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Home Become Certified Resident Resources Become Certified Resident Resources Choosing to become board certified is an important decision that requires time and commitment. Below you’ll find resources to assist you throughout your certification journey. Resources include policies relating to family leave, advanced placement credit, and other unique pathways, as well as initial certification pass rates and topic-driven handouts. Expand All Collapse All Initial Certification Handouts and Videos A Resident’s Guide to Board Certification VIEW NOW Certification Entry Process VIEW NOW Residency Introduction Video VIEW NOW Certification Exam Pass Rates by Program ABFM is pleased to offer a report on the performance of graduates from family medicine residency programs on the one-day exam over the past five years. This report is intended for the prospective resident but may also be useful to others involved in family medicine training. VIEW NOW Residency Policies Board Eligibility Policy: ABFM’s requirements to become board eligible. Read Now Advanced Placement Credit Policy: ABFM’s policy on Advanced Placement Credit credit in the United States and other countries. Read Now Family Leave Policy: ABFM’s recently updated Family Leave Policy about leave types and parameters. Read Now Part Time and Combined Residency Policy: Learn more about part-time or reduced training schedules and pursuing a second discipline while completing family medicine training. Read Now Absence from Residency: Detailed information and requirements for continuity of care, board eligibility, leave time, and more. Read Now Waiver of Continuity of Care Policy Read Now In-Training Exam Quick Links ITE CONTENT OUTLINE The In-Training Exam Content Outline provides a blueprint of all content areas that will be covered. Bayesian Score Predictor This tool is designed to provide you and your residency program with an estimate of your probability of passing the one-day exam. ITE Booklets Log in to your MyABFM Portfolio to access the most recent ITE booklets and view recent results. AOA Training Pathway If you trained in a three-year AOA-Accredited Family Medicine Residency Training Program, or an AOA program that has received ACGME accreditation or pre-accreditation, you may be eligible to apply for Family Medicine Certification through a special AOA Training Pathway. Get started by completing the form below! AOA TRAINING PATHWAY FORM
Expand All Collapse All Initial Certification Handouts and Videos A Resident’s Guide to Board Certification VIEW NOW Certification Entry Process VIEW NOW Residency Introduction Video VIEW NOW Certification Exam Pass Rates by Program ABFM is pleased to offer a report on the performance of graduates from family medicine residency programs on the one-day exam over the past five years. This report is intended for the prospective resident but may also be useful to others involved in family medicine training. VIEW NOW Residency Policies Board Eligibility Policy: ABFM’s requirements to become board eligible. Read Now Advanced Placement Credit Policy: ABFM’s policy on Advanced Placement Credit credit in the United States and other countries. Read Now Family Leave Policy: ABFM’s recently updated Family Leave Policy about leave types and parameters. Read Now Part Time and Combined Residency Policy: Learn more about part-time or reduced training schedules and pursuing a second discipline while completing family medicine training. Read Now Absence from Residency: Detailed information and requirements for continuity of care, board eligibility, leave time, and more. Read Now Waiver of Continuity of Care Policy Read Now In-Training Exam Quick Links ITE CONTENT OUTLINE The In-Training Exam Content Outline provides a blueprint of all content areas that will be covered. Bayesian Score Predictor This tool is designed to provide you and your residency program with an estimate of your probability of passing the one-day exam. ITE Booklets Log in to your MyABFM Portfolio to access the most recent ITE booklets and view recent results. AOA Training Pathway If you trained in a three-year AOA-Accredited Family Medicine Residency Training Program, or an AOA program that has received ACGME accreditation or pre-accreditation, you may be eligible to apply for Family Medicine Certification through a special AOA Training Pathway. Get started by completing the form below! AOA TRAINING PATHWAY FORM
Initial Certification Handouts and Videos A Resident’s Guide to Board Certification VIEW NOW Certification Entry Process VIEW NOW Residency Introduction Video VIEW NOW
Certification Exam Pass Rates by Program ABFM is pleased to offer a report on the performance of graduates from family medicine residency programs on the one-day exam over the past five years. This report is intended for the prospective resident but may also be useful to others involved in family medicine training. VIEW NOW
Residency Policies Board Eligibility Policy: ABFM’s requirements to become board eligible. Read Now Advanced Placement Credit Policy: ABFM’s policy on Advanced Placement Credit credit in the United States and other countries. Read Now Family Leave Policy: ABFM’s recently updated Family Leave Policy about leave types and parameters. Read Now Part Time and Combined Residency Policy: Learn more about part-time or reduced training schedules and pursuing a second discipline while completing family medicine training. Read Now Absence from Residency: Detailed information and requirements for continuity of care, board eligibility, leave time, and more. Read Now Waiver of Continuity of Care Policy Read Now
In-Training Exam Quick Links ITE CONTENT OUTLINE The In-Training Exam Content Outline provides a blueprint of all content areas that will be covered. Bayesian Score Predictor This tool is designed to provide you and your residency program with an estimate of your probability of passing the one-day exam. ITE Booklets Log in to your MyABFM Portfolio to access the most recent ITE booklets and view recent results.
AOA Training Pathway If you trained in a three-year AOA-Accredited Family Medicine Residency Training Program, or an AOA program that has received ACGME accreditation or pre-accreditation, you may be eligible to apply for Family Medicine Certification through a special AOA Training Pathway. Get started by completing the form below! AOA TRAINING PATHWAY FORM
