![]() |
TheOncoPT PodcastAuthor: TheOncoPT
Welcome to TheOncoPT Podcast, where you'll learn how to be a confident, competent oncology physical therapist from oncology experts, practitioners, & patients. Language: en Genres: Business, Careers, Education Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
Listen Now...
What Happens After You Submit: Application to Exam Day Timeline
Episode 410
Thursday, 17 September, 2026
Send us Fan MailJust submitted your ABPTS application & case report? CONGRATULATIONS!If you're now wondering what the heck comes next, this episode is just for you.In this episode, I walk through the full timeline between submitting your application and getting your exam results, so you're never left wondering what comes next.We start with case report review:Β What happens if your case report is accepted vs. sent back for revisionsWhy revisions are a one-time opportunity, not a back-&-forth processHow unpredictable the response timeline can be (from 3 days to 12 weeks?!)Next up, key dates you cannot miss:November 30th exam fee deadlineMid-December exam schedulingMid-February to mid-March testing windowWe also talk about why checking your testing location matters more than people expect (some candidates have to travel out of state).I also share my own exam-day story, including taking my exam during Texas's 2021 ice storm.Lastly, we talk about exam day logistics (what to bring, what to leave at home) and the great wait for results (don't expect them before June 30 and why).Next episode, we're shifting from application process to what will actually show up on the exam, so make sure you're subscribed!π FREE TRAINING: From Confused to Confident β a 4-step framework (SCAN) for decoding any question on your oncology specialist exam. Free at https://TheOncoPT.com/scan π The Practice Exam Bundle is here year-round β no deadline on this one. 150 original case-based questions across 3 timed exams, with full rationales. $249 for all three.Follow TheOncoPT on Instagram.Follow TheOncoPT on LinkedIn.








