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Learn how to request med school disability accommodations: what documentation to file, what to say, and what to expect for exam access.
Applying for MCAT accommodations? Discover the full process: documentation, functional impairment criteria, and typical approval timelines. Expert guidance inside.
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Disability Accommodations
Can You Get Emergency Disability Accommodations Mid-Rotation?
Need disability accommodations mid-rotation? Learn when urgent requests work, what to ask for, and how interim supports get approved quickly.
Surviving First Year
Myth vs Reality: You Must Fully Disclose Mental Health to Get M1 Accommodations
Learn what you actually need to disclose for M1 mental health accommodations. Avoid oversharing, focus on functional impact to get approved.
Disability Accommodations
Avoid These Pitfalls When Asking Attendings for Clinical Modifications
How medical students should request clinical accommodations: avoid common pitfalls, get formal support, and communicate clear functional needs to attendings.
Residency Work Hours
How Much Sleep Do Residents Really Need to Function Safely?
How much sleep do residents need to stay safe? Learn evidence-based sleep needs, risks of sleep deprivation, and practical tips for 6-8 hours.
Residency Life
How Much Sleep Do Residents Actually Need to Function Safely?
Evidence-based guide: how much sleep residents need to function safely (7-8 hrs), why <6 hrs is risky, and how to reduce fatigue-related errors.
Medical Startups
Do I Need a Tech Cofounder as a Physician, or Can I Hire an Agency?
Physician founders: decide whether to recruit a tech cofounder or hire an agency. Practical framework, trade-offs, and hiring tips for health startups.
What is a Preliminary Year?
Do I Really Need a Specific Type of Preliminary Year for My Specialty?
Find out if your specialty needs a specific prelim year, radiology, anesthesia, PM&R, dermatology, and which PGY-1 (prelim IM or TY) is safest.