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"ABFM Board Certification matters for my professional credibility, ensures highest-quality care for my patients, and elevates the specialty." William Thornbury, MD Board Certified since 2004 "Certification demonstrates to my patients that I am knowledgeable in the field of family medicine and can provide a high standard of care. Continuing certification keeps me up to date and allows me to practice evidence based medicine for my community." Caitlin Szczupak, MD Board Certified since 2022 "Our incomparable, undeniable, medical expertise in all facets of health saves lives in acute and chronic settings. ABFM certification challenges our growth, enhances our knowledge, and recommits us to the excellence of medicine." Ariana Martin, DO Board Certified since 2014 A Higher Standard Established by physicians, ABFM Board Certification is a voluntary credential that exceeds state medical licensure requirements. Physicians who choose to take the extra step to achieve and maintain certification are committed to a higher standard of care and professionalism for their patients and communities. Read about the value of certification Fall Dates and Deadlines Important dates and deadlines related to exams will be featured on this page and regularly updated as new information becomes available. View Dates News & Insights A Tool for Advocacy: How the Family Medicine Factbook Affected Change at George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences ABFM Diplomates Andrea Anderson and Emmeline Ha are using the Family Medicine Factbook to raise the profile of the specialty of family medicine at George Washington University. Read Full Article News & Insights Patients Over Paperwork : How Dr. Eric Jemison Used Artificial Intelligence to Ease the Burden of Electronic Health Records “AI/ML has brought a more human element back to patient care . I feel it in my visits. I want to make sure I have time for patients, to be their voice and advocate. Being more focused on each individual is so rewarding,” said Dr. Jemison. Read Full Article Have you claimed your Digital Credentials? Designed to help you display your board-certified status as the mark of excellence, these new resources offer a convenient way to share your achievement of certification with patients, colleagues, and the public. Learn more and claim your digital badge and certificate now! Claim your digital badge now! Introducing Certification 2025: The New Continuous Certification 5-Year Cycle ABFM is excited to introduce Certification 2025: the new Continuous Certification 5-Year Cycle. Built on the same foundational components as the current certification process, the new 5-Year Cycle offers increased flexibility and convenience to customize your certification. read about the 5-year cycle Quick Links Resident Resources Choosing to become board certified is an important decision that requires time and commitment. Click to access resources to help with achieving board certification. Website Feedback Your feedback is valuable to helping continually improve your experience! Click here to leave your comments and questions. Get Help The ABFM Support Center team is available to help you with your certification questions. Click here for Support Center contact Info. Latest News All News & Insights August 28, 2024 The Patient Panel Size Dilemma: What a Decline in Panel Size Means for the Future of Family Medicine Go to The Patient Panel Size Dilemma: What a Decline in Panel Size Means for the Future of Family Medicine August 13, 2024 The Calling of Family Medicine Go to The Calling of Family Medicine August 12, 2024 Anita Ravi, MD, MPH, MSHP, FAAFP, and Alyssa Tilhou, MD, PhD, Selected as 2024 NAM Puffer/ABFM Fellows Go to Anita Ravi, MD, MPH, MSHP, FAAFP, and Alyssa Tilhou, MD, PhD, Selected as 2024 NAM Puffer/ABFM Fellows July 25, 2024 A Tool for Advocacy: How the Family Medicine Factbook Affected Change at George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences Go to A Tool for Advocacy: How the Family Medicine Factbook Affected Change at George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences
Fall Dates and Deadlines Important dates and deadlines related to exams will be featured on this page and regularly updated as new information becomes available. View Dates
News & Insights A Tool for Advocacy: How the Family Medicine Factbook Affected Change at George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences ABFM Diplomates Andrea Anderson and Emmeline Ha are using the Family Medicine Factbook to raise the profile of the specialty of family medicine at George Washington University. Read Full Article
News & Insights Patients Over Paperwork : How Dr. Eric Jemison Used Artificial Intelligence to Ease the Burden of Electronic Health Records “AI/ML has brought a more human element back to patient care . I feel it in my visits. I want to make sure I have time for patients, to be their voice and advocate. Being more focused on each individual is so rewarding,” said Dr. Jemison. Read Full Article
Have you claimed your Digital Credentials? Designed to help you display your board-certified status as the mark of excellence, these new resources offer a convenient way to share your achievement of certification with patients, colleagues, and the public. Learn more and claim your digital badge and certificate now! Claim your digital badge now!
Introducing Certification 2025: The New Continuous Certification 5-Year Cycle ABFM is excited to introduce Certification 2025: the new Continuous Certification 5-Year Cycle. Built on the same foundational components as the current certification process, the new 5-Year Cycle offers increased flexibility and convenience to customize your certification. read about the 5-year cycle
Quick Links Resident Resources Choosing to become board certified is an important decision that requires time and commitment. Click to access resources to help with achieving board certification. Website Feedback Your feedback is valuable to helping continually improve your experience! Click here to leave your comments and questions. Get Help The ABFM Support Center team is available to help you with your certification questions. Click here for Support Center contact Info.
Resident Resources Choosing to become board certified is an important decision that requires time and commitment. Click to access resources to help with achieving board certification.
Website Feedback Your feedback is valuable to helping continually improve your experience! Click here to leave your comments and questions.
Get Help The ABFM Support Center team is available to help you with your certification questions. Click here for Support Center contact Info.
Latest News All News & Insights August 28, 2024 The Patient Panel Size Dilemma: What a Decline in Panel Size Means for the Future of Family Medicine Go to The Patient Panel Size Dilemma: What a Decline in Panel Size Means for the Future of Family Medicine August 13, 2024 The Calling of Family Medicine Go to The Calling of Family Medicine August 12, 2024 Anita Ravi, MD, MPH, MSHP, FAAFP, and Alyssa Tilhou, MD, PhD, Selected as 2024 NAM Puffer/ABFM Fellows Go to Anita Ravi, MD, MPH, MSHP, FAAFP, and Alyssa Tilhou, MD, PhD, Selected as 2024 NAM Puffer/ABFM Fellows July 25, 2024 A Tool for Advocacy: How the Family Medicine Factbook Affected Change at George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences Go to A Tool for Advocacy: How the Family Medicine Factbook Affected Change at George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences
August 28, 2024 The Patient Panel Size Dilemma: What a Decline in Panel Size Means for the Future of Family Medicine Go to The Patient Panel Size Dilemma: What a Decline in Panel Size Means for the Future of Family Medicine
August 12, 2024 Anita Ravi, MD, MPH, MSHP, FAAFP, and Alyssa Tilhou, MD, PhD, Selected as 2024 NAM Puffer/ABFM Fellows Go to Anita Ravi, MD, MPH, MSHP, FAAFP, and Alyssa Tilhou, MD, PhD, Selected as 2024 NAM Puffer/ABFM Fellows
July 25, 2024 A Tool for Advocacy: How the Family Medicine Factbook Affected Change at George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences Go to A Tool for Advocacy: How the Family Medicine Factbook Affected Change at George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences
