Intern Bootcamp for Rising Interns
Orientation is not onboarding! Intern Bootcamp teaches efficient strategies for time management, effective documentation, and other practices to enhance patient safety and prepare residents for lifelong success. From dealing with hospital hierarchy to getting along with team members, Intern Bootcamp has what learners need to thrive in their first year of residency. Intern Bootcamp will help you start your residency prepared.
Case X
Real patients with real health issues rarely present as described in a textbook. For aspiring clinicians, acquiring experiential knowledge is critical to moving into successful practice. Enter Case X from OnlineMedEd. Case X is a case-based experience that offers authentic learning in a safe environment. These are real clinical cases, so learners consider what could be and what should be before finding out what actually happened in real life because real life is not multiple choice.
"I used OnlineMedEd as a psychiatry intern to bolster my internal med skills and to study for COMLEX 3. I loved the Intern Bootcamp! Overall, the content helped me build a solid 'medical' foundation; I have been able to use that foundation to be a better psychiatrist. Thank you."
Student at Midwestern University Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine
"OnlineMedEd has helped me so much! I have been using it to supplement my learning for the last 3 months and I have had so many 'lightbulb' moments. Content just clicked that I had been struggling with for a while. I signed up for Case X and have been learning a lot going by through each case. I love OnlineMedEd!"
Student at Flinders University
The Intern Guide
It turns out each years’ intern class faces similar challenges. Most interns use their intern year to figure them out. But wouldn’t it be better if someone figured it out, then wrote the answers down for the next generation? The Intern Guide is just that. Learners can adopt patterns of advanced residents, before residency. It’s wisdom in your white coat pocket on the go.
"I love it. I am an intern (IM) and I especially love the practicality of the intern guide as well as its underlying philosophy. It is common to find "how to" guides, but it is rare to find "how to" guides that are deeply thought through and based on a philosophy."
Student at National and Kapodistrian University of Athens Medical School
"I have the intern guide. I bought it because I felt it would be very beneficial to have during rotations. I wanted something concise that outlines high yield information. This was perfect! I would highly recommend it to any student who needs visual summarization like I do."
Student at Caribbean Medical University School of Medicine