ABR Radiation Oncology Timelines

[RadOnc2019]

Hello peeps,

I just started PGY-4 and searched the ABR website for timeline of exams. It was not so clear. When do we write the exam at the end of fourth year? How do we register for it? Thank you! And please let me know how you found that information.

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[Gfunk6]

Physics/Biology typically taken after PGY4
Written clinicals after PGY5
Orals one year after residency completion


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[RadOnc2019]

Physics/Biology typically taken after PGY4
Written clinicals after PGY5
Orals one year after residency completion


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Thank you!

 

[Carlin]

I just took the rad bio and physics exam last month. We all received an e-mail when it was time to register for it. If you have been paying your ABR fees every year, and you have your e-mail address updated on your ABR account, then you'll get the e-mail with instructions on how to register this upcoming spring.

 

[coldfusion]

When does everyone suspect this year's Physics/Bio board results will be released? Physics seemed particularly rough this year.

 

[Sheldor]

When does everyone suspect this year's Physics/Bio board results will be released? Physics seemed particularly rough this year.

I second this, anyone heard anything? Feel like in years past its been around this time, actually.

 

[CptCrunch]

I second this, anyone heard anything? Feel like in years past its been around this time, actually.

Results were posted on 8/13 in 2015. I forget when we take the exam.

 

[RSAOaky]

I'm surprised there wasn't a thread about it. I didn't think physics was too bad but thought radbio was absolutely brutal and I wouldn't be surprised if I failed. I get pangs of anxiety even thinking about it.

 

[Sheldor]

I'm surprised there wasn't a thread about it. I didn't think physics was too bad but thought radbio was absolutely brutal and I wouldn't be surprised if I failed. I get pangs of anxiety even thinking about it.

Lets start one!

Rad bio and Physics