Upcoming Subspecialty Webinars
Subspecialty Webinars
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REI begins on January 28th
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MFM begins January 29th
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FPMRS begins on February 4th
We've got a great way to start the New Year. ABC fills the information gap identified by subspecialists frustrated with a deficiency in their oral exam prep. ABC has put together a dynamic team specific to FPMRS, MFM, and REI to help you prepare and pass your subspecialty exam. Each subspecialty webinar consists of the following:
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1-hour webcasts on high-yield topics
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Attend live for one or all sessions or learn online by accessing the archives.
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Each session is focused on reviewing Structured Cases to practice articulation and grasp critical concepts.
ABOG Qualifying Written Exam
Are you ready?
Our Written Questions Online and Q-Banks will give you the practice you need to prepare for this exam. We provide both a test mode and a study mode for our written questions, ensuring an optimal learning or studying experience. For more information, click on the link below:
Sub-Specialty Exam Case List Tip
by Amos Adelowo, MD, FACOG
You will now need to use the case list form, which you can access on your ABOG personal page. Your case list must be in the proper format and with the required number of cases. The case list software, designed by ABOG, prioritizes user-friendly functionality and ensures consistency for all candidates.
We have FPMRS, MFM, and REI faculty on hand to review your case list.
Upcoming Deadlines, Events, and Dates:
January:
1st - Happy New Year
3rd - ABOG specialty and subspecialty Qualifying Exams application period begins
5th - 7th - ABC's FPMRS Virtual Board Review Course
16th - AOBOG late application deadline for Spring 2024 Oral Exam
28th - REI Oral Exam Webinar begins
29th - MFM Oral Exam Webinar begins
February:
4th - FPMRS Oral Exam Webinar begins
16th - Last day to apply for ABOG specialty and subspecialty Qualifying Exams without a late fee
19th - Last day to apply for AOBOG Written Exam without a late fee
Pondering making New Year's Resolutions?
During this time of New Year's resolutions, why not make gratitude and giving take the place of creating ambitious goals that usually don't last anyway. Consider the following:
Being grateful - For most of us, if we look around, we will see we have all we need and more. Writing down each day what you are grateful for is a great practice in seeing the many gifts we have in life. Even adversity and painful experiences can be powerful lessons in being thankful. This practice can be life changing - moving you from a life of complaining to a life of kindheartedness and appreciation.
Give to others - Your time, tithes and offerings go a long way toward paying bills and meeting the tangible needs of your community. Or give to an organization you believe in, especially those smaller organizations low on funding. Beside it promoting cooperation, trust, and social connection, giving has an even greater impact on ourselves. It has the potential to decrease stress, increase oxytocin and overall makes us happier people.