Curious about what options you have once you start your medical career? Discover diverse opportunities beyond traditional medical roles in this free webinar with Dr. Jessica Geida. She'll share some success stories, insights, and helpful tips to help you carve out your unique professional path. Register now to save your spot!

What are the essential strategies to find and land the perfect nursing job? Take your nursing career to the next level with this latest Osmosis webinar! Learn about specialized nursing job boards, get some helpful networking tips, and find out how to create an impactful resume with Nurse Liz and Nurse Paige.

Need help with the number of tasks on your daily to-do list? Take charge of your schedule! Learn how to use time management strategies and techniques to identify goals, prioritize tasks, and optimize productivity from Dr. Amin Azzam, UCSF Psychiatrist and Health Professions Education consultant at Osmosis.

Tour the brand-new Osmosis Clinical Sciences library! Our newest innovative learning resource provides the concise, visually-engaging videos Osmosis is known for, paired with clinically focused decision-making trees and linked board-style assessments to develop and strengthen your clinical decision-making skills. Don't miss this exclusive event!

Nursing school has given you the knowledge, now let Nurse Maria and Nurse Paige offer some practical tips to help guide you through the first years of your career. Learn how to communicate effectively, prioritize patients, determine your next career steps, and develop the confidence to excel in an often-challenging work environment.

Want to develop your professional network and connect with your peers? Watch Hillary Acer, VP of People & Customer Experience, Emily Doan, Nursing Regional Lead, and Greta Bensi, Community Operations Lead, discuss the Osmosis advocacy program which helps students become better clinicians and caregivers.

Emotional Intelligence (EI) is the ability to understand other people's emotions and manage your own effectively. Join Dr. Amin Azzam, UCSF Psychiatrist and Osmosis Health Professions Education consultant, to learn how to develop your EI and identify when you, your peers, and your patients are experiencing mental health challenges.

Most nurses report that helping others is their primary reason for choosing this career. However, it can be difficult to practice joy and kindness when caring for patients in a challenging workplace. Learn how to cultivate and maintain a work environment for yourself, your colleagues, and your patients while being kind and supportive of one another.

The Next Generation NCLEX, or NGN, update is live, and aspiring nurses need to get familiar with the new, challenging format. Join Osmosis Nursing experts Nurse Liz and Nurse Paige for an overview of the NGN and some useful tips and tricks to help you to face your fears and ace the exam.

Medical students spend years of their lives preparing for the NRMP Match process, but then what's next? Learn what to do after Match Week, whether it's taking next steps to prepare for your residency, or what to do if you didn't match from Dr. Shari Weisenfeld, a board-certified internist and rheumatologist.

The NRMP Match, or Match Week, is one of the most important times in an aspiring physician's career. Learn the ins and out of the process and how to prepare yourself for what lies ahead with Alpen Patel, MD, MBA.

Mentors play a critical role in the lives of aspiring doctors, nurses, and other caregivers by serving as teachers, role models, advocates, and trusted advisors. Find out how to choose the right mentor for your personal and professional goals.

While the U.S. has faced a number of healthcare staffing shortages during the past century, the last few years have been especially rough. Join Nurse Liz & Nurse Maria for a discussion on the current nursing shortage to learn why it's happening and how it impacts the future of nursing.

Nursing clinicals can be scary, but they don't have to be! Learn what to expect from Osmosis experts Nurse Liz and Nurse Paige including how to use what you've learned in a hands-on environment, how to conduct effective health assessments, and what to focus on while you?re in the field.

Many of us have no idea how to seek out professional mental health support, who to talk to, what questions to ask, or what to expect when we start counseling. Join Dr. Amin Azzam for an overview of what types of professional help are available, what to consider before starting treatment, and how to find the best options to meet your needs.

Our collective experience with COVID-19 has provided a lot of vital lessons on how to handle the challenges of future epidemics. Join Rishi Desai, MD, MPH, Chief Medical Officer at Osmosis and former Epidemic Intelligence Service Officer at the CDC, for an informative ask-me-anything on the virus known as Monkeypox.

As a busy student, your time is both valuable and in short supply. Learn how to develop effective, efficient study habits that will keep you on task and on time with Osmosis content experts, Kelsey LaFayette and Paige Randall.

