Orthopaedic Surgery · ABOS Part II Oral Board Prep
The surgeries were the easy part.
Prepare each of your twelve cases in four steps: records, story, summary, practice.
Hours of paperwork.
For an exam nobody explains.
Now every case has a path.
Upload the chart. Plan the story. Practice out loud.
Four steps for every case.
Records. Story. Summary. Practice.
Real reviews from board certified orthopaedic surgeons
“Extremely helpful review and prep for ABOS oral boards. Great insight into the process. First class individualized preparation for a very important exam.”
David Veltre
“Jesse AND Jesse's program was a huge assist! As a mid career doctor- his assistance in the digital details really helped me be fully prepared. Full recommendation!”
John Cory
“Very happy with my experience! Essentially a 1-on-1 tutor to help go through case details, which is hard to find at the much bigger courses. Billing was fair and honest.”
David Solomon
“Jesse was great - his guidance in organization as well as specific details and nuances of making successful case summaries was invaluable. Would recommend him to anyone!”
Siddharth Mahure
“Jesse gave timely and valuable feedback, offering insight into every aspect of ABOS Oral Boards. He was an integral part in passing confidently! Would recommend for any taker.”
Corey Wells
“Jesse was just a great guy to have in your corner. From boosting your confidence to warning you about the 'snakes in the grass', hugely beneficial to have a coach.”
Caleb N
“Jessie was immensely helpful in preparing me for ABOS part 2. Reviewing my cases with him before the test was essential to feeling comfortable presenting my cases.”
Ben Joseph
“Extremely insightful and informative. They made the process less daunting and manageable. Wish I had contacted sooner. You will be happy you contacted them.”
14Saifz
“Extremely helpful review and prep for ABOS oral boards. Great insight into the process. First class individualized preparation for a very important exam.”
David Veltre
“Jesse AND Jesse's program was a huge assist! As a mid career doctor- his assistance in the digital details really helped me be fully prepared. Full recommendation!”
John Cory
“Very happy with my experience! Essentially a 1-on-1 tutor to help go through case details, which is hard to find at the much bigger courses. Billing was fair and honest.”
David Solomon
“Jesse was great - his guidance in organization as well as specific details and nuances of making successful case summaries was invaluable. Would recommend him to anyone!”
Siddharth Mahure
“Jesse gave timely and valuable feedback, offering insight into every aspect of ABOS Oral Boards. He was an integral part in passing confidently! Would recommend for any taker.”
Corey Wells
“Jesse was just a great guy to have in your corner. From boosting your confidence to warning you about the 'snakes in the grass', hugely beneficial to have a coach.”
Caleb N
“Jessie was immensely helpful in preparing me for ABOS part 2. Reviewing my cases with him before the test was essential to feeling comfortable presenting my cases.”
Ben Joseph
“Extremely insightful and informative. They made the process less daunting and manageable. Wish I had contacted sooner. You will be happy you contacted them.”
14Saifz
The big picture
The ABOS Part II isn't broken. Your prep system is.
cases you'll defend
hours of prep, on average
of candidates fail, some years
Hours spent naming, sorting and redacting files.
Upload the chart. Each file is read, named and sorted by date.
A strong case that wanders when you say it out loud.
Six parts, each with a time target. Every line in your own words.
No feedback until exam day.
Practice out loud, then get written feedback scored on the ABOS rubric.
How it works
Four steps for each of your twelve cases.
Records
Upload the chart. Each file is read, named, sorted by date, and ready to redact and export for ABOS.
Story
Choose the story to tell. Lay it out in six timed parts, in your own words. Wording examiners penalize is flagged.
Summary
Your written ABOS summary, drafted from the story and checked against the scoring rubric. Already wrote it? Import the PDF.
Practice
Tell the case out loud and see your time for each part. Then a voice mock examiner questions you and writes up feedback.
Your guide
Dr. Jesse Dashe
I know the late nights and the tedious case documentation. I built Ortho Board Prep to give surgeons the tools and guidance I wish I'd had.
Board-Certified
Orthopaedic surgeon, hand subspecialty
3+ Years
Coaching ABOS Part II candidates
Tool Builder
Built Ortho Board Prep around his coaching
5.0 on Google
Rated by surgeons who trained here
DAISY Award
Excellence in patient care
In their words
Surgeons who've been through it
“Reviewing my cases with him before the test was essential to feeling comfortable presenting my cases.”
Ben Joseph
Google review
“Essentially a 1-on-1 tutor to help go through case details, which is hard to find at the much bigger courses.”
David Solomon
Board Certified Orthopaedic Surgeon
“The website was useful to help organize for the boards. Overall, it was worth every dollar I spent on it.”
2026 Candidate
ABOS Part II Oral Boards
Direct access
Work with Dr. Dashe directly
Limited hours each cycle. Billed hourly, separate from the tool. Case review, mock orals, presentation practice.
Questions, answered
It takes each of your twelve cases through four steps. Records: upload the chart and each file is read, named and sorted by date. Story: lay the case out in six timed parts. Summary: write the ABOS summary and check it against the scoring rubric. Practice: tell the case out loud, then take a voice mock exam.
Ask about access through the form. Dr. Dashe will get back to you with the price, what's included and your access dates. There is no online checkout. Coaching is separate, billed by the hour.
A voice examiner you start with one button. It questions you on your case, using your case films. Afterward you get written feedback scored on the ABOS rubric. It is practice, not a prediction of your result.
Yes. Import your ABOS summary PDF and move on to practice.
Many of the surgeons we've worked with were retaking. The oral exam fails people in predictable ways, and that's where we focus.
The app runs under HIPAA business associate agreements. Each file is ready to redact before you export it for ABOS.
Yes, in limited hours, billed by the hour. Ask through the form and he'll get back to you.
Where do 150 hours go?
Free time audit. See the breakdown, and the $37,000 it costs you.
Don't let another year pass.
Privileges and partnership ride on this exam. Walk in prepared.
“Reviewing my cases with him before the test was essential to feeling comfortable presenting my cases.”
Ben Joseph