podiatry study guide testimonials

I have been in practice for 40 years and recently made a decision to seek a last season of life podiatry teaching position in the Arabian Gulf Region.  The process required taking an oral exam. 
When searching the Web for a premier, complete, and concise course to review the entire body of podiatry and general medical knowledge required to be certain that I still cutting edge, I came upon the DoctorPro series.
By way of background, my journey to being ABFAS Board Certified, having not had a residency all those years ago, started with the original Goldfarb Hershey Pennsylvania Board Review courses in the late 80s.  In the wake of those course, I passed my Board Eligibility and Board Certification written exams with top scores and passed all of my orals.  I then relied upon Goldfard for every recertification thereafter.
The DoctorPro series of lectures are completely thorough, hitting every single clinical aspect of foot and ankle care.  The medical lectures, including Neuro, Derm and General Medicine are extremely thorough, but succinct. 
The exams at the end of the lectures are sometimes “headbangers”, which really drags out the information needed to not only pass an exam, but practice BETTER.  And that’s where the “money is” and where better sleep comes from.
THEN THE FROSTING ON TOP OF THE CAKE ARE THE CMEs.  From a financial perspective, it’s a wash.  One saves on travel to get those CMEs – actually saving a lot more than attending a conference in person.
Passing exams means millions of dollars of income.  Don’t go into any podiatry exam HALF COCKED.  Your life literally depends upon it.
Kenneth M. Leavitt, DPM