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General Surgery Virtual Mock Oral – Five Private Sessions Only February 19–21, 2027

Original price was: $1,000.00.Current price is: $800.00.

  • Includes five private 30-minute mock oral sessions designed to simulate the oral board exam experience and help prepare you for exam day.
  • Sessions are conveniently scheduled for February 19–21, 2027.
  • Relevant for candidates preparing for the ABS and AOBS Oral Board Examinations, with scenarios based on the SCORE Curriculum.
  • Learn from experienced Osler faculty with expertise in their respective surgical fields.
  • Receive personalized feedback and guidance to strengthen clinical reasoning, communication, and oral exam performance.
Limited Time Discount Ends: February 14, 2027

*Faculty and topic availability may be limited over time.

Description

The General Surgery Virtual Mock Oral Sessions – Five Private Sessions Only program includes five private 30-minute mock oral examinations designed to help candidates prepare for the General Surgery Certifying Examination.

These realistic, board-style sessions provide focused, individualized preparation while strengthening clinical reasoning, decision-making, and the ability to organize and communicate clinical decisions effectively. Participants receive personalized feedback from experienced Osler faculty who have helped thousands of candidates prepare for their board examinations.

Each mock examiner develops clinical scenarios based on the SCORE Curriculum. During each 30-minute session, you will complete:

  • 3 clinical scenarios
  • 7 minutes per scenario
  • 9 minutes of detailed feedback, including teaching points, examiner observations, and practical guidance to help improve your performance

Accreditation Statement

The Osler Institute is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

Important Information

CME credit is not available for this program. The Osler Guarantee policy does not apply.

Faculty and topic availability may become limited over time.

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