Medical school is a laborious journey, with seemingly endless amounts of information to master. The sheer quantity of knowledge can be overwhelming, and making appropriate treatment and diagnosis decisions can be difficult. Historically, medical students have used books, lectures, flashcards, and collaboration with professors and peers to fill their knowledge...

I distinctly remember the day I first considered a career in orthopedics. Prior to medical school, I worked as a scribe in a small orthopedic clinic. While the other scribes grew tired of their days repeatedly evaluating arthritis, I was fascinated by the nuances and surgical options that orthopedics offered....

You have finally made it to the final USMLE exam: Step 3! Whether you're in the midst of intern year or wrapping up MS4, this milestone marks a significant step towards becoming a licensed physician. In most cases, Step 3 is much less emphasized than Step 1 and Step 2....

Mentorship is a vital part of medical education, shaping the future of medicine. Aspiring physicians have the drive and intelligence to succeed, but they need guidance from experienced professionals to excel in education, clinical practice, and research. A strong mentor provides crucial support and inspiration to medical students, residents, and...