Osler Plastic Surgery Virtual Mock Oral (a la carte Mock Oral Only) November 6-8 2026
This interactive prep course is designed to help you practice and build confidence as we prepare you to conquer your Boards in the virtual setting where you will take the exam. Our expert faculty and excellent teachers in their respective fields have prepared thousands of candidates for their Boards. Each mock examiner has adapted and utilized the content outline in creating scenarios for your 30-minute mock oral sessions. You practice going through multiple timed scenarios in each mock oral session. Given direction, and presentation cues, leaving time for detailed feedback and teaching/take-home points.
Course fees include participating in 5 private virtual mock orals scheduled during the three days encompassing the course. Participants may purchase additional mock orals if desired; however, topic availability may be limited near the start of the course.
Cost: $800
View Offer chevron_rightKey Features
- Five (30-minute) Private Sessions for $800.00
- Private Sessions November 6-8, 2026 (Fri., Sat., Sun.)
- Limited Spots Available! Act Now!
Topics Covered
- Breast Reconstruction
- General Breast I
- General Breast II
- Trunk
- Facial Paralysis and Burns
- Reconstruction and Trauma
- Cleft Management and Marking
- Introduction
- Pediatrics I
- Pediatrics II and III
- Lower Extremity
- Hand I
- Hand II
- Hand III
Learning Objectives
At the conclusion of this course, each participant should be able to:
- Ascertain the etiology, diagnostic criteria, differential diagnosis, and prognosis for common surgeries in all categories and anatomy classifications prescribed by the ABPS
- Discuss appropriate diagnostic and assessment procedures
- Apply evidence-based information to pre-operative risk assessment and determination of patient-specific options
- Provide a reasonable and appropriate plan for surgical and medical management of defined patient problems and likely complications for all common surgeries covered by the specialty of plastic surgery
- Explain the various types of surgical facilities and their suitability for all significant plastic surgery approaches
- Describe appropriate habilitation and rehabilitation approaches for all common areas covered by plastic surgery
- Incorporate clinical reasoning and problem-solving skills learned in a manner that fosters good communication within the surgical team and with patients
Target Audience
Plastic Surgery Resident taking the certifying exam