That Hand Doc

That Hand Doc Meet Dr Jesse Dashe, an orthopedic surgeon specializing in hand and wrist conditions. DrDashe.com

Dr. Dashe is a dedicated hand surgeon specializing in orthopedic surgery and the intricate field of hand and upper extremity surgery. He understands the vital role our hands, forearms, and elbows play in our daily lives, whether we're working, engaging in sports, or enjoying quality time with loved ones. Dr. Dashe's primary goal is to enhance functionality, alleviate discomfort, and provide tailored and innovative solutions that meet each patient's unique needs.

03/20/2026

Why did I create this ortho board prep system?

Because I was sitting where you are.

I was an orthopedic surgeon preparing for the same exam. I took the courses. I invested in coaching. I saw what worked. But I also saw the gaps.

There were inefficiencies.
There were missing pieces.
There was too much wasted time.

So I built what I wish I had.

A system designed to guide surgeons efficiently.
To help you focus on what actually matters.
To build confidence in how you present and defend your cases.
And to protect your time in the process.

This was built by someone who has been through it.

If you’re ready to prepare smarter, DM 'BOARD'.

03/18/2026

People often ask me how this differs from generic board prep courses.

The truth is, those courses absolutely have value. They provide structure and exposure in a short period of time.

But they are limited.

You cannot deeply review every one of your cases in a one-week format. You cannot receive individualized feedback on how you personally present, defend decisions, or structure your responses.

That’s where this system comes in.

It’s not about replacing other programs. It’s about complementing them with one-on-one coaching, case-specific analysis, and targeted feedback built around you.

Some surgeons do both.
Some choose coaching alone.
The key is understanding what level of personalization you need to succeed.

If you’re ready for a strategy tailored to your cases and your performance, DM 'BOARD'.

03/13/2026

Studying more does not automatically mean better results.

Boards are not about how many hours you put in. They are about how strategically you use those hours.

You need to know how to defend your cases.
How to justify your decisions.
How to clearly communicate your reasoning under pressure.

It’s not about doing more.
It’s about doing the right work.

When you focus your time correctly, results improve and stress decreases.

If you want better results in less time, DM 'BOARD' and let’s build a smarter strategy.

03/11/2026

Can you figure this out yourself?

Of course you can. You’re a smart orthopedic surgeon.

This isn’t about intelligence. It’s about preparation for a very specific exam with very specific expectations.

Most surgeons don’t fail because they lack knowledge. They fail because they haven’t been coached on how to present, structure, and perform in this format.

This system is for surgeons who value their time.
Who want to be with their families.
Who want to focus on their practice.
Who are ready to commit to a structured process.

It’s not for someone looking for a shortcut.

It’s for someone ready to move on with their life.

If that’s you, DM 'PREP' and let’s get started.

03/09/2026

“I’ve already failed twice. Nothing will help.”

I hear that more than you think.

But failing boards does not mean you are a bad doctor. It does not mean you are a bad surgeon.

Most of the time, it is not about knowledge. It is about presentation. Documentation. Communication. How your clinical decisions are portrayed to the board.

So we take a step back.

We look at you holistically.
How you present.
How you structure your cases.
How you document your thinking.

Yes, the tools matter. Case summary generation. Document organization. Time-saving systems.

But the real work is aligning how you show up with how competent you already are.

The goal is not to change who you are.
It is to make sure the board can clearly see the surgeon you already are.

If you are ready to get to the next step, DM 'BOARD'.

03/06/2026

Most people don’t come to me the first time they take boards.

They come after they’ve failed.

They’re frustrated.
They’re stuck professionally.
They’re feeling pressure from their hospital about credentialing and advancement.
Some can’t even access certain call pools because of it.

And it’s not just about a test.
It’s about their career, their reputation, their future.

So we start by addressing the human first.

We talk through what’s going on in their life.
We validate the stress.
Then we build the structure.

We use the tools.
Case summary generation.
Document organization.
Redaction.
Deep review of actual cases.

But the biggest shift isn’t technical.

It’s restoring clarity, confidence, and direction.

Because passing boards is not just about information.
It’s about the whole person being ready.

If you’re ready to take back control of the process, DM 'BOARD'.

03/04/2026

Whether you’re taking the ABOS Oral Exam for the first time or preparing for a retake, the strategy needs to be different.

First-time test takers need structure.
What to prepare.
How to organize cases.
How to think through the exam.

If you’re retaking the exam, the focus shifts.
We analyze prior cases, identify gaps, and correct the specific flaws that held you back.

And for busy surgeons, this system is about something even bigger: efficiency.

Saving hundreds of hours.
Reducing uncertainty.
Getting your time back while preparing the right way.

If this sounds like what you need, DM 'PREP' and let’s get started.

03/02/2026

Failing without feedback is the worst place to be.

You study.
You prepare.
You sit for boards.
And when it doesn’t go your way, you’re left with nothing but a score and a black box.

No clarity.
No direction.
No idea what to fix.

That’s exactly why I built a one-on-one system.

We go through your actual cases.
I give personalized feedback, not generic advice.
We refine how you present, how you structure your thinking, and how you show up as a surgeon.
We check in weekly so you stay on track and know exactly what to improve.

No more guesswork.
No more spinning your wheels.

If you’re ready to pass on your next attempt, DM 'BOARD' and let’s get started.

02/27/2026

What if your case summaries, file organization, redactions, and study prep were handled in one system?

Upload your documents.
The system generates a structured case summary.
It redacts sensitive information.
It names and organizes your files, including images.
And it builds a personalized study guide to target exactly what you need before boards.

All HIPAA compliant.

Less time formatting.
Less time organizing.
More time studying or better yet, time with your family.

If you want your hours back, DM 'HOURS' and let’s talk.

02/24/2026

How many weekends have you lost to writing case summaries?

Hundreds of hours go into organizing notes, redacting patient data, and formatting everything properly. And most of that time is spent doing work that does not require your expertise.

So I built an AI system that does.

Upload your documents.
The system organizes the case summary.
It structures the information clearly.
It redacts sensitive data.
And it stays HIPAA compliant.

Less manual formatting.
Less administrative drag.
More time focused on what actually matters.

If you want to see how this works, DM 'TIME' and let’s talk.

01/29/2026

What got me into coaching other surgeons
while still practicing as an orthopedic surgeon myself
was seeing the same problem over and over.

People were unprepared for their boards.

Colleagues kept asking me questions.
What to focus on.
How to structure cases.
How to manage the stress.

I realized I had built a system
that actually worked.

So I refined it.

That system has now helped
many surgeons pass their oral boards
on the next try.

Because the truth is
most board prep resources fall short.

And a big part of boards
is not just knowledge.
It is psychological.

Clarity reduces stress.
Structure builds confidence.

If you want clarity
on what to focus on
and how to prepare the right way,
I would be happy to help.

👉 DM “BOARDS” and let’s get you started.

Address

13690 E 14th Street #200
San Leandro, CA
94578

Telephone

+15102970550

Website

https://ebhmc.com/, https://drdashe.com/

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