AAP PREP® QUESTIONS – WHEN YOU SHOULD (AND SHOULD NOT) USE THEM! It’s a Secret A question I’m often asked is “Ashish, what makes your pediatric study guide better than prep questions?” Whether they are talking about general board prep questions or the American Academy of Pediatrics PREP® questions, my answer is always the same […]
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Achieving success and passing the pediatric boards is difficult. But, with the right tools and efforts, it’s attainable. In this article, I’ll introduce you to the 3 main areas you must focus on to pass the boards. Without extensive studying, even a good pediatrician is at high risk of failing the boards. By the time […]
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The MOCA-Peds exam is the default option to meet your Part 3 requirement within each five-year MOC cycle. Pediatricians have found MOCA-Peds preferable to the ponderous and stressful standard proctored exam. MOCA-Peds (Maintenance of Certification Assessment – Pediatrics) may seem like an easier option, however, you’ll still need to study with efficiency. PBR can prepare […]
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Getting to the pediatric boards is a major step in your career. Congratulations! You’ve, no doubt, thought of exam preparation and winced. Think of it this way: the exam is the performance (or the game) and the exam prep is the rehearsal or scrimmage – authentic practice. Pediatrics Board Review is here to make sure […]
Click Here And Continue Reading...ABP Exam Format and Test-Day Tips When you’re prepping for the ABP exam, it’s critical to know how the exam is structured and how you can strategically approach the exam based on that structure. Having taken the exam myself (twice), I know that you will have studied for months, learned an immense amount of information, […]
Click Here And Continue Reading...Pediatric Mnemonics that Stick Creating pediatric mnemonics can be a lifesaver for the boards. Did you know that most memory champions in the world do NOT have a photographic memory? They actually TRAIN their brains to remember lists, names, and other random facts. So trust me when I say that you can too! As doctors, […]
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