RRC Classroom FAQs

• What is included with my meeting registration?

  See chart at the bottom of this page

• What are the differences between the Classroom and Online versions of the Review Course?

  The main difference between the 2 courses is your location.  You can choose to travel to Philadelphia or stay at home and watch the lectures on your computer, in real-time.  The Classroom Version is the only aspect of the Review Course that offers the CBPS Experience on Board-Master software.  

• How do I get my subscription to Boards by the Numbers (BBTN) & the Board-Master questions?

  Information on how to access your subscription to Boards by the Numbers and the included Board-Master Computer Based Patient Simulation questions will be sent via separate e-mails to each individual attendee within 2 weeks of the day they register for the 2018 Board Review Course.  These emails will not come from the Goldfarb Foundation, they are sent directly from Boards by the Numbers and Board-Master. 

• How do I register for this meeting?

  ALL registrations for this meeting, regardless of which version, must be done online.  This allows the Foundation to ensure that each participant is registered for the appropriate version of the course and has access to the correct materials and information.

• How do I know that I'm registered for the meeting?

  When you submit your registration through our website, you'll receive an e-mail confirmation letting you know that we've received your registration and that it will be processed shortly. All registrants will receive a confirmation letter via e-mail from lara@ppma.org within 2 weeks of the Foundation receiving your registration.

• Who should register for this meeting?

  This meeting was specifically designed for those preparing for the ABFAS and ABPM exams. It offers a comprehensive review of basic podiatric medical/surgical procedures and information. By taking this course, it in no way guarantees the attendee will pass the exam. This course is not intended for those taking the American Podiatric Medical Licensing Examination (APMLE) Parts I, II, and III. Past attendees have included those who need to earn a large number of CE Contact Hours, DPMs preparing for state licensing boards, and those podiatrists who want an overall review of podiatry.