Why Choose Kaplan's Step 2 CS 6-day
- Kaplan's Step 2 CS 6-day program
is the most interactive and comprehensive way to prepare for
the Step 2 CS, and offers more patient encounters.
- Prepare for a Step 2 CS exam in
the most comprehensive way. This intensive hands-on program is
designed to provide you with a thorough review of the skills
tested on the exam featuring hands-on interactive learning
through numerous patient encounters and teaching from our
expert faculty.
- 10 standardized patient
encounters with feedback are included.
- Course includes teaching and
training in effective physician/patient communication,
conducting a relevant patient history, performing a focused
physical exam, and writing a concise patient note.
- Get 10 additional patient
encounters to solidify what you've learned with a Step 2 CS
1-day practice exam.
- Additional study materials
include Kaplan Medical Step 2 Clinical Skills Notes.
- Program is offered at Kaplan Medical's Step 2 CS Training
Centers in Chicago,
IL and Newark,
NJ.
Course Features
In the Center
- Hands-on, comprehensive
review
- Teaching sessions by our expert
faculty on doctor-patient communication skills, directed
history taking, focused physical exam, and patient note
writing
- 10 standardized patient
encounters with personalized analysis and feedback completed by
standardized patients
- Evaluation of patient notes
- Additional 10 standardized patient practice exam with
personalized feedback
At Home
- Kaplan Medical's Step 2 Clinical Skills Review Notes
Course Dates
For course dates, visit the
Chicago or
Newark course schedules.
Read our
Step 2 CS Enrollment Policy.
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Please note that enrollment in these
programs or the submission of a deposit does not guarantee the
issuance of the certificate of eligibility (Form I-20) for
non-immigrant students (F-1) from Kaplan. International students
must satisfy the full immigration requirements before the
certificate of eligibility (Form I-20) is issued.
