Medical Education

Each state’s medical licensing board has its own set of licensure requirements for continued accreditations so that medical professionals remain in CM...

In today’s fast-paced academic environment, where time is a precious commodity, it’s essential to study smarter rather than harder. BoardVitals’ Risk...

As medical students and residents, we become accustomed to living our lives in year increments. Four years for medical school, three to five years for...

If you’re on the path to becoming a licensed nurse, you know that passing the NCLEX® is key. But with recent declines in pass rates, it’s more importa...

The Residency In-Service Training Examination (RITE) is an assessment for neurology residents, designed to evaluate their knowledge and readiness for...

We all learn in different ways. Whether you prefer visual aids, or you excel with auditory lessons, it is important to play to your strengths during t...

For a lot of people, July is the start of summer, complete with fireworks, pool time, barbecues, and days at the beach. But for the latest class of me...

I can still remember my first day of medical residency and all the trials and tribulations that I would face at that time. While there is definitely l...

How can we prepare for the challenges of the future of healthcare? One way is by listening to the physicians of tomorrow. As part of a commitment to s...

The nurse practitioner (NP) role is a popular one. As of July 2025, there are more than 431,000 nurse practitioners licensed in the US. All of them ha...