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"William Steinberg's Board Review in Gastroenterology is a 5-day intensive review of gastroenterology and hepatology that serves many purposes: preparation for initial board certification in gastroenterology, preparation for recertification, or a comprehensive refresher course for the busy practitioner. Bill has been conducting this course since 1985, making it the longest standing and most well known course of its kind. The ultimate compliment to Bill's course is that many attendees are repeaters, using this course to keep current in the field. I have lectured on many occasions at this course and can attest first-hand to the high caliber of this board review course faculty and design of the course and associated educations materials. Bill's course is not only the first in class, but remains the best in class!"

Emmet Keeffe, M.D.
Professor Emeritus, Stanford University
Former President of the American Gastroenterological Association
Former President of the American Society of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy

"The Steinberg Board Review Course in Gastroenterology has been helping to prepare Board eligible candidates for the certifying and re-certifying examination for 2 decades. As a frequent lecturer in the course and one who served for 6 years on the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM) subcommittee to prepare the examinations, I can testify to the excellence that Dr Steinberg demands from his faculty. The course material, which is presented by experts in the field, is an appropriate in-depth review of the field and the lectures are overwhelmingly outstanding. The Course does not substitute for a GI fellowship but one cannot help but benefit from its superb organization and content."

Lawrence Brandt, M.D.
Professor of Medicine and Surgery
Albert Einstein Medical School
Emeritus Chief of Gastroenterology
Montifiore Hospital, Bronx, NY
Former President, American College of Gastroenterology

"The William M. Steinberg Board Review Course is really a comprehensive, systematic medical journey through the digestive system by thought and opinion leaders who can teach. As a faculty member I am impressed by the rigor and attention to detail that I am expected to provide – but as a participant, this process results in the best course that I have ever taken. In fact, I have taken it 3 times, just to keep up to date on everything that is relevant and important in the field."

David Whitcomb, M.D.
Professor of Medicine and
Chief Division of Gastroenterology
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center

"The William M. Steinberg GI Board Review is a great and popular course. Highly selected lecturers convey a lot of Information in an almost painless way. This course has been honed to near-perfection over the years."

Ralph Giannella, M.D.
Professor of Medicine
University of Cincinatti
Former President, American Gastroenterological Association

"Overall; the experts in the field did a great job with the topics and putting things in perspective. I had taken this course 10yrs ago for my certification after my fellowship and I can say without hesitation that it was responsible for me passing the exam and putting the topics in perspective--"

Michael Vaezi, M.D.
Professor of Medicine
Clinical Director, Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology
Vanderbilt University

"I have been fortunate enough to be a participant in the course as a faculty member, but it was not until I had to re-certify for GI Boards myself did I realize what a valuable course this was. I studied the syllabus cover to cover and did so much better than I would have expected and was thrilled with my scores. I highly recommend this course to the first time test taker as well as those who, like me, need to re-certify and are anxious about having to study for it."

Sunanda Kane, M.D.
Associate Professor of Medicine
Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN

"I continue to remain thoroughly impressed by the quality of the teaching imparted at your annual GI Board Review Course. I took this course the first time prior to my initial GI Board certification in 2000 and was very impressed with it. It truly not only prepares one to take a difficult GI board exam [and pass] but it is great way to update oneself in the field of GI and Hepatology. I decided to take it again prior to my re-certification for GI Boards in 2009 and my opinion continues to stand firm."

Kapil Chopra, M.D.
Clinical Director of Hepatology
Associate Professor of Medicine
University of Pittsburgh medical Center