Resources for Qualifying Exam

[GonnaBeADoc2222]

Hoping to get feedback from yall as to what study resources you use for the ABEM Qualifying Exam. I'm very much a question driven person, but would like to supplement with a review book. For questions, was thinking of mostly using Rosh Review (this has worked out well for in-service exam) and PEER. I've been eyeing First Aid for the EM Boards, but wanted to get some feedback on it before I unload 70 bucks for it. Thanks!

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[Venko]

I used first aid for the EM boards and it was a great framework to attach content to throughout residency and fellowship. I imagine you could do the same thing during your rosh review journey.


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[gamerEMdoc]

Big fan of the NEMBR online version of the course. One video a week throughout the year lets you study all the material in a very easy fashion. Then one video a day in the month leading up to the exam lets you re-do the course over again. Plus, they send you a question book with 1200 questions that's quite good.

 

[da8s0859q]

I'm very much a question driven person, but would like to supplement with a review book. For questions, was thinking of mostly using Rosh Review (this has worked out well for in-service exam) and PEER. I've been eyeing First Aid for the EM Boards, but wanted to get some feedback on it before I unload 70 bucks for it. Thanks!

I used PEER (VIII) and Rosh. Absolutely great prep in and of themselves.