I have gotten a fair number of emails/seen reddit posts about knowing what to listen to from my website so here’s a podcast that answers that exact question (for 2CK at least). I break the recommended episodes into 2 groups;
Group A-Podcasts everyone should listen to regardless of knowledge level.
Group B-Podcasts you should listen to in addition to Group A if you wanted to use the material on the website as your content source for Step 2CK review (you should obviously do practice questions).
In this episode, I continue our rapid review series for the Step 2CK exam with a focus on IM/Peds. There’s also a tinge of neuro and surgery discussed. There are no attached slides.
In this episode, I continue our rapid review series for the USMLE Step 2CK with a discussion of HY material relating to IM/Peds. I spend quite a bit of time talking about cardiac pathologies. There are no slides attached.
In this episode, I continue our rapid review for the Step 2CK exam with an integrated review of some commonly tested but confusing IM case scenarios. There are no attached slides.
This is a super short podcast. In this podcast, I tell you how to differentiate between mastitis, abscess, breast engorgement, galactocele, and inflammatory breast cancer on NBME exams. Too many people get this wrong so I am clearing this up in this podcast. There are no attached slides.
In this episode, I review a ton of vignettes relating to male and female repro as tested on the USMLE Step 1 Exam. There are no attached slides.
In this episode, I begin a comprehensive review of cardiology as tested on the USMLE Step 1 Exam. Everything in this podcast is HY and is integrated with multiple disciplines. There are no attached slides.
In this episode, I discuss fine points of preparing for and dominating the USMLE Step 3 Exam. I talk about a variety of resources needed to excel on the test and answer many common questions that people have with regards to scheduling and the types of content classically represented. The short version is that you may have to draw on little bits of information from multiple resources (vs the other USMLEs where you draw on large bits of information from a few resources) as there are no good, all-encompassing 1 stop shop prep resources for Step 3. There are no attached slides.
In this episode, I continue our review of Gastroenterology as related to the USMLE Step 1 Exam. As in the prior podcast, there is a lot of integration with multiple pathologies in other disciplines. There are no attached slides.
In this episode, I begin a comprehensive review for Gastroenterology as tested on the USMLE Step 1 Exam. Remember that GI constitutes about 5% of the FA book. In this first podcast, I lay a solid foundation for GI physiology and at the same time make tons of integrations with pharmacology and pathology. There are no attached slides.
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