In response to a request for assistance from a partner medical school impacted by COVID-19, ScholarRx has agreed to make its Rx Bricks program available at no cost to students in their program. ScholarRx wishes to extend this offer of free access to Rx Bricks to medical schools […]
Are you one of the growing number of med students who will be attending AAMC’s Learn Serve Lead conference this weekend in Phoenix? Whether you want to learn more about Rx Bricks, hear about how USMLE-Rx prepares students for the boards, or simply get your photo taken with the senior […]
On what drives USMLE-Rx Hundreds, if not thousands, of students by now have provided some of their wisdom, their experiences, and what they learned the hard way about doing well on the boards. They’re passing it on to the next generations of students. On what not to do when using […]
If you flip through any current medical journal, there is bound to be something written about physician burnout. But burnout isn’t limited to physicians; residents, attendings, and even medical students suffer from physical and mental exhaustion. I heard it as early as my third year of medical school […]
Official release ELIZABETHTOWN, Ky., May 23, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — The University of Global Health Equity (UGHE) and ScholarRx today announced a collaboration in support of UGHE’s new health sciences education program. ScholarRx will provide its groundbreaking ScholarRx Curriculum Bricks to the students and faculty of UGHE to further their unique educational mission. “As an advisor to […]
During the upcoming IAMSE meeting in Roanoke, there will be a terrific pre-conference session for students. We are very excited to offer this workshop in partnership with IAMSE on the topic of New Educator and Scholar Training (NEST): A Professional Development Workshop for Students. Best of all, students […]
USMLE-Rx is very proud to announce the third grand prize winner of the Rx Challenge! Thousands of med students from around the world have entered to see why the questions from Step 1 Qmax are rated so highly when it comes to item quality. During the Rx Challenge, […]
By R.A. Giovane, MD “Ok, are we ready for check out?” sounded the voice of my upper level. Justin, our fearless leader, had been tasked with supervising me and my fellow intern, Russ. It was our first day of residency and we were on medicine night float. I […]
Index Errors for Cardiovascular Chapter Entries in First Aid for the USMLE Step 1 2019 Due to an unfortunate publisher/production folio issue, most index entries related to the Cardiovascular chapter (pp. 277-320) in First Aid for the USMLE Step 1 2019 are incorrectly shifted forward by 4-7 pages. […]
By Richard A. Giovane, MD “Code Blue, 7th Floor, North,” blared the overhead alarm as I was running my plans for each patient with my intern. It was the middle of November, I was a third-year medical student in an internal medicine clerkship; the days were long, the patients […]