Board prep (written) for this year....

[TysonCook]

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Hello,
did a search and Rivers/PEER pops up (I already have peer 7 which is getting dated).

Anyone using anything else or new? Anyone using an audio (I have an hour commute each way per shift)....

I don't really want to do a "prep course" as I can't take time off (19 10-12 hr shifts this month + commute)

Just seeing what people are using as I'm up for this November 🙂

 

[dchristismi]

I took it last year and just used PEER VI and VII - was plenty.

 

[EMCC]

I ditto what she said...

I only did Peer VI and Peer VII. I actually had Carol Rivers, but it just gathered dust...

You will be fine without "breaking the bank" to get other resources.

 

[Jeff698]

I did the latest two PEERs and listened to the audio version of the National EM Board Review course. I found both very helpful and ended up doing using only those things.

I know you're focused on the written right now, but I'm about to head to ABEM General for my orals at the end of the month and found a good book:

Emergency Medicine: Oral Board Review Illustrated by Okuda and Nelson.

It's a book of nothing but cases. About 100 of them.

Take care,
Jeff