MedEd Games

MedEd Games Have fun playing while learning about Medicine, Nursing and Emergency Response. Try for free now on the Apple App Store!

***2022 American Nurse’s Association Nursing Innovation Finalist***

Stress less & play more with the MedEd Suite App! Quickly & easily access volumes of critical medical, nursing & emergency response material including:

* cardiac arrhythmias
* labs
* emergency interventions
* medications
* blood administration
* trauma
* vital signs & MEWS
* rapid sequence intubation
* sepsis
* EKGs
* anatomy

…& so much more. The MedEd Suite App is your swiss army knife in the classroom, on the floor & in the field. Propel your understanding with:

* tutorials
* reference guides
* animations
* illustrations
* videos
* definitions
* medical abbreviations

Accelerate your retention with fun, interactive games with increasing levels of difficulty. Win scholarships with our gaming competitions & grants for STEM student organization with our video awards contest. The MedEd Suite App is on the go with you, putting essential information at your fingertips, anywhere at anytime. Download the app for free now on the Apple App Store!

12/23/2024

Accelerate your learning with this quick and easy explanation of HYPERTONIC IV fluids!

12/23/2024

A quick and easy explanation of HYPOTONIC IV Fluids with great Illustrations to accelerate your learning!

11/03/2024

Crush Your Nursing Interviews

Landing your dream nursing job starts with a great interview. In this post, we'll share tips to help you ace your nursing interviews, including common questions, interview strategies, and follow-up tips.

Common Nursing Interview Questions
Nursing interviews often focus on your skills, experience, and fit with the organization. Here are some common questions you may encounter:

● Tell me about yourself. Be prepared to give a concise and engaging overview of your education, experience, and career goals.

● Why did you choose nursing as a career? Highlight your passion for helping others and your specific interest in nursing.

● Describe a challenging situation you've faced in nursing school and how you handled it. Demonstrate your problem-solving skills and ability to handle adversity.

● What are your strengths and weaknesses? Focus on your strengths and be honest about your weaknesses, but also explain how you are working to improve them.

● Tell me about a time when you had to work as part of a team. Showcase your teamwork skills and ability to collaborate with others.

● How do you handle stress and pressure? Demonstrate your ability to manage stress effectively and remain calm under pressure.

● What are your long-term career goals? Show your commitment to the nursing profession and your aspirations for the future.

● Tell me about a time when you had to deal with a difficult patient or family member. Demonstrate your ability to communicate effectively and provide compassionate care.

● How do you stay up-to-date with the latest nursing trends and practices? Show your commitment to continuing education and professional development.

● What do you think sets you apart from other nursing candidates? Highlight your unique qualifications and experiences that make you a strong candidate.
Interview Tips and Tricks
● Practice, practice, practice: Rehearse your answers to common interview questions to build confidence.

● Research the facility: Learn about the hospital or clinic where you are interviewing to demonstrate your interest.

● Dress professionally: Make a positive first impression with appropriate attire.

● Be enthusiastic and positive: Show your enthusiasm for the position and your positive attitude.

● Ask thoughtful questions: Show your interest in the position and the organization by asking insightful questions.

● Be mindful of your body language: Maintain good posture, make eye contact, and avoid fidgeting.

● Follow up with a thank-you note: Send a personalized thank-you note within 24 hours of the interview.

● Be persistent: Continue your job search even if you don't hear back immediately and don’t be afraid to follow up with facility with which you interviewed as it shows you are sincerely interested and have gumption.
Nursing Interview Etiquette
● Arrive on time: Be punctual and show respect for the interviewer's time.

● Be polite and respectful: Greet the interviewer with a firm handshake and maintain eye contact.

● Listen attentively: Pay close attention to the interviewer's questions and avoid interrupting.

● Avoid negative comments: Avoid speaking negatively about your previous employers or colleagues.

● Be yourself: Let your personality shine through and be authentic.

By following these tips, you can increase your chances of landing your dream nursing job. Remember, confidence, preparation, and enthusiasm are key to a successful nursing interview.

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About MedEd Games

Whether you’re a student studying for your next exam or a professional continuing your education, you’ll love playing MedEd Games!

From emergency cardiac arrhythmias to critical lab values, our exciting collection of mobile apps & tabletop games will help you master material that is directly relevant to gold standard patient care. Every game includes clear & concise references designed to propel success in any nursing, medical or emergency response program.​


  • Each game is designed to take you from zero knowledge to a comprehensive understanding.

  • Increasing levels of difficulty allow you to master material at your own pace while staying challenged.