​Today is the deadline to get the October issue of The Physician Assistant Exam Scholars newsletter. This one is all about test-taking. Breaking down questions and my nefarious ways of getting more out of the questions than the writers intend. A short list of what you will learn if you … [Read more...]

Do you have an approach to answering test questions? Or do you just run up to each one, read it, and hope the answer hits you? That works when you know the answer, but, I don’t know about you, more often than not on my PANCE I didn’t know the answer. If I had to guess, I maybe really knew 25% of … [Read more...]

Hi Brian, I don’t think I ever wrote you an email or we’ve never talked but you played a very important part in me passing my PANCE recently. I’ve been listening to your podcast during didactic year and most importantly weeks before the PANCE. I will be forever thankful for all your study tips … [Read more...]

Fall has hit the Northeast. It isn’t bad yet… unless you’re out at a baseball game at night under then lights. Those fields are in the middle of, well, fields. So when the wind picks up, it is COLD. That’s where I found myself this past weekend. Now, to give myself a bit of a pass, my … [Read more...]

When I used to coach little league, some of our kids would close their eyes and swing. A guy I used to coach with would say to the kids, “You can’t hope to it hit the ball. You have to watch the ball.” Hope can be very powerful, but not in baseball. Not at the plate. You have to know … [Read more...]