I haven’t been “yelled at” in years. I haven’t been “in trouble” in a very, very long time. A bit ago, I got a bit of a dressing down. I did something that could have put a patient in danger. It could have meant bringing the patient back to the OR. When finishing up a case, I didn’t secure a … [Read more...]

When was the last time you read for five hours straight? Have you ever done it? How about half that? Have you read for 2.5 hours in a row? It’s a lot. It’s wearing. It’s a mental slog and can literally lead to eye strain. It isn’t easy. You have to train your eyes and your brain to able … [Read more...]

At first light, I send the address to the printer and shut down access to the November issue. With a little work and this issue in hand, you’ll be well on your way to higher test scores with a far better understanding of what is going to be on your tests and how to prepare for them. This one will … [Read more...]

My #1 goal is to help you get through school, pass your PANCE, get a job and become a better human. The Physician Assistant Exam Scholars newsletter is one of my best vehicles for doing just that. If I didn’t send you 4 emails the day before an issue goes to print, I’d feel like I’m doing YOU a … [Read more...]

The November issue of the Physician Assistant Exam Scholars newsletter covers some sweet ideas for getting through GI. I cover how to separate out diseases at glance in a question stem. This will be insanely helpful as you go through GI, but here’s the more valuable part. Read between the lines … [Read more...]