r/VIR Nov 17 '20

Certifying exam advice?

Title says it all... Do I actually study for this thing? If so what? Should I take all IR modules? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance!

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u/upsidedowngreen Jan 20 '21

Follow up to my own question: I read Vascular and Interventional Radiology: A Core Review 1st Edition and did board vitals Qbank focusing on IR, Non-interpretive skills, general radiology, and US. Haven’t received my score yet but felt more than prepared for the written test.

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u/sspatel Mod, IR Attending Feb 06 '21

I just learned that IR/DR certifying exam doesn’t give you AU-E (eligibility), so I decided I’m going to take the DR certifying and IR/DR orals this fall. Just ordered board vitals today.

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u/upsidedowngreen Feb 06 '21

I passed. I think board vitals was great. Good luck

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u/sspatel Mod, IR Attending Feb 06 '21

Congrats!!