Finding the content you need to succeed in your classes and exams has never been easier with our new and improved navigation. In this webinar, Nurse Kelsey Lafayette will discuss how to use the new Osmosis Nursing curriculum throughout your nursing school journey.

There's a lot to learn in clinicals with these hands-on patient interactions. You get to put into practice all that you have learned in your medical journey so far. In this webinar, Dr. Rishi Desai will discuss the transition to clinicals and provide some tips for success in your clinical rotations.

During the webinar, the Osmosis nursing team will share their unique stories from the classroom to clinical practice and what they do now at Osmosis and answer your most frequently asked questions about being a nursing student and the nurse experience.

Mental health is a persistent challenge for trainees and practitioners across all healthcare disciplines, and a global pandemic didn't exactly help. Join us for a vulnerable conversation about mental health in medicine, and learn some practical techniques for leading a more balanced life in an unbalanced world.

Congratulations on matching! As you continue celebrating, you may also be wondering, Now what?! The transition from medical school to residency is a significant one, full of personal and professional changes. In this webinar, Dr. Mamoona Khokhar will discuss this transition and the steps you can take to prepare for those changes.

Nurse Liz will show you how to use the Osmosis Quiz Builder, including building your own quizzes and using some of the fun features of the quizzes and analytics to help you prepare for your exams - and career!

If select all that apply questions make you cringe, and you're worried that deliberately confusing wording will trip you up on exam day...Nurse Liz has some foolproof tips that'll help you cut through the confusion and make the correct answers a lot more obvious to you.

Studying medicine can be lonely and confusing. But, you don't have to go at it alone. That's why we've partnered with Student Doctor Network to host an exclusive webinar on how to be successful in your school year.

Being a nurse can be tough, and the past year in the pandemic proves that more than ever. Nurses Berta and Stefanie from Be1Support1 will share strategies to practice better communication, emotional intelligence, working with other health professionals, and most importantly, trusting your intuition.

If you want to improve your decision making in patient care and become a more effective physician there's one thing you need to know inside out: Clinical reasoning. It forms the basis of every decision you'll make while taking care of patients.

Our new Osmosis Prime: RN product combines exclusive videos created by nurses for nurses, combined with NCLEX-style questions to reinforce your knowledge, to help you learn what you need to pass your exams, and build the knowledge you'll need in practice.

As international medical graduates (IMGs) looking to match to a residency program in the US, we have to face some additional obstacles. At Osmosis, we've been hard at work researching in order to give you all the pieces to the puzzle, and hopefully, get you one step closer to that match!

The NCLEX-RN is long and time-consuming and makes nursing school grads nervous. So what does the Next-Generation NCLEX (NGN) mean for nursing students? Osmosis advisor, Dr. Sharon Goldfarb will shed light on the changes to the exam, what motivated these changes, and how you can best prepare.

Dr. Tackett will discuss different learning styles and how they relate to learning science. From there, OMEF and medical student, Omer Rott will show you how to use that info to thrive in your studies with Osmosis.

There is a lot to learn in medical school and former OMEF, Dr. Estello Hill saw an opportunity to expand on one topic in particular in his own curriculum. Dr. Estello Hill will discuss how his work with Osmosis inspired him to look at medical education in a more flexible & dynamic way, his growing interest in the gut microbiome & how he went about becoming a lecturer.

As healthcare providers, the language we use to describe our patients has a bigger impact than we might think. It's our responsibility to make sure we're using the most fair and inclusive language we can so patients receive the best care possible.

Join Dr. Roy Zucker, LGBTQ Medical Fellow, to discuss LGBTQ health. Part of being a good doctor is knowing how to provide every patient with the best care possible. The webinar will discuss LGBTQ health, why doctors need to know about it, and how to interact with patients inclusively.

In this webinar, a panel of current Osmosis Medical Education Fellows (OMEFs) will share their experiences and show you how being an OMEF helped them become better future doctors. They'll discuss event hosting, blog writing, skill-building sessions, and many more unique opportunities available in Osmosis's community program.

OMEF Omer likes to stay ahead of his upcoming exams and his secret weapon is the Osmosis Study Schedule! Omer will show you how to create a new study schedule (for both the USMLE and for a specific topic), how to personalize your schedule by adding different resources to your schedule, and how to add well-deserved days off.

