Hello and welcome to the position assistant exam review podcast, season two episode 103.

We're going to be talking about my co-bacterium and spirochetes today.

My name is Brian Wallace, the founder and creator here at position assistant exam review

where we teach core medical content and how to dominate PA school and ultimately pass the

pants.

Those are not the same thing, by the way, right?

Dominating PA school and medical content are two different subjects and I'm seeing that

more and more clearly as I work more with individual students and groups of students, how

that affects their studies, how that affects their work, that there's certainly a large

portion of medical kind that has to be learned.

There's absolutely no doubt about that.

There's so much medicine to cover, but because of that, there are different techniques,

methods, ways of learning and retaining that information.

There are different techniques, ways and methods for getting that information to stick

in your brain and then to get that information out of your brain and onto the paper.

Like I said, as I'm working with more and more groups of PA students, I'm finding that

there's a lot of space in those skills that people can improve at and really dramatically

show how much medical knowledge they have, they're just having trouble getting it out

on the paper.

One of the reasons I do this show is to teach the medical content, of course.

And we do that in such a way that I'm optimistic, I'm trying to, my plan anyways, to get

you to understand a little bit different ways of thinking, a little bit different methods

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