Worth the investment
Best money I have ever spent!
Worth every cent! current, evidence based information with help that is readily available (at your fingertips) lectures on patho, pharm, radiology, EKG, procedures, case studies, podcasts, conferences, live meetings, question forum and so much more.
Worth every cent! current, evidence based information with help that is readily available (at your fingertips) lectures on patho, pharm, radiology, EKG, procedures, case studies, podcasts, conferences, live meetings, question forum and so much more.
A rip off
Don’t sign up for any of their paid courses. I did a two day clinical lab review course that was just recordings of previous online trainings. To my surprise, there is no CME offered for this. It is on me that I didn’t double check this, however I have never done an online training before that didn’t offer CME. It’s clear that their courses are a pretext to get people to sign up for their mentoring programs.
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Medgeeks/ Primary Care
This has been an awesome group to be apart of and recommend it for everyone ranging from those in the trenches of their schooling, new grads and to those experienced APPs. The material can be used in addition to your curriculum to help master as well as a nice refresher to the seasoned APP. The mentors are very knowledgeable and really create a comfortable atmosphere to ask questions. The one on one mentorship they offer is such a fabulous resource that makes this so unique. Medgeeks has definitely been with its weight in CME, if not more!! I’m a practicing clinician in primary care for 21 years.
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Nothing here
I don’t know how this app is getting these 5 star reviews. There is nothing but a podcast here. I emailed support a few weeks ago to find out what I am missing and never heard back from them. But they will sure send you multiple emails daily pushing their coaching which is an up sell. Stay away from this company. I have no clue what they are selling other than the high priced coaching.
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Just audio
This is not worth $29/month
I can listen to podcast for free
Not what I thought it would be
I can listen to podcast for free
Not what I thought it would be
No content
The app is free but there is no content. To get content it is $30 per month.
Self test
App is great, just wish there were self test questions...
Amazing
I love how well organized and easy to read all of the content is! Studying for the PANCE is stressful when there are SO many resources out there - this app/website does an awesome awesome job at simplifying topics - which ultimately, for me takes a lot of angst out of “what the best resource,” “does it cover all the topics,” etc. and to top it off there’s videos for pretty much every diseases/condition w/ noted underneath the video, an audio version, and a PDF of every topic and the corresponding diseases in one place!
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NP student
I have used this app for the last year to help me study for class and boards. It is thorough and includes great videos and descriptions. Compared to some of the other study tools available it is a great price!
No images in notes
There are NOT any images in the notes. Disappointed.
NP-BC
Best review allowed me to study in bite size amounts, here and there, as well as long focused study!!!!
Great review and reference tool!
Really enjoying PA Board Review/Medgeeks. I refer to it nearly every day!
PA grad
This app is an incredible foundation. I use it everyday as a new grad, and highly recommend it to prep for the PANCE. Check out the podcast too people.
Info for all providers
So I’m a Physician Assistant in Trauma and I recently decided to use my CME money in a constructive manner. I ordered the pharmacology and board review classes, though I’m not due to recertify for 7 years. Even though I bought those products, the most convenient use of this site has been podcasts (my first use of a podcast in any form). I find that it is very easy to pick a random podcast on my 11 minute drive to work. You can tell that Andrew understands how short our attention spans are and makes them short.
You can tell how much effort goes into each podcast and also the review class/board review I also purchased. I would have loved to have this in PA school.
My only beef with the presentations of this podcast is in pronunciation. I’m a prescriptive linguist and elocution has always been important to me. There are a few words that make my hair stand on end, especially the word “orientate” or “orientated”. While I strongly believed it wasn’t a real word, I did look online so I wouldn’t be complaining without actual data. (Aka, I Googled the word)...It does actually have a meaning, but more in a directional sense (think orientation of opals to find the best gemstone material or geological directions). It should not be used in the medical sense, however. The appropriate word is “oriented”, as in alert and oriented.