OMEF Omer Rott likes to stay organized and be time-efficient using Osmosis Workspaces! Omer will show you how to upload your study material to Workspaces, how to save time finding the relevant Osmosis videos according to your teacher's presentation, and how to use Workspaces as a powerful teamwork tool.

Finding the Osmosis content you need to succeed in your classes and board exams has never been easier thanks to our new and improved website navigation and curriculum. In this webinar, Dr. Maddison Caterine (Director of Medical Curriculum at Osmosis) will discuss how to use the new Osmosis curriculum throughout your medical school journey.

Rishi Desai, MD, MPH, Chief Medical Officer at Osmosis and former Epidemic Intelligence Service Officer at the CDC, discusses the status of COVID-19 and the development of the COVID-19 vaccine.

The PANCE exam is the last hurdle between a physician assistant student and certification. To help you prepare, Osmosis is excited to welcome back Michele Neskey PA-C, The Posh PA, who will share advice on using Osmosis to succeed on this important exam.

Join Rishi Desai, MD, MPH, & Former Outbreak Investigator at the CDC for a COVID-19 update.

This webinar discusses the financial challenges facing new doctors in training, dispels myths regarding debt management and repayment, and good financial habits which evolve throughout training.

Join our Chief Medical Officer, Rishi Desai, MD, MPH, an Infectious Disease Specialist and former Outbreak Investigator at the CDC for another live COVID-19 update event. Dr. Desai will answer as many of your questions as possible, addressing Halloween best practices too.

Physician Assistants have stepped up to serve their local communities during the pandemic and are critical to the future of public health. To celebrate Physician Assistant's Week, Osmosis invites partner Michele Neskey PA-C, The Posh PA, to discuss the growing popularity of the PA profession.

Dr. Maddison Caterine, Dr. Pinak Joshi, Postdoctoral fellow at Sanofi and Question writer at Osmosis, and Dr. Rishi Desai, Chief Medical Officer at Osmosis, will discuss their journeys towards alternative careers in medicine, and bust non-clinical career myths along the way

How can emergency medicine residency applicants best succeed in virtual interviews and in creating their rank list in this new, uncharted environment? Join Dr. Sean Watts, a senior emergency medicine resident at Northwestern University to learn how you can adapt to the situation, make an excellent impression, and match at your top institution.

Racial injustice impacts every aspect of healthcare, and people are finally starting to wake up to it. Join Osmosis in Conversation with Lisa McBride, PhD, and Monique Gary, DO, FACS for the third and final of three webinar events exploring racism in academic medicine.

So, you want to be a Nurse? Awesome! Let's get you started. With so many Nursing programs to choose from, confidently choosing one that's the best fit for you can be tricky. Join Nurse Jannah in exploring important questions you'll want to ask before enrolling!

Question Banks are a powerful tool for testing your knowledge of key concepts and reinforcing what you've learned. Tune in to hear from our very own Dr. Pinak Joshi, Question Writer at Osmosis, and learn about the study skills and strategies which are key to performing at your best on medical board exams.

Racial injustice impacts every aspect of healthcare, and people are finally starting to wake up to it. Join Osmosis in Conversation with Lisa McBride, PhD, and Monique Gary, DO, FACS for the second of three webinar events exploring racism in academic medicine.

Tune in for Part Two of our popular Test Anxiety webinar series to hear again from Dr. Marina Horiates about tips and tricks for acing that exam despite anxiety trying to get in your way. Learn tools for keeping your mind focused during the test, and check out mental health strategies for every moment.

During this session, Karen J. Hills, MS, PA-C (Chief, Educational Development, PAEA) will facilitate a panel of PAEA leaders and educators as they discuss how PAs and their programs have stepped up during the current public health crises to serve their communities. They share ideas for how you can support your community during ongoing and future crises.

Join our panel of clinical experts from across the US to see how clerkships are being handled at their institutions, and learn how you can adapt to the situation, make an excellent impression, and win the approval of your attendings.

Racial injustice impacts every aspect of healthcare, and people are finally starting to wake up to it. But how did we get here? Join Osmosis in Conversation with Lisa McBride, PhD, and Monique Gary, DO, FACS for the first of three webinar events exploring racism in academic medicine.

