Lubbock, Texas Nov 12, 2018 (Issuewire.com) - Having to take he ABSITE test for Surgical Residents and Chief Residents is often agreed to be one of the chief causes of stress involved when completing a medical education. The good news is a few select resources do exist which can help many students score significantly higher. Author Yana Puckett, MD, MBA, MPH, MSc, recently celebrated the amount of positive feedback her two books on the subject, “ABSITE Study Plan for the 99th Percentile” and “ABSITE Study Plan for the 99th Percentile for the Chief Resident” have received while crossing the milestone of selling 300 copies.
“I have seen firsthand and have had confirmed how valuable approaching ABSITE study in a structured way can be,” commented Puckett. “Crossing the 300 sales mark and hearing from students who both did well on their first test, or needed to retest and scored much higher, is a very positive experience.”
With the current ABSITE testing over in February interest in the books is expected to rise.
Some highlights of what the ABSITE study plans deliver include suggestions for daily study already following a structure that has consistently produced results; the strong recommendation to invest one hour a day to complete each of the day's topics; and the study programs have been designed to prepare the person taking to take the exam in 6 months and score very highly on it.
Feedback for both books remains positive.
In an excerpt from a recent review, “This book raised my score above 80% (never made it >35% on previous attempts) and I got it late in the year. So remember if your ABSITE is getting close, don’t panic, just read whatever Dr. Puckett recommends for that day (read it twice) and you’ll be fine. With this new edition for the Chief Resident, I’m looking forward to that 99 percentile this year so that I can finish my residency like a Rockstar.”
“ABSITE Study Plan for the 99th Percentile” and “ABSITE Study Plan for the 99th Percentile for the Chief Resident” are both available in paperback format from Amazon.com.
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Yana Puckett Yana.Puckett@ttu.edu
