Your case year started July 1. In four nights, you'll stop collecting cases and start designing them.
Designed or not.
Every delivery. Every surgery. Every patient you saw in clinic. You've been busy taking care of patients, and the list keeps waiting for a quiet weekend that never comes.
Here's why that matters: your oral exam is built from the list you submit. Every case on it is a question you may be asked to defend.
You still have time. Let's use it well.
Find exactly where you are on the map and what's left before June 30, 2027.
See a weak entry next to a board-ready one, then rewrite a case from your own week.
Learn how your own cases become your exam questions, and practice answering one out loud.
Leave with a month-by-month case list plan, including options if you've taken the exam before.
A one-page plan for your case year. See where you are, what's left, and what to collect next by Ob, Gyn and Office. We fill it in together on Night 1.
Dr. Tiffany Martinez, D.O.
I'm a board-certified Ob Gyn, and for about eight years I've helped women Ob Gyn physicians pass their written and oral boards, including physicians who had taken the exam several times before they found me.
The physicians I coach are brilliant. They know the medicine. My job is to help the examiner see it, and that starts with the list.
Each replay stays up for 24 hours after the night ends.
The challenge is built around the ABOG case list. If you're taking the AOBOG exam, Night 4 covers your options.
About 15 to 20 minutes a night.
Live on Zoom. You'll get the link and your Case Year Map right after you register.
Join me for four nights and decide how it reads.
Monday–Thursday, November 16–19, 8 PM EST
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