personally sent :) #premed #AMCAS #AAMC #medicalschool #Dr

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✨Lecture Slides- I start by previewing the slides then attend lectures in person. ✨One Pagers- After class I will review the lectures and create one pagers in my own words and handwriting to summarize the information. ✨Anki flashcards- I then create anki cards to review the content and keep

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I just found this out today! The school is located in Pasadena California and it is pretty competitive. This is so amazing omg they just require you to have a Bachelor’s degree and certain prerequisites. I just never heard of anything like this and i did not know how accessible Medical S

Steal my notes from the first week of my clinical medical assisting class! The parts I had to remember the most or found to be the most helpful in remembering the topic are highlighted although not everything is. Hope this helps someone! #notes #study #medicalassistant #school #paper

Hey girl heyyyy.. 💕 Now we all know studying can get boring😴 or it feels like you’re not retaining the information that you’re getting. Here’s my top list of resources to use. And let me tell you Ms.K is my absolute favorite 🤩 ! She’s breaks everything down to layman’s terms but also keeps it me

There are many different ways to become a Certifies Medical Coder .. this is the way I decided to take after I made the mistake of going through a trade school that took all my money and taught me absolutely nothing! This route is a fraction of the price that I paid and a lot better, in my opinio

Let's talk about preparing your med school application: -GPA matters ! - Try your best on the MCAT - Gain Clinical Experience: Engage in volunteering, shadowing, or internships to show commitment to patient care. - Participate in Research - Demonstrate Leadership: Take on leadership roles

Have you heard of the app Full Code? On my last rotation we were required to download it and complete 12 cases and I was amazed by this app! Most of the study tools I use are very textbook based, so I really appreciated how this app goes through simulation patient cases. You pick the typ

This is the most important chapter of the class know these by heart and the class will be easy for you! #study #notestaking #medicalterminology #schoolnotes

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First Aid -The holy grail. Information on anything and everything broken down simply with pneumonics to help you remember it. Pathoma -I used Pathoma for semesters 3-5. It breaks down pathology units into easy to understand topics that are organized extremely well. I would take notes from the

As a health undergrad student, I found it really hard to find things to do over the summer. So here’s a list of some of the internships I found for the girlies! #womeninstem #healthcare #undergradstudent #Internship #helpagirlout #tryitout #futuremedicalstudent #premed #premedic

My journey to medical school isn’t your traditional one and that’s totally ok! I think a lot of people think you have to follow some strict timeline to test for the MCAT and plan to apply which can be stressful especially if you’re applying during college. My life in college didn’t allow me to prep

**STUDY TIPS AS A MEDICAL ASSISTANT STUDENT AND FULL TIME CAREGIVER** I am a medical assistant student taking six classes (overtime credits - 16) and a full time caregiver working 40-50 hours a week. This is how I divide my time through out the day and get everything done without stressing mysel

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Applying to medical school is a long process, but it can be broken up into five steps! 1. The first thing you need to do is obtain your bachelors degree. It doesn’t matter what major but there are prerequisite classes that many med schools require. As you complete your bachelors be sure to resea

To apply to medical school, complete college, 4 years,, ideally in a science-related field, although other majors work as long as you take pre-med prerequisites. Focus on maintaining a strong GPA, particularly in science courses. Take the MCAT, a standardized test, and aim for a competitive score.