Sunday, June 27, 2010
Sunday, June 20, 2010
How to Know Your OBGYN Case List 'Cold'
50% of your exam is based on your case list. Here are 6 things you must know to defend your cases and get the coveted OBGYN certification
How to Know Your OBGYN Case List 'Cold'
How to Know Your OBGYN Case List 'Cold'
Submitting OB& GYN Cases for the OBGYN Oral Boards
Dr. Schamroth, CEO ExamPro, discusses how to enter GYN &OB cases on your OB/GYN Oral Boards Exam Case list. Submitting interesting cases, that are easy to defend, to ACOG examiners, accounts for 50% of the grade on the way to getting OBGYN Board Certified.
To view this video go to:
http://exampro.com/blog/index.php/exampro-tackles-the-tough-cases/entering-gyn-ob-cases-on-the-oral-board-case-list/
To view this video go to:
http://exampro.com/blog/index.php/exampro-tackles-the-tough-cases/entering-gyn-ob-cases-on-the-oral-board-case-list/
Monday, June 14, 2010
OBGYN Oral Boards -Subspecialities and Office Cases
OBGYN Oral Boards -Subspecialties and Office Cases
OBGYN Subspecialists are with diversity on their case list for the OBGYN Oral Boards. Dr. Schamroth instructs the candidates where to get interesting cases and document it, and how to engage the examiner.
OBGYN Subspecialists are with diversity on their case list for the OBGYN Oral Boards. Dr. Schamroth instructs the candidates where to get interesting cases and document it, and how to engage the examiner.
Sunday, June 13, 2010
Approaching the Dreaded OBGYN Oral Exam - A Full Spectrum of Emotion
Approaching the Dreaded OBGYN Oral Exam - A Full Spectrum of Emotion
ExamPro offers proven success tips and techniques to transform the “dreaded’ OBGYN Oral Exam to one that is welcomed by candidates. Be prepared and make the most out of your time in front of the examiner, to confidently and methodically explain your case list. The challenging cases are your “golden treasure,” yielding the most discussion and points.
ExamPro offers proven success tips and techniques to transform the “dreaded’ OBGYN Oral Exam to one that is welcomed by candidates. Be prepared and make the most out of your time in front of the examiner, to confidently and methodically explain your case list. The challenging cases are your “golden treasure,” yielding the most discussion and points.
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