thumbroll: Medical Training

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Because your time matters! thumbroll saves you time through innovative visual checklists, allowing you to learn and retain information in a fraction of the time. Join the community of medical students, residents, surgeons, & others using thumbroll to master anatomy dissections, physical exams, surgical cases, OB-GYN, & more. thumbroll is a must-have for all medical trainees during anatomy dissections, clinical rotations, while studying for the Step 2 clinical skills exam, and beyond. All content is developed by medical professionals, for medical professionals. We now have control over how fast we learn, giving us more time to focus on everything else. First came textbooks. Then videos. And now, we also have thumbroll. FEATURES: -- Free to download -- Review for clinical rotations -- Use as a visual checklist -- Learn critical steps faster -- Roll through content at your pace -- Ace the USMLE Step 2 exam OUR USERS ARE SAYING: “thumbroll is like having a textbook in my white coat.” “Much better than watching videos!” “Lifesaver for me during clinical rotations.” "thumbroll saves me time, energy, and a lot of headache! My first instinct when learning was: go to YouTube. The problem: it takes too long, the videos have unnecessary info that wastes my time, the quality isn't good, and sometimes it’s wrong. Now with thumbroll: I have all the information I need at my fingertips and I can see all the critical steps as fast as I want." Surgical Resident, Washington University / Barnes-Jewish MORE: facebook.com/thumbrollmed instagram.com/thumbroll youtube.com/c/thumbrollmedical Love thumbroll? Rate us! Your feedback helps us improve thumbroll even faster Questions? Email the team at hello@thumbroll.com

- Launch of the new thumbroll icon! - Bug of the zoom feature is now resolved Love thumbroll? Rate us! Your feedback helps us improve thumbroll even faster

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