Today we have a special edition! I will be interviewed by Physiology by Physeo’s host, Greg Rodden! Greg is one of my teammates from InsideTheBoards, and questions me on a step by step process for creating visual markers and memory palaces for your medic…
Podcast: The Medical Mnemonist
What if you had the skills of a Memory Champion? What if you could remember more, quicker, and retain information for a longer time? How much easier would the USMLE Step or COMLEX Level exams be? The Medical Mnemonist Podcast is a journey into the top techniques for medical mnemonics, study skills, board exam tips, and accelerated learning training. With expert interviews, study hacks, and training tips to make YOU the next Medical Mnemonist.
Access accelerated Learning for Pre-med, Medical Students, Physician Assistants, and Nursing. Mnemonics, Memory Palaces, Speed Reading, Study Hacks, Mind Maps for the MCAT, USMLE, COMLEX, NCLEX and all of your Healthcare Board Exam needs! Hosted by Chase DiMarco.
20 Themes and Organization of Medical Memory Palaces with a Master of Memory Timothy Moser
We all need a little help when learning to create our own mnemonics and memory palaces. It can be difficult to apply a strategy that you previously used successfully to a new topic or area of study. Luckily, we have a Master of Memory here to guide us: T…
19 Memory Palaces, Spaced Repetition, and Yoda from Ryan Orwig of STATmed Learning Part 2
In this episode Ryan Orwig from STATmed Learning (The STATmed Program) explains education theories regarding mind maps and organizing your study structure. He explains how to use Minimally Effective Links for creating Memory Palaces, and why Yoda may not…
18 Test Taking Skills and Working Memory Limitations with STATmed founder Ryan Orwig Part 1
There are many study methods when discussing the boards and graduate level exams. Being efficient and understanding time management is one skill required for accelerated learning. Today we have Ryan Orwig, creator of STATMed Learning, where he teaches me…
17 Creating Visual Mnemonics with Sketchy Medical Drs. Bryan and Aaron Lemieux
Many students struggle when they begin making their own visual markers. They want examples created by others to guide them and spark their own creativity. Well, today we have Doctors Bryan and Aaron Lemieux from Sketchy Medical here to discuss how they w…
16 Efficient Learning Strategies from Dr. Wendell Cole of The Medical School Survival Kit and Convos with Cole
We all need as much help as we can get when it comes to board exam tips, time management hacks, and how to get into the residency of our choice. Today, Dr. Wendell Cole, author of The Medical School Survival Kit, will give us the sage advice that allowed…
15 Mistakes and Proper Design of Spaced Repetition for Graduate Education (Medical Students, Physician Assistant Students, and Nursing Students)
Spacing out your retrieval studies can be complicated. There are many questions revolving around this topic, and no two sources seem to fully agree on what an “optimal” spacing effect may be…if it exists at all. My interview with the Learning Scientist…
14 Peg System Memory Training and Creativity for Medical Students
Why should you learn the peg system? Will it help you with your academic studies? These and other questions and concerns will be covered in today’s episode!
The Peg System is a versatile mnemonic system for remembering small strings of numbers. However, …
13 Top Memory Mistakes and Deliberate Practice
Today we are covering some of the most common mistakes and misconceptions when using mnemonics for studying. Memory training is a tool and a skill. It must be practiced, experimented with, and cultivated. There are no people with “bad memory”, but many w…
12 Medical Mnemonics and Spacing Effect with Osmosis Leader Dr. Yifan Xiao
Dr. Yifan Xiao of Osmosis joins us to discuss creating memory palaces for medical students and spaced repetition. Osmosis hosts dozens of free medical animation and educational videos, as well as a premium subscription for their other study materials. As…