Do you suffer with digestive issues? The right testing for your diagnosis can lead to treatment that can help manage your symptoms and help you feel better
On Wednesday, October 8, 2014, Dr. Thomas took his third recertification board exam. Board certification exams are actually part of a voluntary process that goes beyond licensing requirements. It is a commitment that certain doctors make to confirm that they have knowledge in a medical specialty.
We recently posted a blog on his feelings before the exam and were able to ask him a few questions once he finished the exam.
1. Where did you take the exams? I took the exam at the PearsonVue Test enter near Dadeland Mall.
2. Did you notice any differences in the test-taking environment compared to the first time you took the exams? No, compared to the first time I took the exams, there were no differences in the testing environment. There was, however, a very high level of security at the center.
3. How did you feel while taking the exam? I felt very comfortable with the test. I believe it was a good measure of one’s knowledge.
4. Do you know when you get your test results? We should have the results by the end of the year.
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