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  • Home
  • Step 1
    • Clin-Path Correlation >
      • System Pathology >
        • Heart
        • Circulatory
        • Lungs
        • Kidney
        • Female Repro
        • Hematology
        • GI Tract
        • Endocrine
      • General Pathology >
        • Homeostasis and Adaptation
        • Cell Inflammation and Repair
        • Neoplasia
      • Chief Complaints >
        • Chief Complaints
        • Clinical Syndromes
        • Physical Findings
        • Laboratory Testing
      • Audio
    • Infectious Disease >
      • Immunology >
        • Design of the Immune System
        • Hematopoiesis
        • Adaptive Lymphocyte Antigen Receptors
        • Development of Lymphocyte Antigen Receptor Diversity
        • Selection of Receptors
        • Lymphocyte Trafficking
        • Acute Inflammation
        • Case Studies
      • Microbiology
    • Neuroscience >
      • Introduction
      • Cranial Vault, Meninges, and Cerebrospinal Fluid
      • Neurulation
      • Histology of Nervous System
      • Vertebral Column and Spinal Cord
      • Autonomic Nervous System
      • Brainstem
    • Behavioral Science >
      • Diagnostic/Screening Tests
      • Ethics & Legal Issues
    • More to Come...
  • Q Bank
  • Cases
  • About Us
    • Our Story
    • User Feedback
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LEARN TO THINK LIKE A DOCTOR

Patient-centered learning for the step 1 + 2 exams
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focus your studies on a future in practice

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Medical School Companion teaches you the clinical reasoning skills necessary for success on the USMLE. Memorization is no longer enough - understanding is key. We teach you how to organize your knowledge and develop an approach to a clinical scenario and a patient.

Focus on physician-relevant knowledge, not rote memorization and trivia.

THE ROAD TO BEcoming A DOCTOR

The Step 1 exam emphasizes clinical reasoning. You need more than facts.
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You have to know how they apply to patient care.
You need to think like a doctor.
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System Pathology
General Pathology
Immunology
Neuroscience
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Study to Completeness
Study to Completeness with Medical School Companion
Understand medicine from patient to DNA with no gaps of understanding
Learn to Think Like a Doctor
Learn to Think Like a Doctor with Medical School Companion
Focus on physician-relevant knowledge, not rote memorization and trivia
OUR CORE PHILOSOPHIES
Remember that you are not just studying for an exam. This is the best preparation for practicing medicine. You will be rewarded many times over for learning your basic sciences the right way. As fourth year students will tell you, the best way to get ready for Step 2 is to get ready for Step 1.
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Who We ARe

Our world-class faculty founded Medical School Companion to better respond to a rapidly changing Step 1 exam that no longer emphasizes subject-based, rote memorization. Meet the team:​

Philip tisdall, md

Philip Tisdall, Medical Director

medical director

mary ruebush, phd

Mary Ruebush, Director of Curriculum

director of curriculum

jack wilson, phd

Jack Wilson, Physiology Instructor

physiology instructor

Test your knowledge

The best way to prepare for your Step 1 and Step 2 exams is to prepare to be a doctor.
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CLINICAL REASONING FOR SUCCESS ON STEP 1 + 2

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GENERAL PATHOLOGY
Homeostasis, Adaptation and Disease
Causes of Cell Injury
Acute Inflammation
Cytokines
Neoplasia Hallmarks of Cancer
Diagnosing Neoplasia
SYSTEM PATHOLOGY
Heart
Circulatory
Lungs
Kidney
Female Reproduction
Hematology
GI Tract
Endocrine
INFECTIOUS DISEASE
Immunology
Microbiology
NEUROSCIENCE
Neuroanatomy
BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE
Diagnostic/Screening Tests
TEST YOUR SKILLS
Multiple Choice Review
Case Studies
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