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Bryan Carmody
jbcarmody
Here’s a fun fact:In terms of *relative* performance, an examinee who scored a 219 on USMLE Step 1 in 1993 is equivalent to one who scored a 250 today.(thread) Back
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Hot Med Student says STAY HOME
blondemedSJW
USMLE: “28 year old female presents with recurrent miscarriages....”Me: Antiphospholipid Ab Syndrome on to the next question In real life, this could be so many things. PID, cervical insufficiency, endometriosis,
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Londyn Robinson (rheuminate)
londyloo
PHYSICIANS: we need your help. STUDENTS we need your help too.A petition has been made for the @TheUSMLE and @NBMEnow to allow proctoring of the USMLE exams at AAMC accredit
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Bryan Carmody
jbcarmody
Most physicians who took USMLE Step 1 over 5 years ago have no clue what’s actually on the exam.Don’t believe me?For those of you who’ve forgotten what Step 1 really
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Bryan Carmody
jbcarmody
My DMs are filled with messages from students about whether the proposal to move to a VIRTUAL testing format for the USMLE Step 2 CS exam may provide an opportunity
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Leah Pierson
leah_pierson
I listened to @TheUSMLE podcast about Step 2 CS in the hopes of learning about how the virtual CS exam is being validated (as a reliable predictor of clinical skills,
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Bryan Carmody
jbcarmody
And *now* it’s official: Step 2 CS is suspended for 12-18 months. https://www.usmle.org/announcements/ Know what that means?Yup, it’s time to break it down, WINNERS and LOSERS style...(thread) WINNER: The Class of
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Bryan Carmody
jbcarmody
Since the announcement that Step 1 will go pass/fail, there’s been a growing false narrative that USMLE scores allowed IMGs to compete on a level playing field with U.S. MDs
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Mario Amaro, MD (#DocSpacer) 💃🏾
MarioATX_MD
One thing that's always surprised me about medicine is this interaction with patients. Stranger (physician) meets stranger (patient). Physician advises patient on something that they're the expert in expecting patient
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Pendical
pendical
1. USMLE or plab 2. Top 3 specialities 3. Federal universities or private universities 4. Career or family 5. Most common COVID-19 misconception 6. Toughest MB in medical school 7.
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Prof Peter Hotez MD PhD
PeterHotez
Thread 1/3: I was moved by Dr @uche_blackstock tweet: the refrain “being silenced” in academic medicine. Many exceptions, and it’s still a half-baked idea but some of us have
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Pendical
pendical
Here's a thread for medical twitter Enjoyyy 1. USMLE or plab 2. Top 3 specialities 3. Federal universities or private universities 4. Career or family 5. Most common COVID-19 misconception
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NPLiabilities2.0
npliabilities2
This NP has already been seeing patients for THREE weeks & ordering labs. Only problem is he can’t interpret them or what to do with abnormal values. Medical school 101
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Caroline Coleman
cg_coleman
A few weeks ago, I did a cover-to-cover read-through of the First Aid for the USMLE Step 1 2020 textbook. As the book’s illustration co-editor, I was looking for graphics
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𝙅𝙚𝙨𝙪𝙨 𝘼𝙣𝙖𝙢𝙥𝙖 𝙈.𝘿, 𝙈.𝙎🧬🔬
jesusanampa
After interviewing a few applicants, I wanted to share some interview tips for hematology/oncology fellowship applicants (although might be relevant for other subspecialties too)Feel free to share & comment1/11#SomeDocs #Medtwitter
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Bryan Carmody
jbcarmody
Well, it’s (all but) official: The AAMC has recommended that residency programs offer only virtual interviews for the upcoming season.Who wins, and who loses? Let’s find out!(thread) WINNER: Homegrown applicants.
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