Nursing Student Survival: The First Clinical Shift It’s here- your first clinical shift. You’ve heard horror stories and you don’t know what to expect. You feel like you are about to be thrown to the wolves with no escape. Don’t panic! It’s absolutely normal to feel overwhelmed and clueless. Read on for some tips to… …
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The Android Beta: It’s here. You’ve been asking for Android, and it’s finally here! Our tech team has created an awesome Android Beta for you that will allow you to Learn, Review, and Master a Picmonic, view your playlists, and explore our newest feature, Pathways. Just head here to download the app for free and… …
By Dr. Shehran Islam As a physician, I’m ashamed to admit that I love McMuffins. However, the sweet, savory combination of flavors still reminds me of my undergrad days, and the pursuit of getting to McDonalds before 10:30, when the menu switches like the flip-board at a train station. I’m also familiar with the soul… …
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We’ve already got over 1100 Picmonics for Medicine, but we’re always striving to give you more of the content that you want. So we created Picmonic of the Week! Picmonic of the Week is a new way to bring you awesome new Medicine Picmonics that you and students like you want! How does it work?… …
Medical students will learn hundreds of new skills in med school, everything from how to make a proper incision to the best treatment for sepsis. In addition to what you are learning from textbooks, there is a certain skillset medical students must develop in order to graduate and to become great doctors. Below are five… …
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It’s finally here. A way to zero in on the content that is relevant to you in a nanosecond. Excited!? We are too. Now, you can find what you need and start learning more easily than ever before. We’re talking streamlined, guided learning that will be with you every step of the way. Now, no… …
By Brian Wu, MS3, USC Everyone tells you there’s way too much information to memorize in medical school. And worse, that gunners spend every second memorizing every detail! What about those of us that want to do the best we can in medical school, but still want to have enough time to watch the new… …
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By Brian Wu, MS3, USC Everyone tells you there’s way too much information to memorize in medical school. And worse, that gunners spend every second memorizing every detail! What about those of us that want to do the best we can in medical school, but still want to have enough time to watch the new… …
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By Dr. Shehran Islam Many years ago, if someone were to tell me there was an opportunity to have a tutor help me in med school, I would have scoffed. Med students don’t need tutoring. We’re smart, and we work hard. Now, if that same someone were to advertise a tool that would follow me… …
Do You Really Need 4 Years of Picmonic? (Yeah, You Do.) Read More »
We’ve been working hard over at Picmonic HQ to bring you 2 new features that will help you get even more out of your study time and your Picmonic subscription! #WINNING! We’re excited to announce that you’re now able to find “My Notes” and “Resources” sections in your Menu. My Notes Ditch the… …
