June 20-25, 2027, Endicott College
The nation's longest running orthopaedic board review.
Lectures, question bank and case review in one package, continuously since 1959.
Staying on campus? Register for housing
Lectures, question bank and case review in one package
The Maine Orthopaedic Review has provided orthopaedic board preparation continually since 1959. What started as a local entity by the state's first board-certified orthopaedic surgeon has evolved into the nation's longest running national course. We are the only place to offer everything, lectures, question bank and case reviews, in one package.
| Part I, Written | Part II, Oral | |
|---|---|---|
| Prepares you for | The ABOS Part I written examination | The ABOS Part II oral examination |
| Format | Five full days of board-focused lectures | Five full days presenting your ABOS-selected cases |
| Attend | At Endicott College or virtually from home | In person at Endicott College |
| Also included | Months of online question bank, up to the exam | Case-matched subspecialist feedback, after hours too |
| Tuition | $1,800 | $2,800 |
| Register for Part I | Register for Part II |
Discounts are provided for groups of three or more with prior approval of MOR staff. Housing on campus is $775, registered separately.
In partnership with Mira Health
Prep and rehearse anytime with AI. Then defend your cases live, in front of MOR faculty.
AI redacts, organizes, and helps you prepare your 12 oral board cases. Six weeks of case prep done in an afternoon. Organize your roster, redact every chart, draft summaries, and rehearse, then walk into Maine Orthopaedic Review ready to defend.
Discounted for 2027 Maine Orthopaedic Review registrants with your student number. Full access to all prep tools for your 12-case portfolio, through the 2027 oral board exam.
48 subspecialists who teach to the boards
Our faculty are nationally and internationally known subspecialty orthopaedic surgeon educators who are thorough, accessible, and here to help you optimize your chances of success.
Get away and get prepared
The Maine Orthopaedic Review is held at Endicott College, a quaint New England college with a scenic, well-equipped campus. It is the perfect setting to get away from the hustle and bustle and focus on board preparation.
At the end of the first week, join us for a world-famous Maine-style lobster bake as a reward for your hard work and time well spent.
On campus
All classes are held in a modern, air-conditioned educational facility. Casual attire is the style for all sessions.
On-campus rooms at Endicott College for the course week. Housing registration is separate from tuition.
$775 for the course week.
