ABMS Sets Time Limit for Board Certification

From MedPage Today:

Physicians have between three and seven years after finishing residency to become board certified, according to a new policy from the American Board of Medical Specialties.

The policy, which became effective this year, marks the first time that ABMS has set time limits for certification.

The four-year span “recognizes that 24 ABMS Member Boards, each certifying physicians in a specialty, have different requirements for Board Certification and offer their certification exams at different intervals,” the organization said in a press release.

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