As a "moderate to high" risk test-taker, you have some work ahead of you. However, the great news is that there is a clear and proven path to success that has been used to help pediatricians pass after six, and even seven, failed attempts. This means that as long as you follow our recommendations and make board review a priority in your life, you'll pass.
You MUST stay away from the board review companies offering so much information that you could never blame them if you fail. Because with that much information overwhelm, you WILL fail. You need a manageable amount of information that you can review multiple times, and you need support in the areas of test-taking strategy and managing your schedule.
Not sure if you are "at risk" for failing the pediatric boards? Review the checklist below, or go through our RISK CALCULATOR and find out. A pediatrician who is at "moderate to high risk" of failing the boards is one who...
Plan on setting aside 500 hours of prep time. Your studying will need to focus on the 3 pillars of board success:
- Content
- Test-Taking Strategy
- Commitment
The typical approach to covering board-relevant content for most high risk test-takers involves trying to study everything they can get their hands on. Sadly, that's a terrible mistake. Instead, you should focus on a proven source of knowledge that is concise, manageable and repeatable. One method that's been shown to consistently help pediatricians score above the national average is the multimodal approach to learning; which is learning the same content in multiple different modes. I suggest going through your material at least 5 times in order to achieve the repetition and reinforcement needed to pass your pediatric board exam.
Working on your "test-taking strategy" will allow you to become a much better test-taker so that you can apply your knowledge on the exam and stop falling for the many traps laid out by question-writers. If you are high risk for failing, then strongly consider the Live Test-Taking Strategies & Deep Study Course to elevate your skills to an elite level in just 2 days.
Within reason, your commitment this year should be to place your board preparation above all other professional and social obligations. You should also get a Personalized Schedule to map out the next 90 days of your life and your study time. After that, you should map out the next 90 days again, and again until your exam.
The right bundle for you is the "No Brainer" package below. It does an excellent job of providing you with the resources and the personalized support that you will need to take on the 3 pillars of board success (content, test-taking strategy, and commitment). You will receive a well-though-out and proven system that has helped thousands of members pass their boards on the FIRST TRY, and has helped helped high risk pediatricians pass after 5, 6 and even 7 failed attempts.
It's a unified solution for you, and if you can set aside those 500 hours mentioned above, we'll show you exactly how to use them.
With the PBR Efficiency Blueprint (located in our study guide) and a Money Back First-Time Pass Guarantee, we take on the risk for you.