17% of candidates fail.
Not because of knowledge.
The ABOS Part II oral examination is not a knowledge test. It scores you across 9 categories on a 0-3 scale. Only one of those categories is applied knowledge.
The other eight are presentation skills, decision-making under pressure, complication management, and composure. Most candidates spend 90% of their prep time on the one category that matters least.
The candidates who fail freeze on curveball questions, can't recover after examiner pushback, or ramble through their case presentations. Every one of those problems is trainable.
How We Prepare You
Case Preparation System
Organize, redact, and structure your 12 case summaries so your presentation flows automatically under pressure.
Mock Oral Examinations
Realistic exam simulations with structured feedback on all 9 ABOS scoring categories. Practice until composure is automatic.
Composure Training
Learn to handle examiner pushback, curveball questions, and complication disclosures without breaking stride.
We Train All 9 ABOS Scoring Categories
Most prep focuses on one or two. We cover every dimension the examiners grade you on.
Built for Practicing Orthopedic Surgeons
Whether you are sitting for the ABOS Part II for the first time or retaking after a previous attempt, our structured review adapts to where you are and focuses your prep time on what actually moves the needle.
First-Time Candidates
Build your case list, learn the presentation format, and develop exam-day composure before you walk in.
Retake Candidates
Identify exactly what went wrong, fix the gaps, and go in with a different strategy and more reps.