Founded by academic clinicians and residency directors, Medstufise is redefining healthcare education through interactive case simulations, high-yield board curriculum, and accredited CME certification.
During my chief residency in the Cardiac Intensive Care Unit, I watched brilliant medical students freeze at 3:00 AM when faced with an undifferentiated crash. They had memorized every receptor pathway for board exams, but had never practiced titrating pressors in a deteriorating patient.
We founded Medstufise with a singular mission: to bridge the vast chasm between passive medical theory and high-stakes bedside execution. Today, whether you are an MS1 in anatomy or an attending surgeon renewing CME credits, our simulations give you the muscle memory to practice with calm, diagnostic mastery.
From a late-night ICU study cohort to a globally recognized medical training standard.
Dr. Julian Thorne and colleagues begin recording bedside diagnostic trees and ECG breakdowns for rotating cardiology fellows during pandemic surges.
Launched 4K surgical video modules and 3D anatomy simulations, expanding faculty to include trauma surgery chairs from Mayo Clinic.
Awarded full accreditation for AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™, enabling attending physicians worldwide to complete hospital recertifications.
Adopted by over 500 teaching hospitals and university medical programs with automated ACGME milestone reporting.
Our modules are authored and led by active attending physicians, residency directors, and medical researchers.
Chief of Clinical Cardiology
Mass General Hospital / Harvard Faculty
Director of Clinical Pharmacology
Johns Hopkins Medicine
Chair of Emergency Trauma Surgery
Mayo Clinic Department of Surgery
Clinical Director of Neurology
Stanford Neuroscience Center
Medical Schools & Teaching Hospitals
USMLE & Specialty Board Pass Rate
Doctors & Students in 120+ Countries
Whether preparing for board exams or earning accredited CME credits, Medstufise gives you the confidence to lead at the bedside.
Peer-reviewed clinical curriculum
Help future clinicians discover how visual medical learning makes a difference.
