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This space is for medical students, doctors and other healthcare professionals to share their experiences and challenges with the Geeky Medics community. The aim of the blog is to provide a platform for content that is inspiring and intriguing for current students, prospective students and those already practising. If you're interested in sharing your story with the Geeky Medics community you should check out our blog writing guidelines.
The Situational Judgment Test, or SJT, is one of the most important exams you will sit in medical school. We’ve compiled our top 10 tips to excel in the SJT, taken from several high scoring applicants in 2018.
I refuse to sugar-coat it: studying medicine is utterly, mind-bogglingly challenging. It is...
We’ve gathered together a bunch of useful tips for the UKCAT with the aim of helping to improve your chances of getting a great score on the UKCAT! All of our tips are written by medical students who obtained high scores on the UKCAT.
Plastic surgery is one of the most diverse and exciting of all the surgical disciplines but at times rather mysterious and a little misunderstood. In this article, I aim to introduce you to the basics of a discipline that has kept me interested and learning for the last 20 years.
The lone neurosurgeon who caters to a region of 17 million in Sub-Saharan Africa says this with a heavy sigh, as he once again cheats death and beats the odds by saving another life in far from ideal conditions.
I’ve heard and read stories about doctors or medical students whose lives, perspectives or goals were changed forever on the day they met (insert name here) or saw (insert procedure here). I actually love reading those stories, which is part of the reason why I wanted to write blog posts. I loved the idea of my experiences inspiring another person.
A guide to writing high-quality single best answer (SBA) questions for the Geeky Medics Quiz platform.
