“So You Want to Become a Nurse…”

What is Nursing? Nursing can be defined as the general care of sick people, as opposed to the medical treatment of their diseases. A professional nurse is able to skillfully combine the art of caring with the science of healthcare. Nursing places its focus on the patient as a whole, rather than on a particular … Read more

How to Become a Dentist

What is a Dentist? A dentist can be described as a super medical specialist dedicated to the care of the teeth, mouth, jaws and surrounding organs. They have studied the physiological and disease processes affecting structures in this region, and they understand the principles of diagnosis and the management of diseases and abnormalities affecting teeth, … Read more

Steps to Becoming a Medical Doctor in the United States of America

Below is a short summary of the steps to follow to become a doctor in the United States of America. Academically you need to focus your attention on attaining an approved 4-year pre-medical science qualification (step 2): Complete Grade 12  / High School diploma / GED — exceptional academic results set the tone for the future! You … Read more

Medical School

Welcome back. Medicine is both an intellectual and practical discipline at the same time, so you need to have a hands-on approach, and have somebody guiding you, correcting you, and sometimes leaving you to sweat it out when the situation calls for it. Medical students have to study and retain an immense amount of knowledge, … Read more

Read About This Proven Way to Sky Rocket Your Chances of Getting Into Medical School

Hey, If you’ve been receiving these Letters from the Doc from the beginning, then by now you should have a much better understanding of whether a career in medical science is for you or not. The strategy I’m going to share with you today is not intended to trick or fool medical school reviewers. They’re … Read more

A Day in the Life of a Surgeon

Hi Apprentice Doctor!   I was also once at a place in my life where everything seemed so far away and unattainable.   I barely made it into medical school. My scores in high school and pre-med weren’t the shiny example of brilliance you might expect.   But once I was accepted into medical school, … Read more