Looking for an APMLE part 1 paid tutor

[FuturepodpersonDPM]

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I have failed boards. I am looking for a private tutor. Does anyone have any advice?

 

[avatargrapeman]

Also on the same boat, if anyone out there is willing to tutor, please let me know. Willing to pay whatever makes you happy.

 

[FutureToeBro]

Don't have the time to tutor since I'm an intern.
Finding your weaknesses is critical..

My study method consisted of focusing on Micro, Pharm, And LEA.
Know those like the back of your hand.
Use Sketchy for Micro and Pharm.
I used multiple different resources for LEA

I did board vitals 2x.

For biochem and other low yield stuff, first aid was helpful for a quick review. Used pathoma to cover bone tumors.

You can message me for more details or if you have any questions. I'm happy to help wherever I can.

 

[deleted1162946]

Don't have the time to tutor since I'm an intern.
Finding your weaknesses is critical..

My study method consisted of focusing on Micro, Pharm, And LEA.
Know those like the back of your hand.
Use Sketchy for Micro and Pharm.
I used multiple different resources for LEA

I did board vitals 2x.

For biochem and other low yield stuff, first aid was helpful for a quick review. Used pathoma to cover bone tumors.

You can message me for more details or if you have any questions. I'm happy to help wherever I can.

I agree with this. You need to know all of sketchy micro/pharm and lower extremity anatomy well, least important subjects are general anatomy and biochem. Know the broad topics for those

 

[FuturepodpersonDPM]

Don't have the time to tutor since I'm an intern.
Finding your weaknesses is critical..

My study method consisted of focusing on Micro, Pharm, And LEA.
Know those like the back of your hand.
Use Sketchy for Micro and Pharm.
I used multiple different resources for LEA

I did board vitals 2x.

For biochem and other low yield stuff, first aid was helpful for a quick review. Used pathoma to cover bone tumors.

You can message me for more details or if you have any questions. I'm happy to help wherever I can.

What did you use for physio, path, and general anatomy?

 

[Treaty of Dorsi]

Knowing pharm sketchy helped me with physio. Path didn’t matter and neither did general anatomy. Just did BV for physio, path and general anatomy without any studying except the explanations on BV.

 

[heybrother]

https://aacpm.org/wp-content/uploads/2023-AACPM-Curricular-Guide.pdf

If you haven't looked at the Curriculum Guide I continue to recommend checking it out. If you are sitting there thinking - there's so much material, how could we cover it all, what are they actually going to test on - they tell you. Yes, its a lot.

 

[PTPuser]

I'm of the unpopular opinion that part 1 was the easiest because there's so many materials compared to 2 and 3.

That step 1 Anking deck...yeah I know it was overkill but I did the entire thing. LEA, and biomech school notes.

 

[FutureToeBro]

What did you use for physio, path, and general anatomy?

You can look over the high yield stuff for physio and path in the first aid book, my suggestion.

General anatomy there is a 100 high yield concepts pdf on google that covered everything you needed to know.

 

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