‼️ Update from the USMLE! Limited testing dates, starting in 2028.
According to the USMLE, "According to the USMLE®, starting in 2028 “...the three Step exams will only be administered over a total of 45 days each year, the USMLE program will expand the number of testing centers and reserve seats exclusively for USMLE examinees at those centers... Moving from an on-demand model to a limited number of testing days will allow the USMLE to better control secure test content, minimizing the possibility that exposed content can be reproduced, shared, and unfairly impact the test performance of examinees."
Thoughts on this new update? ⤵️
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Calling all OBGYN prelims- my program will have an open intern spot in December! We’re interviewing gensurg and OBGYN prelims for the position- send me a message if you’re interested!!!
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I'm an odd oncologist, maybe. When my patients opt for no chemo, I keep seeing them if they wish. I help w/ symptoms, follow scans over time, & help interpret data about alternatives.
A doctor is a guide. We should continue to guide, even if a person opts for a different path.
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withstanding 4 years of undergrad and 4 years of medical school is a testament to strength and mental fortitude. ridiculing students for incorrect answers or prohibiting them to speak entirely is not a testament to clinical potential, it’s bad education.
and the notion that we need to abuse students so they can be “tough enough” is not only outdated but overall misses the point of medicine. wanting to “help people” comes from a place of softness, kindness, and sensitivity. overlooking that is not only flawed but is a catalyst for burnout and long term career resentment.