Posts by: Anna Piazza

On the Wards: The Unwritten Rules of Clerkship Etiquette

You’re kicking off your clerkships this year, and there’s plenty to sink your teeth into as you ...

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Get Ready for the USMLE Step Exams With the AMBOSS Qbank

There's no doubt that the USMLE exams loom large for medical students. As the exams needed to ...

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Study for the USMLE® Step 1 With Our Summer Crash Course

The M1-M2 High Yield-Summer Crash Course 2022 has ended. The course may be over, but there are ...

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How to Spend Your “Last” Summer Vacation (After M1)

So much happens in your first year of medical school. In addition to learning, memorizing, and ...

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How to Choose Your Medical Specialty

Last updated: June 2021 How does a career in the OR sound? Feel like dermatology would suit you ...

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How to Order Your Clerkships

M3 is the year you’ve been waiting for. It’s finally your chance to be in the clinic, put your ...

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Dear Medical Student: Letter to a Third Year - Medical School Clerkship Advice

What med school clerkships are like It can be nerve-wracking on the wards, especially when you’re ...

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How to Create a Study Plan for Your Next Med School Exam

Everything they said about medical school is true. It’s fulfilling, rewarding, an amazing ...

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USMLE Step 2 CK: What You Need to Know

How different is it to prepare for the USMLE® Step 2 Clinical Knowledge (CK) exam from Step 1? The ...

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Preparing for the Clinic from Home

Simply put, clerkships are exciting. After years of arduous coursework, you get to apply your ...

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USMLE® Step 1 and Step 2 CK Question Changes in 2020

Update: With COVID-19 causing board exam postponements, the changes slated for mid-2020 will ...

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