by The Physeo Team | Jan 11, 2022 | Physeo Blog, World Views
Noon Hagmusa Advice is a big factor in how I’ve handled situations. Advice from my parents, family, friends, colleagues, teachers, strangers, literally anyone. Some were useful for the moment and others didn’t resonate with me for longer than it took to...
by The Physeo Team | Jan 6, 2022 | Physeo Blog, World Views
Noon Hagmusa IntroductionLooking back at my long years in school and college, I’ve come to terms with the fact that I need to be held accountable to truly stick to my to-do lists and move forward. Whether that accountability is self-made, from a close friend or...
by The Physeo Team | Jan 4, 2022 | Physeo Blog, World Views
Noon Hagmusa IntroductionAnatomy is a widely dreaded subject as it is highly dependent on memorization. Unlike physiology and pathology, where understanding the process can get you 90% of the way to the correct answer, anatomy questions are much more specific and can...
by The Physeo Team | Dec 30, 2021 | Physeo Blog, World Views
Chanpreet Mangat I remember the weeks leading up to medical school as filled with both excitement and dread. Either way my stomach was in knots. I was so excited to finally begin what I had been working towards my whole life, but at the same time I was absolutely...
by The Physeo Team | Dec 28, 2021 | Physeo Blog, World Views
Paula Danika A. Binsol As I’ve said before and I’ll say many times – I am a self-professed nerd and I’m proud of it! I absolutely adored medical dramas and scientific television series growing up. While I’m happy to say that my medical knowledge now doesn’t just...
by The Physeo Team | Dec 23, 2021 | Physeo Blog, World Views
Fatima Khan USMLE Step 1:TimingThe registration process for the USMLE exams require online and mail-in paperwork. It can take several weeks from when you first pay for the exam on the NBME’s website to when you finally receive a scheduling permit granting you...
