When your #USMLE score is available, you will receive an email notification. Your score report will remain available on the website of the organization that registered you for your exam for approximately 365 days from the date of the email. bit.ly/3PTftle

“If I could go back, I would really focus on the communication component of standardized patient interactions because there is so much you can learn and gain from them.” Whitney Stuard Sambhariya, MD, PhD shares advice on standardized patient encounters. spr.ly/6015jsWTz

When applying for the #USMLE , you must select an eligibility period during which you wish to test. Once you’ve completed your registration, you will receive a scheduling permit via email. Then you can schedule a test date with Prometric. Apply now: bit.ly/3JPXqJm. #MedEd

When you arrive at the test center on the day of your #USMLE exam, you must present a copy of your scheduling permit and a valid, unexpired government-issued photo identification. You will not be admitted to the test without these items. bit.ly/4dqCqWW #MedEd #MedStudent

Preparing to take the #USMLE ? The Unlocking Assessment videos of USMLE co-sponsor @NBMENow can help you learn new strategies for approaching test questions by examining different patient scenarios. You can also take advantage of other free resources on the USMLE website.

The #USMLE exams are administered at Prometric centers. Step 3 is only administered in the U.S. and its territories. We encourage examinees to schedule at their preferred testing center as soon as they have received their scheduling permit since some test centers fill up quickly.

The #USMLE team will be at FSMB’s 2024 Annual Meeting in Nashville this week! If you’re attending #FSMBAM2024 stop by our booth to meet our team and learn more about the USMLE program!

Scheduling your next #USMLE Step exam? You should allow at least eight weeks for your score report to be available. However, most exam scores will be reported within four weeks after you complete your test. Learn more at usmle.org.

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The #USMLE program provides a recommended pass or fail outcome on all Step examinations. The program reviews the recommended passing standard every 3-4 years aligned with best practices for testing.

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Preparing to take the #USMLE and looking for practice materials to assess your readiness? We have many resources available for free on the USMLE website! bit.ly/4agmGUI #MedTwitter #MedEd #MedStudent

USMLE team will be at the The Student National Medical Association (SNMA)'s 60th #AMEC in #NOLA this week! If you’re attending the conference, stop by booth 411 to meet our team and learn more about the USMLE program!

The #USMLE is co-sponsored by @theFSMB and NBME. Together FSMB and NBME maintain the program’s integrity and develop policies and procedures. #MedEd #MedTwitter

NEW: The USMLE 2024 Bulletin of Information is now available. Visit usmle.org/bulletin/ for detailed information on the year ahead for the #USMLE program. #MedTwitter #MedStudent #MedSchool

If you need your #Step2CK score report before July 26, 2023, we recommend that you take your exam before May 31, 2023. There will be a scheduled delay in reporting for those who test early June thru mid-July 2023. Get details at usmle.org/announcements #MedEd #MedTwitter #USMLE

If you need your #Step1 score report before June 14, 2023, we recommend that you take your exam before April 12, 2023. There will be a scheduled delay in reporting for those who test mid-April thru late May 2023. Get details at usmle.org/announcements #MedEd #MedTwitter #USMLE

Provider service to NBME and USMLE systems is restored. Thank you for your patience.

Systems issues related to service providers are creating sporadic connection issues for users on NBME & USMLE websites & portals, NBME web-based exams, and NBME email. USMLE test administrations are not impacted. Our teams are working to resolve the problem. Updates will follow.

If you need your #Step3 score report before March 22, 2023, we recommend that you take your exam before December 31, 2022. There will be a scheduled delay in reporting for those who test in early 2023. Get details at usmle.org/announcements #MedEd #MedTwitter #USMLE

NEW: The USMLE 2023 Bulletin of Information is now available. Visit usmle.org/bulletin/ for detailed information on the year ahead for the #USMLE program. #MedTwitter #MedStudent #MedSchool

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