If you are here, you know and have experienced the difficulty of taking the MBLEX exam. The performance based and standardization makes the exam feel as if you are not doing well even if you are and has tricky medical vocabulary that can mix up the answer you know to be right.

If this is sounding familiar, I am here to help. I took the MBLEX exam this past year and have the study prep and current format locked into memory and want to help other students pass the exam!

I was fortunate to go to a school that has a strict study and practice exam policy before they deem you eligible to take the state exam. That helped me to learn the style of questions being asked. I also relied heavily on my previous science and medical background to make the terminology inform my choice in answers instead of confuse me and trip me up.

With a collaborative approach I hope to strengthen your confidence in taking the exam through medical vocabulary training, practice exam break down, and subject matter comprehension. To get you out in the world giving the needed bodywork you went to school to learn :)