EZ Medicine supports medical students across all phases of training — pre-clinical, clinical, and board preparation. Students come to us when they feel overwhelmed, stuck despite working hard, unsure how to approach COMLEX or USMLE, or when they want a more structured, strategic approach to learning and performance.

No. Many students work with EZ Medicine after a low exam or failed assessment, but many also come to optimize efficiency, improve consistency, and build stronger study systems before problems arise. Our approach is designed both for recovery and for performance growth.

Yes. We support students preparing for COMLEX, USMLE, and in-house medical school exams. Our diagnostic and strategy process specifically accounts for the differences between exam styles and helps students learn how to adapt their approach accordingly.

Most students begin with our Boards Diagnostic and Readiness Assessment. This evaluation identifies performance gaps, learning barriers, and risk factors, and provides a clear recommendation for next steps based on individual needs.

Yes. We frequently work with students who are already in dedicated. Our process focuses on rapidly identifying inefficiencies, high-yield gaps, and exam-level reasoning issues, then restructuring study systems to maximize remaining time.

No. EZ Medicine is built around diagnostics, academic strategy, and systems-based support. While tutoring is one component, our services emphasize performance analysis, personalized study design, application-based learning, and ongoing adjustment — not simply content review.

EZ Medicine does not start with generic tutoring sessions. We start by assessing how a student learns, where breakdowns are occurring, and what is actually limiting performance. From there, we design an individualized academic system that integrates strategy, tutoring, scheduling, and accountability.

Yes. We support students in pre-clinical and clinical phases with coursework support, exam preparation, and academic system building that often prevents later board difficulties.

Students receive a structured performance breakdown and a personalized recommendation outlining risk areas, strategy priorities, and the most effective support options moving forward.

Yes. EZ Medicine works with students virtually, allowing us to support medical students across institutions and locations.

No. Students can enroll in individual weeks, a 5-week flexible bundle, or the full 10-week series. The course is designed to be modular, allowing students to target specific subjects or participate in the full curriculum based on individual needs.

Each week includes one high-yield lecture session and one application-based interactive session. Lecture sessions focus on core concepts and testable associations, while interactive sessions emphasize clinical reasoning, question interpretation, and exam-level thinking.

Sessions are held live to maximize engagement and active learning. Recordings may be provided depending on the session format, but live participation is strongly encouraged for the greatest benefit.

If you miss a session, you will still have access to the associated materials. For students enrolled in the 5-week bundle or full 10-week package, additional guidance on catching up will be provided.

The 5-week bundle allows students to choose any five weeks from the series. Students will receive access to all sessions for their selected weeks, along with 10-week access to the EZ Medicine Resource Drive.

The Resource Drive includes curated high-yield review materials, frameworks, and study tools designed to complement weekly topics and reinforce application-based learning.

Yes. The course is designed for students at various stages of preparation, including those early in dedicated and those looking to improve exam performance after initial content review.

No. The Step 1 HY Series is not a replacement for independent study. The course is designed to guide how students study, apply information, and approach questions more effectively.

Sessions are led by experienced EZ Medicine tutors with extensive experience in medical education and board preparation.

At checkout, students may select weeks based on their individual strengths, weaknesses, or current phase of preparation. Students who are unsure which topics to prioritize are encouraged to reach out to EZ Medicine for general guidance.