USMLE® Step 3
From “what now?” to the right orders—fast.
Step 3 blends multiple‑choice questions with CCS cases that simulate real‑world care. MDSteps USMLE Prep trains decisive management: stabilize, order wisely, treat safely, and review outcomes—at exam pace.
What Step 3 really tests
- Initial stabilization and time‑critical orders.
- Appropriate diagnostics, consults, and disposition.
- Medication dosing, interactions, and contraindications.
- Ambulatory care, prevention, ethics, and safety.
How we create a solution that works
Train decisions, not just answers
Our CCS runner mirrors exam flow with evolving vitals, timed jumps, safe‑order prompts, and outcome scoring. Multiple‑choice blocks emphasize next‑best‑step and guideline‑concordant care—so both parts of Step 3 reinforce each other.
- Stabilize → test → treat pathways with on‑screen cues.
- Live vitals and labs that respond to your orders.
- Consults, imaging, and medication dosing with guardrails.
- Post‑case review with key learning points and pitfalls.

What Step 3 entails
Content areas & CCS focus
Clinical content
- Internal Medicine • Surgery • Pediatrics • OB/GYN • Psych • EM • Neuro
- Preventive care, chronic disease management, and counseling
- Transitions of care and disposition decisions
CCS competencies
- Initial orders (ABCs, monitoring, empiric therapy)
- Time management (advance clock, re‑assess, escalate)
- Medication dosing, routes, and interactions
- Documentation of outcomes and follow‑up
Features tuned for Step 3
Practice the way the exam is graded—outcomes and safety first.

Know where to focus
AI‑generated Step 3 study plans
Set your test date and hours/week. We’ll mix MCQ blocks with CCS cases, emphasize weak systems, and schedule practice to match exam timing. Sync to your calendar and auto‑adjust as you improve.
- Balanced MCQ + CCS practice progression.
- Safety‑critical topics resurface more often.
- Calendar sync (Google/iOS) with reminders.
International Medical Graduates
Dedicated Resources fo IMGs
Centralize ECFMG/MyIntealth setup, document verification, eligibility planning, and Prometric scheduling—without the tab-sprawl.
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Create MyIntealth / ECFMG AccountRegister, confirm identity, and review country-specific requirements.
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Submit Core DocumentsPassport identity page, medical diploma, and final transcript. Add name-change docs if applicable.
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Primary Source VerificationMyIntealth verifies credentials with your medical school. Track status here.
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Exam Eligibility WindowSelect a window; we’ll add reminders and prep targets to your plan.
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Prometric SchedulingChoose a test site and date; seat-watch preferences are saved in your portal.
- Passport (identity page, valid & unexpired)
- Medical diploma (final or provisional per policy)
- Final transcript (with graduation date if available)
- Name-change document (e.g., marriage certificate)
- Recent ID photo (per spec: background, size, date)
- MyIntealth / ECFMG account overview
- Document specs & naming tips
- Eligibility windows & scheduling guidance
Step 3 — common questions
How many CCS cases should I practice?
Do you grade CCS like the exam?
Are dosing calculators built‑in?
How are MCQs different here vs Step 2?
Can I export my CCS timeline to review later?
Will this work on mobile?
Practice the way Step 3 is scored.
Live vitals, timed orders, and outcome‑based feedback make exam day feel familiar.
- Interactive CCS runner with live feedback
- Guideline‑tuned MCQ blocks
- Readiness dashboard & study plan sync