This year, we are excited to announce our new venue, Endicott College, in Beverly, Massachusetts. Moving to Endicott gives us much improved accessibility, since the campus is just outside Boston. This way, we still retain our college campus feel, yet still be isolated enough to focus on orthopaedic preparation. It’s the best of both worlds, with better accessibility via a short ride (30-40 minutes) from Boston’s transportation hubs, yet free from distractions.
Not only will the venue be easier to access, but greatly improved. Endicott’s campus is more modern, easier to negotiate, and provides AC and private baths in all rooms. The weekly rate for room and board is still a bargain compared to any other conference and our famous lobster bake tradition will continue as a reward for all the hard work at the week’s end.
For those preparing for Part 1 written boards, we will still provide outstanding nationally known faculty who'll deliver high yield lectures on the breadth of orthopaedics and an updated question bank with new review questions. Please note that tuition discounts are available for programs that register 3 or more. Contact Deb Humiston, Registrar, to discuss the details at
For those preparing for Part 2 oral boards, we continue to be the only course that guarantees getting through all selected cases as well as the ability to audit other, similar cases. For Part 2 candidates, I suggest early registration since we always fill fast (We don’t require a financial commitment until Spring). Stay tuned for our free webinars focusing on the logistics of the oral boards, case presentations, and uploading data.
I am excited about the new developments at the Maine Orthopaedic Review and would be happy to discuss any of this with you at any time. MOR 2024 will be our 65th year and it promises to be better than ever.
Thank you,
Bruce Gomberg, MD
Director