Nursing school can be overwhelming with content. Adopting smart study habits early on in your education will set you up to be a successful learner, test taker and practicing RN! Join Nurse Jannah, Nursing Content Manager at Osmosis and Founder & Educator of tootRN and gain critical tips & strategies that will keep you ahead of the game!

During the presentation, Dr. Ling shares effective study strategies, discusses the positive impacts of networking, and provides self-care tips to help you survive and thrive in this new environment. Learn how to build essential habits that will get you through medical school and serve you well in your career.

Dr. Marina Horiates, Content Manager for Test Questions at Osmosis,discusses evidence-based study strategies and mindfulness techniques for overcoming the burden of test anxiety.

In partnership with First Responders First, Dr. Amin Azzam, Director of Open Learning Initiatives at Osmosis will discuss how healthcare providers can maximize their own psychological health as they care for others.

Join Dr. Rishi Desai, Osmosis Chief Medical Officer, Infectious Disease Physician & Former Outbreak Investigator at CDC for this live Q&A.

Hillary Acer is the Head of People & Culture at Osmosis. Hillary is also a 500-Hour Experienced Registered Yoga Teacher (E-RYT) with a passion for education and wellness. She has been teaching yoga since 2012 and currently leads trainings, workshops, and worldwide retreats.

Rishi Desai, MD, MPH is Chief Medical Officer at Osmosis. Dr. Desai spent two years at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as an Epidemic Intelligence Service Officer investigating viral disease outbreaks, before beginning his work in online medical education.

Gil McIntire is the Creative Video Manager at Osmosis, and has been leading mindfulness practices for coworkers since 2014. Gil leads guided meditation practice in three parts: a complete body scan, a small story or a kind affirmation, and finally the reading of a poem, three times with a minute pause in between each reading.

Hillary Acer is the Head of People & Culture at Osmosis. Hillary is also a 500-Hour Experienced Registered Yoga Teacher (E-RYT) with a passion for education and wellness. She has been teaching yoga since 2012 and currently leads trainings, workshops, and worldwide retreats.

Gil McIntire is the Creative Video Manager at Osmosis, and has been leading mindfulness practices for coworkers since 2014. Gil leads guided meditation practice in three parts: a complete body scan, a small story or a kind affirmation, and finally the reading of a poem, three times with a minute pause in between each reading.

Rishi Desai, MD, MPH is Chief Medical Officer at Osmosis. Dr. Desai spent two years at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as an Epidemic Intelligence Service Officer investigating viral disease outbreaks, before beginning his work in online medical education.

Gil McIntire is the Creative Video Manager at Osmosis, and has been leading mindfulness practices for coworkers since 2014. Gil leads guided meditation practice in three parts: a complete body scan, a small story or a kind affirmation, and finally the reading of a poem, three times with a minute pause in between each reading.

Rishi Desai, MD, MPH is Chief Medical Officer at Osmosis. Dr. Desai spent two years at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as an Epidemic Intelligence Service Officer investigating viral disease outbreaks, before beginning his work in online medical education.

Hillary Acer is the Head of People & Culture at Osmosis. Hillary is also a 500-Hour Experienced Registered Yoga Teacher (E-RYT) with a passion for education and wellness. She has been teaching yoga since 2012 and currently leads trainings, workshops, and worldwide retreats.

Hillary Acer is the Head of People & Culture at Osmosis. Hillary is also a 500-Hour Experienced Registered Yoga Teacher (E-RYT) with a passion for education and wellness. She has been teaching yoga since 2012 and currently leads trainings, workshops, and worldwide retreats.

Gil McIntire is the Creative Video Manager at Osmosis, and has been leading mindfulness practices for coworkers since 2014. Gil leads guided meditation practice in three parts: a complete body scan, a small story or a kind affirmation, and finally the reading of a poem, three times with a minute pause in between each reading.

Rishi Desai, MD, MPH is Chief Medical Officer at Osmosis. Dr. Desai spent two years at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as an Epidemic Intelligence Service Officer investigating viral disease outbreaks, before beginning his work in online medical education.

Hillary Acer is the Head of People & Culture at Osmosis. Hillary is also a 500-Hour Experienced Registered Yoga Teacher (E-RYT) with a passion for education and wellness. She has been teaching yoga since 2012 and currently leads trainings, workshops, and worldwide retreats.

