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Two clerkship handbooks with their Anki decks and audiobooks, an interview pack for urology applicants, a guide to studying with AI, and a five-hour video course. No checkout and no email address. Download what you need and pass it to your classmates.

Books

Cover of The Urology Residency Interview Pack
For urology applicants

The Urology Residency Interview Pack

36 pages · 50 stations

Fifty interview stations, each with what it is really testing, a framework, a worked answer, and the traps. Then the eight-story method, a ninety-minute way to research any program, thirty questions to ask them, and the day-of checklists. For CaRMS and the AUA urology match. Worked answers are composites, not anyone's real file.

Cover of The AI Study System for Medical Students and Residents
For any learner

The AI Study System for Medical Students and Residents

22 pages · 40 prompts

A working method and 40 tested prompts that make an AI assistant do the formatting and the examining, so you do the retrieving, deciding, and being wrong. Topic maps, pimp-question prediction, mock orals, weak-spot finding, and a weekly audit that keeps the AI honest.

Course

Video, with captions

The Urology Clerkship Crash Course

26 lectures · 5.1 hours · plays in your browser

The video edition of The Urology Clerkship Handbook: a welcome and 25 lectures that follow the book chapter by chapter, with captions. Watch the rotation section before day one, then each presentation the night before you expect to see it.

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The fine print

  • Free to download, keep, and share for study. Please do not sell it or republish it under another name.
  • Everything here is original writing. No textbook passages and no exam questions are reproduced.
  • The audiobooks and the course are narrated by a synthetic voice (text to speech) reading my words.
  • These are study aids, not medical advice or clinical protocols. Check every dose, threshold, and management decision against current guidelines and your supervising physician.