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CME credits earned for participating in the 2026 ABOS WLA Pathway are awarded by @aaos1 and are available to claim on your AAOS Transcript. You must claim them from the AAOS before they will be transferred to the ABOS.
The ABOS believes in the values of commitment, quality, innovation, professionalism, integrity, teamwork, and diversity. To learn more, go to abos.org/about/values/
If you missed the ABOS Subspecialty Certification webinar last night, the replay is now available on our website here: bit.ly/3UyzYc4 or in audio format on the ABOS podcast.
The ABOS Subspecialty Certification in Orthopaedic Sports Medicine and Surgery of the Hand Webinar is tonight, October 14 at 8:00 pm ET. We will provide an overview of the application process and allow you to ask questions. To register, go to bit.ly/4y78lFV.
Candidates and Diplomates who took an ABOS Orthopaedic Sports Medicine or Surgery of the Hand Subspecialty Examination in August will receive their results at the end of the month.
ABOS Diplomates whose Board Certification expires this year must have 240 CME credits—of which 40 are SAE credits—submitted and approved by December 31 if they have not already met the requirement.
No matter what stage you are in your orthopaedic surgery career, you can always turn to the ABOS Residency to Retirement Roadmap to see where you are headed with regards to ABOS Board Certification. bit.ly/44Jrrpr
The ABOS is not a membership organization; therefore, ABOS Diplomates do not have member numbers or certificate numbers. CME providers only need your name and month and day of birth to transfer credits to the ABOS.
We are one week away from the ABOS Subspecialty Certification in Orthopaedic Sports Medicine and Surgery of the Hand Webinar being held on Wednesday, October 14 at 8:00 pm ET. To register for this webinar, go to bit.ly/4y78lFV.
The ABOS is committed to working proactively to define the future of certification, ensuring that our education and performance standards reflect the latest developments in the field of #orthopaedics and are relevant to the contemporary practice of #orthopaedicsurgery.
If you missed the 2027 ABOS Part I Examination webinar last night, the replay is available on our website and the audio only version is available on our podcast. bit.ly/2OQDMl2
The 2027 ABOS Part I Examination webinar is tonight at 8 pm ET. It is not too late to register to ensure you are up to date on the requirements for applying and hear important information about the examination. bit.ly/4AsDIw9
CME credits earned from @AAOS1, @aossm1972, @AOFAS, @aanaorg, @otatrauma, ASSH, and 70 other organizations come directly to the ABOS through @AccreditedCME. There’s no need to remember to upload a certificate.