Gil McIntire is the Creative Video Manager at Osmosis, and has been leading mindfulness practices for coworkers since 2014. Gil leads guided meditation practice in three parts: a complete body scan, a small story or a kind affirmation, and finally the reading of a poem, three times with a minute pause in between each reading.

Rishi Desai, MD, MPH is Chief Medical Officer at Osmosis. Dr. Desai spent two years at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as an Epidemic Intelligence Service Officer investigating viral disease outbreaks, before beginning his work in online medical education.

Hillary Acer is the Head of People & Culture at Osmosis. Hillary is also a 500-Hour Experienced Registered Yoga Teacher (E-RYT) with a passion for education and wellness. She has been teaching yoga since 2012 and currently leads trainings, workshops, and worldwide retreats.

Gil McIntire is the Creative Video Manager at Osmosis, and has been leading mindfulness practices for coworkers since 2014. Gil leads guided meditation practice in three parts? a complete body scan, a small story or a kind affirmation, and finally the reading of a poem, three times with a minute pause in between each reading.

Rishi Desai, MD, MPH is Chief Medical Officer at Osmosis. Dr. Desai spent two years at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as an Epidemic Intelligence Service Officer investigating viral disease outbreaks, before beginning his work in online medical education.

Hillary Acer is the Head of People & Culture at Osmosis. Hillary is also a 500-Hour Experienced Registered Yoga Teacher (E-RYT) with a passion for education and wellness. She has been teaching yoga since 2012 and currently leads trainings, workshops, and worldwide retreats.

Gil McIntire is the Creative Video Manager at Osmosis, and has been leading mindfulness practices for coworkers since 2014. Gil leads guided meditation practice in three parts? a complete body scan, a small story or a kind affirmation, and finally the reading of a poem, three times with a minute pause in between each reading.

Rishi Desai, MD, MPH is Chief Medical Officer at Osmosis. Dr. Desai spent two years at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as an Epidemic Intelligence Service Officer investigating viral disease outbreaks, before beginning his work in online medical education.

Dr. Amin Azzam is the Director of Open Learning Initiatives at Osmosis, and is also clinically active, running long-term psychotherapy groups for patients with chronic illnesses. Dr. Azzam attended medical school at the Medical College of Virginia and psychiatry residency at the University of California, San Francisco Department of Psychiatry.

Rishi Desai, MD, MPH, Chief Medical Officer at Osmosis, Infectious Disease Physician & Former Outbreak Investigator at the Center for Disease Control (CDC) answers your questions about COVID-19.

In the fifth and final USMLE Step 1 webinar, Dr. Caterine will take a deeper look at what you need to know for immunology and how this topic is tested.

In the fourth of five USMLE Step 1 webinars, Dr. Caterine will take a deeper look at what you need to know for genetics and how this topic is tested.

In the third of five USMLE Step 1 webinars, Dr. Caterine will take a deeper look at what you need to know for cellular physiology and how this topic is tested.

In the second of five USMLE Step 1 webinars, Dr. Caterine will take a deeper look at what you need to know for biochemistry and how this topic is tested.

Join Dr. Maddison Caterine, Osmosis's Head of Question Writing. Dr. Caterine will begin with an overview of the USMLE Step 1 and provide tips and strategies on how to tackle USMLE-style questions. She'll then take a deeper look at what you need to know for anatomy and embryology.

This video goes through the steps in applying to and matching with residency programs.

Dr. Rishi Desai, Osmosis's Chief Medical Officer, goes over his best tips on how to tackle your first semester of medical school.

Four doctors from different specializations share their expertise on residency applications and everything related to Match Day. Osmosis's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Rishi Desai, moderates.

Osmosis's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Rishi Desai, explains 3 helpful tips that helped him avoid the common ?med school burnout? and keep his stress levels low outside of work.

Dr. Rishi Desai, Osmosis's Chief Medical Officer, goes over his best tips on how you can study smarter.

Congratulations! You've gotten into medical school. Here are a few ways to survive and thrive during your first year. This video was created in collaboration with The Student Network, the leading forum to help students become doctors (https://www.studentdoctor.net/).

Osmosis Video Creator, Justin Ling, MD, MS, explains 3 helpful tips for studying for SHELF exams and USMLE Step 2 while you're in rotations.