Another recent word that was mispronounced was “hematuria”. (Nails on chalkboard)...
There may has been more pronunciation creativity, but I wanted to add my review before I became distracted.
This probably won’t bother that many people, but it is important for young students and professionals to know the correct pronunciation, especially if they will be using them to give report to other providers.
Thanks!
You can tell how much effort goes into each podcast and also the review class/board review I also purchased. I would have loved to have this in PA school.
My only beef with the presentations of this podcast is in pronunciation. I’m a prescriptive linguist and elocution has always been important to me. There are a few words that make my hair stand on end, especially the word “orientate” or “orientated”. While I strongly believed it wasn’t a real word, I did look online so I wouldn’t be complaining without actual data. (Aka, I Googled the word)...It does actually have a meaning, but more in a directional sense (think orientation of opals to find the best gemstone material or geological directions). It should not be used in the medical sense, however. The appropriate word is “oriented”, as in alert and oriented.
Another recent word that was mispronounced was “hematuria”. (Nails on chalkboard)...
There may has been more pronunciation creativity, but I wanted to add my review before I became distracted.
This probably won’t bother that many people, but it is important for young students and professionals to know the correct pronunciation, especially if they will be using them to give report to other providers.
Thanks!
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Pa
Great for test prep . Tried a lot of others. This is best by far
Good addition to review books
I recently purchased the review course to start studying for my PANRE. Definitely glad I did as I am enjoying the videos and how they are broken down into short subjects so I can just watch one quick one during lunch or several on the weekend when I have more time. So far it has been a great addition to my review books.
Thank you for all the work you put into putting the videos and podcasts together for other PAs. When I was in school there wasn't much available for people to use who are always on the go so I'm very thankful that there are more options now to either view or listen to the subject matter.
Thank you for all the work you put into putting the videos and podcasts together for other PAs. When I was in school there wasn't much available for people to use who are always on the go so I'm very thankful that there are more options now to either view or listen to the subject matter.
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Great Study Tool
I am in my last year of school on clinical rotation and PA Boards Review has been great for studying for the PANCE and the high yield information for EOR exams. I like using it on my phone during my breaks and listening to Podcasts when I am exercise. I would highly recommend to others. The Boards Review course is also a great addition. Thanks Andrew.
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great content!
Andrew explains content in a way that is so easy to understand and his cheat sheet are amazing! highly recommend!
THE BEST
This is the absolute best review, as far as I've seen. During my didactic and now, my clinical year, this app with Board Review has saved me so many times, in fact every time. I've even emailed Andrew a couple times with a question, and to my surprise, he's emailed me back! He had great advice and answers.
On clinicals, PAB saved me--it gets straight to the point so I can answer most "pimp" questions. The written component of the Board Review app allows me to quickly scroll and look for information in a pinch.
I do not go without this before any exam, particularly the night or morning before the exam, when I get really anxious. The videos are calming to me, when I feel like my mind goes blank. Lastly, the Pharm Review is exactly the resource I needed, but never had time to create it, nor so comprehensively.
On clinicals, PAB saved me--it gets straight to the point so I can answer most "pimp" questions. The written component of the Board Review app allows me to quickly scroll and look for information in a pinch.
I do not go without this before any exam, particularly the night or morning before the exam, when I get really anxious. The videos are calming to me, when I feel like my mind goes blank. Lastly, the Pharm Review is exactly the resource I needed, but never had time to create it, nor so comprehensively.
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Very valuable
I am still in my didactic year and I find Andrew's review course and the PA Boards app to be very helpful to me. On the one hand we are supposed to read about and know, well, just about everything, but what we are tested on is a more limited subset. The app and the course are really good for reference and review of those succinct and indispensable aspects. I am a particular fan of the system level audio segments in the review course and the podcasts that Andrew posts regularly. The audio reinforces my reading and I can listen during my commuting time turning my commute into productive study time.
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