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In short, you’ll get an exposure to different areas of medicine, an ability to improve your drawing skills, an understanding of health literacy concepts and strategies to improve your healthcare communication.

It’s best to learn these skills as early as possible and you definitely shouldn’t wait until you’re in medical school to learn them. You can use these skills to help you study for your pre-med classes, draw for research papers, and even draw for patients during shadowing opportunities — the perfect way to give you a competitive edge and to open new opportunities for yourself. And these skills improve exponentially over time! If you wait until Medical school, you’ll be busy studying, taking exams, and doing clinical, and it will be much harder to properly pick up these skills.

Yes, the program is completely asynchronous.

Yes, we provide a certification of completion once you complete the videos.

You will need an iPad or a tablet, as well as a stencil to draw with. We recommend using an iPad, as the modules are taught through a program called Procreate, which is only available through apple products. With that being said, there are alternative programs available for PC tablets that can be used.