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I learn best by doing questions and am interested in doing questions to stay fresh as an attending. I'm almost 10 years out of residency, and I have CME funds that need to be spent so cost isn't an issue. Any thoughts on using med study vs prep vs something else to help keep knowledge up to...

Anyone have a ballpark range for what a general pediatrician practicing exclusively outpatient pediatrics should expect for a part time position of 1-2 clinic days per week? Thanks in advance!

if you have recorded lectures, it won't really matter your first two years. third year is where you might run into problems as an hour of your day is already set apart for the commute

yeah once you start school, they'll get deferred don't worry about it

if you can see yourself as being happy going the MBA route and working in administration, i'd personally do that

dental

could include previous undergraduate debt

you can always do consulting - i think harvard usually has a couple that go to mckinsey, bain, or one of those

too much to retain, you'll most likely forget it for your 1st test. it might be easier to relearn during the semester, but imo - not worth it. just start studying when school starts and enjoy your break.

if you're happy with your grades, you're studying enough. but if you're not happy, you need to study more! don't worry about your classmates. we all have different levels of abilities - some might have to study more than others to get the exact same grade

i asked the same question a while back and what i got in reply was that you won't be competing for mr. olympia, but you should be able to maintain a decent routine if you make it a priority

if your school lets you hire TAs for tutoring sessions, do that. have them run you through all the structures and also quiz you

a heavy workout at the gym and a good night's sleep? it always does the trick for me

skip classes, find a life outside of school, and show up for tests and 3rd/4th year

recently covered it in physiology lecture... initial adaptation is better recruitment of motor neurons