Med Immersion
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MedImmersion is a project run by a small group of students, interns, and residents who contribute during our spare time for the joy of teaching. We're a grass-roots and heart-felt effort; which is to say, that our goal is to provide you with high quality lectures, question banks, and flashcards that are on-target, high-yield, and best of all, FREE.
Our current focus is to make video lectures on pharmacology topics. We want our lectures to be short, sweet, and to the the point. Who has time for long videos?!
We’re also making professional-quality pharmacology flashcards that are available for download on our website. This is still a work in progress so be patient as we get our site and our material up.
So, whether you are looking for a simple review, or preparing for a major board exam, check us out!
If you have any suggestions or video requests, please, submit them to us at medimmersion@gmail.com. We'd love to hear from you!
-MedImmersion Team
Our current focus is to make video lectures on pharmacology topics. We want our lectures to be short, sweet, and to the the point. Who has time for long videos?!
We’re also making professional-quality pharmacology flashcards that are available for download on our website. This is still a work in progress so be patient as we get our site and our material up.
So, whether you are looking for a simple review, or preparing for a major board exam, check us out!
If you have any suggestions or video requests, please, submit them to us at medimmersion@gmail.com. We'd love to hear from you!
-MedImmersion Team
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