MFM 2019 ORAL Exam Candidates Now is the time to put the finishing touches on your thesis. It is due September 30th. ABOG requires 4 copies along with the thesis affidavit form that must be signed by the program director. Your examination fee is also due at the same time, a hefty $1210. It will take about 6-8 weeks for them to review it and accept it. We are ready to get you prepared for this examination…..Register now for our November MFM Review Course in Charlotte NC  Nov 22-24, 2019. FPMRS 2020 Certifying (ORAL) Exam Candidates (April 27 – 30, 2020)...

For ABOG 2019 Certifying (ORAL) Exam Candidates If you met the August 1st case list deadline, congratulate yourself for getting that big gorilla off your back. Take a one week break to recharge your batteries. If you’re going to extend to the August 15th deadline, dole out your $395 late fee and “git R done”.By now, you know the month of your exam. It’s time to research your review course options and register. Obviously we’re a bit biased, as we feel we have the ideal course; however, you should look for the following features. We recommend a BOARD review course,...

Next Interactive Review Course September 18-22 - Charlotte, NC ABC offers an exam-focused and stream-lined review in accordance with the latest ACOG standards all in just five days. Focus on the latest high yield topics for your exam, as well as clinical pearls for your everyday practice. Each day there will be facilitated and interactive review of topics. *This activity provides up to 52 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits* Check out our Written Exam packages and save! Check out our ABOG Oral Exam packages and save! Check out our AOBOG Oral Exam packages and save! Check out our Royal College...

MFM 2020 ORAL Exam Candidates It’s summertime!  And now that we’re in July, that means you’ve paid your application fee for the exam - you’ve committed. We’re here for you every step of the way forward from here! The next hurdle will be getting your thesis submitted. Make sure you have the affidavit form to go with it, that needs to be signed by your fellowship director. Also, make sure it is formatted to the style the board requires. This is a great time to send your final draft to ABC for a thesis review. Email Angela Hare at angela@americasboardreview.com for...

Finish your Case List It's your number ONE & ONLY priority Ideally, try to revise your list twice, as the first draft is never satisfactory. Dr. Das' book, Pass Your Oral OB/GYN Board Exam is a great step-by-step guide. Stand back and examine your list as if you were the examiner and not the candidate. What kind of questions would you ask? We are now accepting case lists for review by our ABC faculty. Please contact Angela Hare at angela@americasboardreview.com for more information.   Calm your mind even in the midst of preparing for your upcoming exam From Healthy Women...

Comprehensive Case List Review We offer case list reviews from now until August 15th.  Our seasoned faculty can pinpoint errors, column confusion and areas to improve.  You will also have an opportunity to speak directly with your reviewer by phone and ask any questions you may have lingering.  Call Angela Hare in our office today.  877-222-6249 For ABOG 2019 ORAL Exam Candidates The case list and your examination fee of $1025 are both due 8/1/19. Check your home page as ABOG typically assigns your exam month in July. I know that you haven’t even turned in your case list yet. But remember,...

MFM 2019 ORAL Exam Candidates Can you believe that you’re less than a year away from being a board-certified MFM? You’re entering the last leg of a marathon, and this part of the race sets the stage for everything that comes next. By now you should have applied and paid the fee for the exam but if you haven’t, don’t worry – you can still apply in June with a late fee. Don’t wait too long, the fee goes up on June 15th and after June 28th you can’t apply for next April’s exam at all. Make sure to set...

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MFM 2020 ORAL Exam Candidates It’s still early in the process, but you’re smart to start thinking about this now. Next April will be here before you know it. What should you be working on right now? If you haven’t done so already, this is a great time to just get organized. You should have a clear idea about which project you’re submitting as your thesis. Do you have your thesis affidavit signed by your program director? You’ll need a copy of that, and PD’s are busy folks, so it might be a good idea to try and snag that...

Written Exam Candidates  Dr. Das' Test Taking Techniques:  You probably intuitively knew this, but studies confirm that students usually miss the questions they spent the most time on. Compare this to the lead runner. Turning to look back to see where the other runners are will just slow him down. Thus, we recommend you proceed methodically, deliberately and purposefully answering FIRST those questions for which you clearly know the answer Read More Test Taking Technique »   Obstetric Analgesia and Anesthesia  The purpose is to review medical options for analgesia during labor and anesthesia for surgical procedures that are common...