Recommendations wanted on PANRE review course.

[BradWaltersPAC]

Hello colleagues, 

I am new to the forum, first post.  I'm a PA in New Mexico,  working in family practice/urgent care for a large hospital group.   I am due for my PANRE exam between now and June, and I'm looking for recommendations on PANRE review courses.   Please include costs, whether you passed PANRE after their course, and what you thought of it overall.   I have $2000 of annual CME funds, so ideally, I would like to keep cost to this amount or under.    I had a colleague recommend Help Zebra - has anyone used this?

Thank you, guys.  Really looking forward to hearing your responses.   

[GetMeOuttaThisMess]

My FYI, if you’re involved in primary care odds are you probably don’t need to do anything other than just take it. I only studied once and i don’t think a frequently mentioned review source made any difference.


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[Cideous]

Dunno, that test sucks.  Some people are not good test takers and the thing has become much harder over the years since when I took it in the early 90's.

 

Is it too late to do the pilot program?  I have found that to be an awesome alternative to that stupid test.

[RuralER/Ortho]

I did the HippoEducation one. It's online, around $500 i believe. You have access for a year if I remember right. I thought it was helpful. Passed test relatively easily.

100 CME hours as well

[GetMeOuttaThisMess]

I did the HippoEducation one. It's online, around $500 i believe. You have access for a year if I remember right. I thought it was helpful. Passed test relatively easily.
100 CME hours as well

Cough, cough; I would only use it for the CME. My last test was ‘14 I believe.