RD Medicine Podcast: Your Guide to a U.S. Medical Career

Need a quick, powerful review of Renal for Step 1?This episode compiles 15 Take Home Points from the RD Medicine platform. High-yield flashcards placed before and after each Renal lecture to help you actively recall what matters most. Ideal for:• Driving• Walking• Study breaksJust press play and review smarter.Follow us on Instagram: @rdmedicine_org

Need a quick, powerful review of Neurology for Step 1?This episode compiles 22 Take Home Points from the RD Medicine platform: high-yield flashcards placed before and after each Neurology lecture to help you actively recall what matters most.* Quick note: The video starts at “Neurology 2”. Don’t worry, you didn’t miss anything!🎧 Ideal for:• Driving• Walking• Study breaksJust press play and review smarter.Follow us on Instagram: @rdmedicine_org

G6PD Deficiency – What You Must Know for Step 1 In this quick episode, we break downeverything you need to know about G6PD deficiency, a high-yield hematology topic for the USMLE Step 1.Learn the key triggers, symptoms, lab findings, and how to manage it. Perfect for last-minute review or solidifying your understanding of this commonly tested condition.Tune in and share with a friend preparing for Step 1! 🎧

ARF is an immune-mediated sequela of untreated strep pharyngitis and a must-know topic for USMLE Step 1.🔬 Key Concepts:• J♥NES criteria – Major clinical features you can’t forget• Type II hypersensitivity (molecular mimicry)• Mitral valve involvement: regurgitation early, stenosis later• Penicillin for treatment and prophylaxis🧠 Memorize the criteria, recognize the cardiac complications, and understand the immune mechanism behind it all.

Are you preparing for an observership or clinical rotation in the US?Then this podcast is for YOU.Here, you’ll learn the 5 key behaviors that make you unforgettable (in a good way) during your US clinical experience. These are the unwritten rules that attending physicians, residents, and staff truly notice — but no one talks about.What you’ll learn: • Why arriving early and leaving late shows real commitment • The power of kindness and respect to all team members • How to be proactive without being annoying • The importance of studying your patients and contributing intelligently • How to strike the perfect balance between curiosity and overstepping🎯 Your goal? To become the kind of student everyone hopes will join their team — not the one they hope never returns.⸻Follow us  / rdmedicine_org