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Passed! Positive vibes out to everyone who took it as well. I was a little nervous about this one, test was kinda random.
Pain board results in!
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What a relief to pass. Not sure what I would recommend to someone preparing for this test.
I thought that the new Pain ITE was pretty similar to the real thing, it's probably worthwhile for fellowships to offer it just so you know what you're getting yourself into.
I thought that the new Pain ITE was pretty similar to the real thing, it's probably worthwhile for fellowships to offer it just so you know what you're getting yourself into.
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Passed somehow. Wow. Guessed on literally 80% of the damn exam.
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Passed. ASIPP also offers a board review question book. I used that and painexam.com.
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Passed!
Danne Miller and painexam.com
Danne Miller and painexam.com
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Passed!!!! Used Dannemiller and painexam.com. Congrats to everyone who passed.
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I passed too! Very very happy, got over 90% and still managed to miss a bunch of questions. Amazing.
I agree with everybody else, Dannemiller and painexam.com were very helpful.
I also attended the PassMachine course for Pain Medicine, which was very nice, but the lectures don't seem to line up so well with the test. If you can do the Dannemiller videos and attend the prep class like I did, I think that would prepare you very well. I also used a very small book by a shrink named Steven Stahl on pain meds and fibromyalgia which was extremely helpful.
EDIT: Also, I think they could have left every single image out of the exam and had the same results, what a waste of technology.
I agree with everybody else, Dannemiller and painexam.com were very helpful.
I also attended the PassMachine course for Pain Medicine, which was very nice, but the lectures don't seem to line up so well with the test. If you can do the Dannemiller videos and attend the prep class like I did, I think that would prepare you very well. I also used a very small book by a shrink named Steven Stahl on pain meds and fibromyalgia which was extremely helpful.
EDIT: Also, I think they could have left every single image out of the exam and had the same results, what a waste of technology.
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Done... Now waiting for the mail. When does the actual certificate show up?
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I actually felt that I did well, but the wisdom on this forum was that if you felt that you did well you probably bombed it which made me worry.....
well I aced the friggin thing and got 98% percentile with a score of 350. So here's what I did:
1) Dannemiller so many times I knew almost everything as it was said, and kept learning new things each time.
2) Painexam.com
3) about 3 months of part time studying (1-2 hours per day, 7 days per week)
well I aced the friggin thing and got 98% percentile with a score of 350. So here's what I did:
1) Dannemiller so many times I knew almost everything as it was said, and kept learning new things each time.
2) Painexam.com
3) about 3 months of part time studying (1-2 hours per day, 7 days per week)
Passed. Took first exam ever given in 1993 when everyone flew to Atlanta to take exam. It was like a Who's Who of pain management. All of the big names taking exam-Raj, Stanton-Hicks, Ferrante, etc. Not the same sitting by myself in front of computer. Can't belief I will need to take exam AGAIN in 10 years. That will be #4!
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How do you guys know what percentile you were? Is that on the ABA website or on something they sent in the mail? Have been out of town so haven't checked my mail in a week, admittedly.
