Saying that medical students have a lot to learn would be an understatement. From human anatomy to the workings of drugs and how to perform medical procedures, the list doesn’t end. The challenge for learners is the need not only…
Every allied health and medical student has a ton of learning to do in order to graduate, which can be overwhelming and stressful. Feeling some stress is a normal human condition, so you’ll never remove it completely. However, as a…
1. You want to make a difference If you want to be proud of what you do – that you made a difference in patient’s lives – medical assisting can be a rewarding career for you. As an MA you’ll…
One of the most visited pages on our website is the About page, which describes SIMTICS, our philosophy and introduces our team. Since that page is so popular I was thinking of including some of that information here in a…
This is the second part of our Study Tips for Adult Learners series. You can read the first part here. 4. Be Prepared for Class Always attend classes with some knowledge of what will be discussed that day. Read ahead…
Non-traditional students are the new majority. Around 75% are over 24 years old, often juggling families and jobs with their studies, and usually commuting to school if not studying online. But just because the majority of students are like you,…