Medical School MD + DO Mastery

A 4-year, board-aligned study system for medical school and licensing exams.

Walk the full Year 1–4 curriculum — foundational sciences, organ-system blocks, clinical clerkships and advanced practice — each with mastery checklists and linked learning resources, plus a dedicated review system for school exams, Shelf/COMAT, USMLE Step 1–3 and COMLEX-USA Levels 1–3.

CORE RESOURCE STACK

ResourceCategoryBest useLink
Official blueprints & sample softwareUSMLE + NBOMEAlways start here. Defines current content, format and practice experience.Open →
External readiness assessmentNBMECBSSA for Step 1; CCSSA for Step 2; CSMS for clerkship subject exams.Open →
Primary question bankUWorldDeep answer explanations + exam-like clinical vignettes. Use longitudinally and during dedicated.Open →
Integrated library + QbankAMBOSSUseful for school blocks, clerkships, quick clinical reference and targeted questions.Open →
Osteopathic question bankTrueLearn / COMBANKCOMLEX/COMAT-specific questions and OMM emphasis; useful for DO students.Open →
Pathology video corePathomaMechanism-focused pathology review; 35+ hours of videos covering the text.Open →
Clinical video coreOnlineMedEdClinical reasoning and rotation/Step 2 content across IM, Surgery, Peds, OB/GYN, Psych, Neuro and OMM.Open →
Bedside exam video coreStanford Medicine 25Physical-exam demonstrations and bedside technique.Open →
Deep foundational videosNinja NerdLong-form explanatory teaching. Use selectively for difficult mechanisms rather than trying to watch everything.Open →
Spaced repetitionAnki / school deckUse after understanding; prioritize cards tied to current block/Qbank misses. Avoid flashcard volume becoming the goal.
Review indexFirst Aid for USMLE Step 1Use as a concise index/checklist during systems blocks and dedicated; not as a standalone teaching source.

RESOURCE PRINCIPLE

One strong explanatory source + one primary Qbank + official assessments beats collecting five overlapping resources. Add a second source only to solve a specific weakness.

NEW RESOURCE STANDARD - VIDEO FIRST, EXAM EVIDENCE SECOND

  • Student-facing teaching links must be direct videos or true video libraries - not university syllabi, curriculum descriptions, webinars or course-registration pages.
  • University curricula (UW, Stanford, Harvard, Hopkins, PNWU, etc.) are benchmark evidence only; they define coverage, not the learner's teaching resource.
  • Each course now separates DEEP CONCEPT videos from HIGH-YIELD EXAM REVIEW videos and from QBANK/OFFICIAL ASSESSMENT tools.
  • Step 1 is pass/fail, so there is no current Step 1 percentile to copy. For scored exams such as Step 2 CK, we use recurring patterns from recent 270+ public score reports as community evidence - never as a guarantee.