Medgeeks
We’re celebrating five years since launching primary care medicine essentials. In honor of our anniversary, we have a special offer:
The goal is to get you up to speed with the most commonly encountered problems in practice.
You’ll get lifetime access to our self-paced program, so there’s no need to rush through the material. The curriculum comprises 55 hours of training (video, audio, & slides) that every primary care medicine clinician needs to know. After completion, you’ll be awarded 51.25 CAT 1 CME credits accepted by AAPA, AANP, and ANCC.
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Clay Walker PA-C
A graduate of the Southern Illinois University School of Medicine, Physician Assistant Program class of 2016. He currently works primary care and is the lead PA running the primary care residency program at Mayo Clinic.
Dr. Judy Finney
Judy Finney, M.D. graduated from the Michigan State University School of Medicine in the top 5% of her class.
She did her residency in internal medicine with Michigan State University Clinical Center and did a fellowship in cardiovascular disease at Ingham Regional Medical Center.
She also taught at Midwestern University School of Medicine.
From 2001 – 2008 she was a clinical professor taking on one student at a time during their 3rd year clinical cardiology rotation to really help them excel. During that time, she also taught EKGs, Heart Sounds, and Murmurs to everyone in their cardiology rotation.
From 2008-2011 Dr. Finney was assistant professor for the school of Medicine. During this time she re-wrote all objectives for the internal medicine rotation and created a database of questions they could use for testing during the internal medicine rotation.
Dr. Niket Sonpal
Niket Sonpal, M.D. practices internal medicine and is assistant professor of medicine at Touro Osteopathic School of Medicine, associate program director for the internal medicine residency program at Brookdale University hospital, director of Medical education at Picmonic, and chief strategy officer at Medquest Test Prep.
Liticia Arthur PA-C
Liticia graduated from the University of Kentucky in 1999. She’s worked most of her career in family medicine but has also worked in research, internal medicine, education, pharmaceuticals, and most recently the urgent care/covid clinic.
John C., FNP
“Even my boss gave me credit. I had my evaluation, I think it was my 45 day, and they’re very happy, they haven’t had any complaints. I’ve seen 220 patients. They’ve been very happy with my productivity and my confidence level is so much better. They mentioned Medgeeks in my evaluation, that they were supportive and happy to see my improvement. They gave me credit and I see this as being a real positive for me.”
Alexandra D., NP
“I think having the resources right there, being able to go on the app and do a search is the most helpful. There are a lot of things available but this is focused on primary care and I know I can go there and get the answers I need, so it is a big benefit.
I feel that I have improved a lot. I am more confident in my judgments and I know when to ask questions when I’m not comfortable. I’ve improved a lot from when I started.”
Heather B., PA-C
“I was in a bad space before I started all this. So now I’m leaving on time and I’m closing my charts. It’s been a good feeling. When I leave I can leave work… I know my patients have been taken care of, I documented everything, and I can follow up better with patients when I’m keeping myself organized.”
Alexander Y., NP
“They (the lectures) have been very helpful. The first two weeks changing the mindset was really helpful. It’s really nice to hear from somebody that has experience in primary care, to listen to their thought processes, it’s very helpful. I’m very happy.”
Nicole H., PA-C
“I think it just helps my headspace because being in the program has helped me gauge that… I feel at least mentally in a better headspace and clinically as well, with the additional experience and brushing up with the lectures… I feel at last like I’m above water now.”
Danyelle P., FNP
“The lectures and the learning have been the most helpful, diving into things that were glossed over or I didn’t know enough to keep it in my brain.”
George D., FNP
“I think I’ve been doing really well. Each day’s a new day and I’m learning more and more every day, seeing more patients this week than I did last week and I’m feeling a lot more comfortable. I’m enjoying the course and I love the weekly sessions. It’s a good opportunity to bounce things off people.
I’ve been reading a lot more and trying to get my tool belt filled with all this knowledge from you guys. I’m so glad that I decided to do this because I think it’s really helped me with the transition. I think it’s really important for transition NPs to do something like this.”
Heather L., PA-C
“The mindset stuff was one of the most helpful things. The structured curriculum and touching on all the main primary care medicine aspects was helpful as a new grad as well, but I think the mindset lectures hit home and got me thinking about things I wasn’t before and helped boost confidence. That was huge for me.”
Jorge M., NP
“Access to the videos and being able to replay it when I want to replay it, watch it, listen to it, the flexibility of the format, I like it…My speed has gotten a lot better. Prescribing and treatments of chronic diseases has gotten better…”
Kanani E., PA-C
“It was nice to have those videos ready and I’m trying to watch them on my way to places and if the kids are watching tv while I clean up dinner I’m trying to have the videos on. I will say it’s really cool because I felt like I’ve gained a pearl from each thing I’ve done so that’s really rewarding…”
Enroll today and unlock free access to our Primary Care Medicine Essentials Lecture Vault, featuring 200+ hours of on-demand lectures and recorded Q&As that delve into the real-world management of complex clinical cases (total value: $999).
If you’re unsure whether Primary Care Medicine Essentials is right for you, we offer a 30-day money-back guarantee—no questions asked. Now is the perfect time to invest in your professional growth with this limited-time offer.
We launched the Medgeeks Primary Care Medicine Essentials curriculum in May 2020. It was initially offered as the core curriculum in our $5,000 Mentorship Program
In honor of our 5-year anniversary, we are offering an unprecedented 96% discount. Join today and get immediate access to our 55-hour primary care medicine curriculum + our 200-hour primary care course lecture vault for a one-time payment of just $199—that’s a massive 96% discount!
You’ll receive lifetime access to the curriculum, along with 51.25 Category 1 CME credits (accepted by the AAPA, AANP, and ANCC).
If you’re unsure whether Primary Care Medicine Essentials is right for you, we offer a 30-day money-back guarantee—no questions asked.