Courses to Prepare You for the AOBOG Written Exam

You and I both know that a written exam is only one way to measure your clinical skills. Unfortunately, it's just another hoop you have to jump through in your initial quest for board certification. I've got more bad news; this is just the beginning of the many written exams that you will take in your career, both to achieve and maintain your board certification. So let's turn vinegar into wine.

Regardless, of whether you've done well or struggled with your CREOGs, we can unlock your potential. Did anyone ever teach you how to take an exam? The current focus is on practicing evidence based medicine. What about evidence based exam taking? We're the only course in the country that has educators who have devoted their career to just this. We have a FREE lecture on test taking skills and an opportunity to meet with these professionals for individual evaluation.

Our review course will give you the content, plus the skinny on the exam focus. You can put your newfound skills right to work with our computerized test question bank. Applying our methodology to the content will put you on a clear course to not only pass your written board exam, but more importantly, putting you on track for continued success for the rest of your career.

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"Finally an allopathic course that understands our osteopathic exam needs!" -- JS 5/09

"Not only has effectively prepared me for my written exam, but also how to improve my practice."

"The conference was awesome. I've never attended a course that was so Board-specific. I will return for Oral Boards next year!" -- SR Oct 2008

"I just received my AOBOG written board exam results -- Not only did I pass this time, but I scored 47 points higher!" -- NA 6/09

"The other chief resident and I are recommending this course to our junior residents for preparation for the written osteopathic boards. The only issue is that we have a limited budget for our medical education conferences. Regardless of this, we both felt that it was WELL worth every penny. There are cheaper, more local courses, but our senior residents felt that they were a waste of time. I intend to come back before my oral boards in two years." -- RC, 2008