Hello and welcome to Dominating Medicine.

My name is Brian Wallace and I created Physician Assistant Exam Review over 10 years ago

in an effort to help students do better learning medicine.

Get into their heads, get it onto the paper's past or classes, have the confidence to move

forward and to pass their exams and get out into the world and become a fantastic practitioner.

What I discovered over the years is that your schools, your programs do an excellent job

of teaching you what to learn.

What they don't teach you is how to learn.

What they don't teach you is how to get the information to stay in your brain.

What they get you to do is they show you all the stuff you need and they've organized

it really well for you and they've gone out of their way to group and categorize

it as much information as they possibly can squeeze in and hand it to you.

Which is a phenomenal thing and it's really what you're paying for.

Rather than having to start from scratch and go to the library, like they would have

had to do a hundred years ago or dig up dead bodies and learn anatomy on your own,

your schools, your programs have decided what information is the most important thing

they could show you before you start practicing medicine.

And then they group all that into courses and demonstrate that material to you over time.

Which again, it's fantastic and that's what they're set up to do, that's what they're

designed to do.

But their expectation of you is that you, not only that you're smart and have the ability

to learn, but that you can handle everything

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