Based on the responses you gave us, you have 1 month or less before you take your exam. Your reading speed and attention span is considered in these suggestions. The plan below has been created for you to maximize your study time over the next 1-2 months:
OUR SUGGESTION:
It is likely that attending the live clinical skills workshop isn’t in your schedule. We suggest buying the Gold Package, which includes all of our board review materials, but does not include the live program.
If budget is a concern, we also recommend the Silver Package, which includes the Board Review Series AND the QBank.
Time to Exam
Recommended Materials
Daily Schedule
4-2 weeks
Test Question Bank (QBank)
Audio Review
Stimulus Review
Review Flash Cards
Optional: Board Review Series
1 hour per day of passive learning such as our Audio Review, Flash Cards, and Stimulus Review. The more ways you can stimulate your mind to learn without heavy concentration, the easier you will retain future topics.
The Qbank will serve as your highest yield review method, and will also allow you to customize areas that you want to focus on in the limited time you have before your test.
You should be taking daily practice tests as recommended in the QBank maximization page. These tests should alternate between your remaining test questions, and your weakest areas to ensure you don’t miss anything.
You will likely need to study every day to get through the entire Qbank. Review your incorrect answers daily.
The Board Review Series will likely be too much material for you to complete the lectures. However, it may still help you because you can review lectures that address your weak areas. There are 600 additional practice test questions included with the review series, which are also high yield and would be beneficial to you if you have time.
2 weeks or less
Board Review Series Notes
Test Question Bank (QBank)
Audio Review
Stimulus Review
Review Flash Cards
Review all of the notes you took in the Board Review Series
Continue 1 hour per day of passive learning such as our Audio Review, Flash Cards, and Stimulus Review. The more ways you can stimulate your mind to learn without heavy concentration, the easier you will retain future topics.
You should be taking daily practice tests as recommended in the QBank maximization page. These tests should alternate between your remaining test questions, and your weakest areas to ensure you don’t miss anything.
Take the day before your exam off. There is very little you will learn after 4 straight weeks of review, and you will still be more than prepared for your exam!
This program is accredited for up to 90 credits/hours and 20 emergency medicine procedure credits/hours. When combined with our Advanced Practice Clinical Skills and Procedure Workshop, participants will be eligible for up to 112.25 emergency medicine credit hours, 32 emergency medicine procedure hours, and 27.25 pharmacology hours.
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