ENT Otolaryngology board exam - boards

[doc64]

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Does anyone ever hire a tutor to help with studying to pass the boards?

There does not seem to be a comprehensive study set of books.

Any advice?

 

[Wordead]

I mean.....what did you use to study for your inservice? It's the same material.

 

[doc64]

Thank you for your reply. I took the in-service exam for many years, completed the Board Vitals question bank, and attended the Osler course twice. However, I feel embarrassed to go back to my residency program and ask for help. There doesn’t seem to be a comprehensive reference that covers the full scope of the test. The few review books available don’t have consistent or overlapping information, and there isn’t a published set of review books like those available in ophthalmology. I’m feeling stuck—any guidance you can offer would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Wordead]

You don't need a one stop book and they all have contradictory information. That said, these were the ones I used for boards. Also not sure why you would be embarrassed to ask your residency for help. It looks pretty bad for your grads to fail boards.

Amazon product ASIN 0323401945Amazon product ASIN 3031260473Boardvitals

 

[doc64]

Thank you. I dont see a list of books in your reply. just shows a grey box.

 

[doc64]

I used Chrome browser and the amazon links were fixed. Thank you for the book references.

 

[doc64]

How should I ask for help from my residency?