PAINE Podcast

PAINE Podcast The PAINE Podcast is a free, podcast and blog designed to help PA students and practicing PAs prepare for the PANCE/PANRE.

The PAINE Podcast and Medical Blog is designed to help physician assistants master the information from the NCCPA blueprint so they can pass the PANCE/PANRE. It is meant to be a FREE resource (in true FOAMed spirit) so busy students and professionals can listen to the podcast and then come to the blog for the show notes and references. I will use the most up to date articles, blogs, and online resources to breakdown a topic from the NCCPA blueprint each month to cover everything you need to know to be successful on your boards. Each month will be devoted to a particular subsystem and all of my Twitter/Facebook posts and podcasts will follow this schedule:

January - Cardiovascular
February - OB/GYN
March - Hematology/Oncology
April - Pediatrics
May - Neurology and Musculoskeletal
June - Surgery
July - Infectious Disease and Pulmonology
August - Critical Care
September - Genitourinary and Endocrine
October - Psychiatry and Gastrointestinal
November - Emergency Medicine
December - HEENT and Dermatology

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The PAINE Podcast and Medical Blog is designed to help physician assistants master the information from the NCCPA blueprint so they can pass the PANCE/PANRE. It is meant to be a FREE resource (in true FOAMed spirit) so busy students and professionals can listen to the podcast and then come to the blog for the show notes and references.

I will use the most up to date articles, blogs, and online resources to breakdown a topic from the NCCPA blueprint each month to cover everything you need to know to be successful on your boards.

Each month will be devoted to a particular subsystem and all of my social media posts and podcasts will follow this schedule:

January - Cardiovascular