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Would anyone be able to give advice on what to tell your current employer that you failed the exam? (they will ask)
Is it also best to stop working and take some time off to study for this exam? especially if you have failed it more than once?
My biggest anxiety at this point of time is not having to retake the exam again but dealing with my current employer (thought they have been supportive in the past). Is it best to quit the job and take time off to study for the boards and then restart a job once the exam is over? Anyone have any recommendations on part time jobs while studying for this exam? Thank you in advance.
I echo everything FutureDO says...
The real question is, does your employer require you to be BC? Currently Psych is in demand enough most jobs are fine with BE though depending on your job you may be missing out on a small pay bump or that prestigious "Assistant Professor" title . From what I understand and have looked up one can remain BE your whole career as long as you're willing to continue CME and pay to extend BE when your initial eligibility has ended.