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DIP Ep 674: USMLE Pharm Crash Course, The Drugs That Matter (Part 5)

#10 trending · Courses

In this episode, I continue the series on the most important drugs that show up on all the USMLE exams. Really make sure you work through this. It will help you answer to

Sep 26
23 min

DIP Ep 673: USMLE Pharm Crash Course, The Drugs That Matter (Part 4)

#16 trending · Courses

In this episode, I continue the series on the most important drugs that show up on all the USMLE exams. Really make sure you work through this. It will help you answer to

Sep 18
23 min

October 2026 USMLE/COMLEX Classes (Begin 10/20/26)

In this podcast, I explain exactly what you should expect to get from all my classes. I go over each class and discuss the way they are structured, specific advantages of

Sep 11
26 min

DIP Ep 672: USMLE Pharm Crash Course, The Drugs That Matter (Part 3)

In this episode, I continue the series on the most important drugs that show up on all the USMLE exams. Really make sure you work through this. It will help you answer to

Sep 10
30 min

DIP Ep 671: USMLE Pharm Crash Course, The Drugs That Matter (Part 2)

In this episode, I continue the series on the most important drugs that show up on all the USMLE exams. Really make sure you work through this. It will help you answer to

Sep 8
30 min

DIP Ep 670: USMLE Pharm Crash Course, The Drugs That Matter (Part 1)

#32 trending · Courses

In this ultra HY podcast, I begin a series on the most important drugs commonly tested on the USMLEs. I plan to make this a 5-6 part series and these podcasts will all be

Sep 7
30 min

September USMLE Classes (Starts 9/14/26)

In this podcast, I explain exactly what you should expect to get from all my classes. I go over each class and discuss the way they are structured, specific advantages of

Sep 3
26 min

DIP Ep 669: USMLE Step 2/3 Rapid Review Series 140 (Clutch Electrolytes)

In this rapid review episode, I spend an extensive amount of time discussing tons of electrolyte scenarios that commonly show up on the USMLEs. You will definitely get te

Sep 3
32 min

DIP Ep 668: Follow The Arrows (Endocrine) + Side Gigs In Medicine

In this podcast, I work through a high yield USMLE practice scenario while discussing 9 physiological “arrows” that are commonly tested. Do the worksheet first and then l

Aug 30
11 min

DIP Ep 667: The 90s Read (The Personal Statement That Survives a Skim)

A program director has to read tons of applications. And many these days have limited attention spans. How do you practically write a personal statement that survives a s

Aug 26
12 min

September Step/Level 1-3 Classes (Starts 9/14/26)

In this podcast, I explain exactly what you should expect to get from all my classes. I go over each class and discuss the way they are structured, specific advantages of

Aug 23
26 min

DIP Ep 666: Stop Studying Wrong

In this podcast, I use the “PODS” framework to carefully dissect how you should study for maximum yield given invested time. Audio Download

Aug 23
11 min

DIP Ep 665: Ultra HY USMLE Associations (Geography, Professions, et al.)

In this podcast, I review a litany of super HY USMLE associations that can give you firm clues as to what they are going after in a Q stem. Do the WORKSHEET first (linked

Aug 18
13 min

DIP Ep 664: The 5 Vital Statistics

In this episode, I review the 5 basic biostatistical computations you should absolutely not miss on your exam. Do the worksheet first (linked below) and then listen to th

Aug 15
7 min

DIP Ep 663: Localize The Oxygen

In this podcast, I go over 6 “oxygen localization” scenarios that can help you get questions right on your exam in pulmonology. Do the worksheet first (linked below) and

Aug 15
10 min

DIP Ep 662: The Genetics Sprint (for Step 2 and 3) Part 2

In this podcast, I continue the series on genetics with a specific focus on Step 2 and 3. The collection I discuss here is especially important because there’s cell biolo

Jul 10
26 min

DIP Ep 661: The Genetics Sprint (for Step 2 and 3) Part 1

As distance from Step 1 increases, knowledge of clinically relevant genetics for Step 2 and 3 diminishes for many people. In this podcast, my focus is to dust off those c

Jul 1
30 min

DIP Ep 660: USMLE Step 2/3 Rapid Review Series 139 (Super HY Stuff)

In this episode, I discuss a host of HY OBGYN, gastroenterology, hematology, and endocrinology concepts that are unusual but have started showing up on the test. I would

Jun 27
23 min

DIP Ep 659: USMLE Step 2/3 Review Series 138

In this podcast, I continue the rapid review series for the USMLE Step 2/3 exams by discussing a host of cardiology/pulmonology related concepts that are commonly reflect

Jun 11
23 min

DIP Ep 658-The Clutch Health Insurance Podcast (Part 3)

In this podcast, I conclude my discussion of health insurance as it relates to the USMLE exams by focusing on insurance ethics, managed care plans, and a host of other mi

Jun 3
26 min

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Content is 5/5– great for step 3 review as a pediatrician who forgot all of adult medicine. Accessing old content is the only reason this isn’t 5 stars. It’s really that annoying is you can’t access the old episodes via the podcast app. Instead, you have to go to the website. So much of the old content is still totally applicable, but it’s too cumbersome to access on a regular basis if you like to mix this in with other podcasts

Roller coaster queen · Jul 2025

Been using this podcast to do my studying while I’m out running or going on adventures (I hate sitting down at a library studying). Divine is awesome! Love that he emphasizes pathophysiology and understanding, as opposed to blind memorization.

jazachlee · Jul 2025

Always such good medical integrations. Also, very funny at times (though I’m not sure if that’s intentional). Don’t listen to that other guy’s review, keep mocking Anki and the other silly things med students do. It’s hilarious and so real. If you can’t laugh at yourself sometimes, then you’ve got no sense of humor! Thank you for all of the help! I don’t know how I would get through step 2 studying without you!

TheGing25 · May 2025

For whatever reason, the way Divine presents the info sticks in my head! I can hear him saying “I hope you’re thinking xyz” when I read a vignette. Best resource for reviewing HY concepts. I started listening again a few months before Step 3 and I’m SO grateful. Thank you, Divine!!

AceMadj · Apr 2024

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