The Maine Orthopaedic Review meets the needs of the written, oral and recertifying board candidate or practicing orthopaedist with a thorough review of the breadth of current orthopaedic practice.
Five full days of board-focused lectures covering the breadth of orthopaedic subspecialties, delivered by nationally known educators. Attend at Endicott College or virtually from home. Optional independent study continues until July 1.
A comprehensive question bank built on past and present testable orthopaedic points — thousands of board-relevant questions and answers with references, available for months before the exam and running with paid tuition up to the date of the board exam.
Increase your fund of knowledge through daily lectures by nationally known orthopaedic educators, improve your orthopaedic thought processes, and apply that knowledge in simulated exam settings through online subspecialty exams.
Five full days to get every case reviewed, organized and optimized. Candidates present ABOS-selected cases to case-matched subspecialists in a small group, receive critical feedback, and hone the skills the oral examination demands.
Our goal is that every candidate presents all cases at least once to a faculty member. Faculty routinely work after hours to help refine presentations. The atmosphere is collaborative, fair and cooperative.
Gain a thorough understanding of the mechanics of the Part II examination — refining case presentations, learning the information required to present a cogent case, and learning to avoid common pitfalls.
Jointly provided by AO North America, Inc. and Maine Orthopaedic Review. AO NA is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing education for physicians and designates this live activity for a maximum of 50.50 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™.
