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10/12/2026

Did you know that the AAMC & ERAS come out with a list of 40 Residency Interview questions?

I sit on the program director side of the interview table. The questions aren’t the hard part. It’s your framework that is essential.

“Tell me about a time you made a mistake.”

→ We’re not grading the mistake.

→ We’re grading what you changed afterward.

So I turned the AAMC list into a Notion template:

✅ All 40 questions in one place

✅ Sample answers for each

✅ An interview tracker for every program on your list

It’s free. Duplicate it and make it yours!

👇 Comment “ERAS interview” and I’ll send it to you.

10/11/2026

a new chapter begins... 🥲🫶🏼🥼

thank you all for the love & support.

link in bio 🔗

Antibiotic pharm can feel like a never-ending drug list on the USMLE!! 🦠💊Here’s what the NBME wants you to know:What’s t...
10/11/2026

Antibiotic pharm can feel like a never-ending drug list on the USMLE!! 🦠💊

Here’s what the NBME wants you to know:

What’s the mechanism + classic high-yield clue for each class?

1️⃣ Penicillin-sensitive penicillins → bind PBPs → ↓ cell wall cross-linking

2️⃣ Penicillinase-resistant penicillins → MSSA coverage + resistant to penicillinase

3️⃣ Cephalosporins → inhibit cell wall synthesis → coverage changes by generation

4️⃣ Macrolides → bind 50S → block translocation

5️⃣ Sulfonamides → inhibit bacterial folate synthesis

6️⃣ Fluoroquinolones → inhibit DNA gyrase + topoisomerase IV

7️⃣ Aminoglycosides → bind 30S → misread mRNA

Hope this breakdown helps you organize antibiotic pharm for Step 1 and Step 2 CK 📚✨

Check the link in my bio for more! 🔗

Heading into interview season?I made a free guide with all 40 AAMC interview questions and a sample answer for each.It’s...
10/08/2026

Heading into interview season?

I made a free guide with all 40 AAMC interview questions and a sample answer for each.

It’s a Notion template, so it also tracks every interview and gives you every common question to practice.

📌 Comment “ERAS interview” and I’ll DM it to you.
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USMLE triads are pattern-recognition shortcuts: 3 clues → 1 diagnosis or mechanism. 🧠→ Beck triad: hypotension + JVD + m...
10/07/2026

USMLE triads are pattern-recognition shortcuts: 3 clues

→ 1 diagnosis or mechanism. 🧠

→ Beck triad: hypotension + JVD + muffled heart sounds → cardiac tamponade ❤️

→ Virchow triad: stasis + endothelial injury + hypercoagulability → thrombosis / DVT

→ Charcot triad: fever + RUQ pain + jaundice → ascending cholangitis

→ Cushing triad: hypertension + bradycardia + irregular respirations → increased intracranial pressure

Learn the pattern, not just the name. Save this for Step 1 & Step 2 CK 📚

Studying 12 hours a day and still feeling behind?That’s not a work ethic problem.It’s usually a system problem.Too many ...
10/06/2026

Studying 12 hours a day and still feeling behind?

That’s not a work ethic problem.

It’s usually a system problem.

Too many resources. Reviewing only what you got wrong. Rereading instead of recalling. Sitting for 10 hours straight.

Swipe through for 6 things to try during dedicated. 👉

The one most people skip: reviewing the questions you got right but guessed on. That’s where the hidden gaps live.

🚨 Comment “USMLE dedicated” and I’ll send you the HyGuru weekly planner.

Priorities, habit tracker, daily plan. One page.

10/06/2026

Chronic dyspnea can be a challenging differential on the USMLE !! 🫁

Here’s what the NBME wants you to know:

for chronic dyspnea, think cardio, resp, and heme 🩺

Hope this breakdown helps you review the differential! 📚✨

Check the link in my bio for more resources to help you prepare for the USMLE! 🔗

Planning dedicated for Step 1 can make it feel like you need everything.More resources.More videos.More question banks.M...
10/02/2026

Planning dedicated for Step 1 can make it feel like you need everything.

More resources.
More videos.
More question banks.
More study hours.

But a crowded plan is not always a better plan.

The goal is not to use every resource.
It is to know what you are learning.
Pick a few resources you can return to.
Let questions show you where to focus.

Use NBMEs to assess…not just to judge yourself.
And if you miss questions or receive a score you did not want:
This is the time to find the gaps.

You want to make mistakes now, while they can still teach you something. 🌱

Save this for the days someone else’s study plan makes you question your own. 🤍

Knowing the content for the USMLE is not always the same as applying it under pressure.That is why a missed question doe...
10/01/2026

Knowing the content for the USMLE is not always the same as applying it under pressure.

That is why a missed question does not always mean, “I need to relearn everything.”

Sometimes it means:

I missed the clue.
I answered too fast.
I did not compare the choices carefully.
I did not predict before looking.

Your approach matters.

So, here is my framework that I would implement before you take your next NBME.

Before you look at the answer choices, pause.

Read the lead.

Paraphrase the clues.

Predict what the test writer is asking.

So many mistakes happen because you let the answer choices bias you.

Your job is not just to recognize facts.

Your job is to build a reason for your answer.

This is why practice makes perfect and why you may have many resources that teach content, but very few which integrate your learning.

Register via the link in my bio. 🔗

In this webinar on Saturday, we'll work on how to decode the question, compare and contrast answer choices, and build a reason for your answer.

You'll learn the top 7 strategies I've found most helpful! 🎯

I've been humbled to tutor over 8,000 hours.

Many students go from 53% to 78% in a matter of 8 weeks.

For Step 2, students have gone from 228 to 258 in just 5 tutoring sessions!

There's a formula which, since I was an a PGY-1 resident, I've been teaching. And now, in the age of AI, you'll learn how to incorporate high-fidelity strategies that leverage neuroscience.

Sat, Oct 10th at 10 am.

Register for the 5-hour boot camp, and I'll give you my course for free!

Register via the link in my bio. 🔗

09/30/2026

🔥 Acute abdominal pain tests rapid USMLE pattern recognition. 🚨

⦿ Pain out of proportion → acute mesenteric ischemia

⦿ RUQ pain after fatty foods → cholecystitis

⦿ Epigastric pain radiating to the back → pancreatitis

⦿ Periumbilical pain migrating to the RLQ → appendicitis

Focus on the clue that changes the differential—not memorizing every diagnosis.

🗓 Save for your next GI review.

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