Pediatric Endocrine Society Board Review Course 2025

• Include:  videos +  pdf, size:  GB
• Target Audience: pediatric endocrinologists and fellows
• Sample video: contact me for sample video
• Information:
• What You Will Learn

The curriculum is strictly aligned with the ABP content outline. Key learning outcomes include:

Test-Taking Strategy: How to dissect complex board questions, specifically identifying “buzzwords” that point to a diagnosis (e.g., “salt craving” in CAH, “midline defects” in pituitary issues).

Statistical Mastery: A dedicated deep dive into biostatistics (sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive value) which is a notoriously difficult section of the board exam.

Genetics: Identifying syndromes associated with short stature and diabetes (e.g., Turner, Noonan, Prader-Willi) based on limited clinical descriptions.

• Event Details

Location: AC Hotel National Harbor Washington, DC Area, National Harbor, Maryland, USA.

• Who Should Attend

Pediatric Endocrinology Fellows: Specifically 2nd and 3rd-year fellows preparing for their initial board certification.

• Why Attend

The “Cram Sheets”: Attendees receive the legendary PES “Cram Sheets”—condensed, high-yield summaries of every topic that are widely regarded as the single best study tool for the exam.

• Topics

The syllabus covers the entire ABP content specifications:

Adrenal Disorders:

Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia (CAH) management and newborn screening.

Cushing’s syndrome vs. pseudo-Cushing’s.

Growth & Puberty:

Precocious puberty: Central vs. Peripheral (McCune-Albright, Testotoxicosis).

Thyroid:

Thyroid cancer guidelines (ATA) and nodule management.

Congenital hypothyroidism: Treatment targets and neurodevelopmental outcomes.

Diabetes & Metabolism:

DKA management protocols (fluid/electrolyte calculations).

Monogenic diabetes (MODY) diagnosis.

Lipid disorders and metabolic syndrome in children.

Calcium & Bone:

Rickets (genetic vs. nutritional) and interpretations of Ca/Phos/ALP/PTH.