Comprehensive On-Demand Pediatric Board Review Across 25 Subspecialties
The Hippo pediatrics board review 2019 by Hippo Education provides 47+ hours of on-demand video covering 25 subject areas aligned with the ABP content outline. Designed for pediatricians and residents seeking a thorough, engaging alternative to traditional board review, the course pairs clinical depth with an approachable teaching style that keeps learners engaged through long study sessions.
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47+hours of video
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212video files
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25subject areas
Inside this resource
Clinical Core Subspecialties
The Hippo pediatrics board review covers cardiology, pulmonology, gastroenterology, nephrology with fluids and electrolytes, endocrinology, hematology, and oncology. Each subspecialty is presented by an educator who focuses on the specific diagnoses and management principles that appear most frequently on the ABP examination.
Emergency Care and Acute Presentations
Sessions address emergency and critical care, infectious diseases, allergy and immunology, and orthopedics with sports medicine. These lectures emphasize rapid clinical decision-making and pattern recognition for acute pediatric presentations that are heavily tested on board examinations.
Behavioral Health, Genetics, and Non-Clinical Topics
Unique to the Hippo pediatrics board review are dedicated sessions on mental and behavioral health, child abuse and neglect, genetics with dysmorphology and metabolic disorders, psychosocial issues, ethics, research methods, and biostatistics. These areas round out ABP preparation beyond traditional clinical medicine.
Who it’s for
The Hippo pediatrics board review serves pediatric residents preparing for initial ABP certification, practicing pediatricians pursuing maintenance of certification, and any clinician who wants a comprehensive, on-demand video review spanning the full breadth of pediatric medicine from preventive care through subspecialty topics.
Specs
| Format | 212 MP4 video files |
| Duration | 47+ hours |
| Edition | 2019 |
| File Size | 16.82 GB |
FAQ
How does the Hippo pediatrics board review differ from other board prep courses?
Hippo Education emphasizes an engaging, modern teaching style paired with clinical depth across all 25 ABP subjects. The course includes a board-pass guarantee and covers non-clinical topics like ethics and research methods that many competing programs overlook.
What format are the files delivered in?
The 212 video files are delivered as MP4 downloads totaling 16.82 GB, allowing offline study without an internet connection.
Does this cover the full ABP content outline?
Yes. The Hippo pediatrics board review addresses all 25 subject areas from preventive pediatrics and neonatal care through cardiology, neurology, dermatology, and non-clinical domains like ethics and biostatistics.



Karen L. –
The Hippo pediatrics board review was my primary study resource and I passed the ABP on my first attempt. The 47+ hours of video are well paced and the teaching style keeps you engaged even during marathon study sessions. The genetics and ethics sections were surprisingly thorough.
Tom W. –
The nephrology, fluids and electrolytes, and pulmonology sessions reflect current evidence-based practice. The behavioral health and psychosocial modules filled gaps in my knowledge. Would have appreciated more dermatology images but the content quality is consistently high.
Marcus J. –
Every one of the 25 subjects gets meaningful attention rather than a token overview. The emergency and critical care sessions are particularly strong. The sheer volume of content at 212 videos requires disciplined scheduling but rewards thorough preparation.
Anita S. –
Unlike older board review courses that put me to sleep, the Hippo pediatrics board review kept my attention throughout. The infectious diseases and cardiology lectures were especially well taught. Worth the time investment for anyone serious about ABP preparation.
Priya D. –
I compared several board review platforms and the Hippo pediatrics board review offers the most complete package. The combination of clinical subspecialty lectures with non-clinical topics like research methods gave me confidence on exam day. The board-pass guarantee demonstrates real commitment to outcomes.