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-- Javascript is required for this site American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation ABPMR About ABPMR About ABPMR About Us Policies and Forms Our Board of Directors Our Staff Careers Contact Us Getting Certified Getting Certified Examinations Examinations Calendar & Fees Statistics Exam Security Exam Day Study Tips and Resources Booklet of Information [PDF] Primary Certification Primary Certification Primary Certification Overview Part I Examination Part II Examination Subspecialties Subspecialties Subspecialty Certification Overview Brain Injury Medicine Hospice & Palliative Medicine Neuromuscular Medicine Pain Medicine Pediatric Rehabilitation Medicine Spinal Cord Injury Medicine Sports Medicine Maintaining Certification Maintaining Certification About MOC About MOC MOC Overview Part I Part I Professional Standing ABPMR Professionalism Definition Part II Part II Lifelong Learning CME Self Assessment Part III Part III LA-PM&R LA-Pain The MOC Exam Subspecialty MOC Exams Calendar & Fees Part IV Part IV Practice Performance Self-Directed PIP Resources News Center News Center Sign In ABPMR Sign In ABPMR COVID-19 ABPMR Coronavirus Updates The ABPMR has postponed the 2020 Part II Examination, adjusted policies and extended application deadlines in response to COVID-19. Bookmark this article for the latest updates. Read More Certification Matters Is your doctor certified? When you need to put your health into a professional’s hands, you want to be confident in your physician’s evaluation, advice, and treatment plan. One of the best ways to be assured you’re getting good care is to choose a doctor who is board certified. Learn more about board certification Any Specialty Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Spinal Cord Injury Medicine Pain Medicine Pediatric Rehabilitation Medicine Sports Medicine Neuromuscular Medicine Hospice and Palliative Medicine Brain Injury Medicine Any State Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming American Samoa Guam Northern Mariana Islands Puerto Rico U.S. Minor Outlying Islands Virgin Islands Armed Forces Americas Armed Forces Europe Armed Forces Pacific Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland and Labrador Northwest Territories Nova Scotia Nunavut Ontario Prince Edward Island Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon Similar Match Exact Match Reset For Our Diplomates Making Maintenance of Certification Matter The ABPMR Maintenance of Certification (MOC) Program helps you keep your knowledge current, your practice improving, and your clinical skills sharp throughout your career — but it’s not really about you. It’s about your patients. When applied to your practice effectively, MOC helps you continue raising the bar of excellence in patient care. I Professional Standing Professionalism goes beyond maintaining an active, unrestricted license to practice medicine. It also means prioritizing patient needs, staying current in your field, and holding to the highest ethical standards. Learn More II Lifelong Learning & Self-Assessment Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits are the backbone of the MOC Program. By completing CME regularly, you’re ensuring your clinical knowledge is always current. Learn More III Cognitive Expertise Longitudinal assessment is designed to assess knowledge while helping physicians learn and improve over time. Questions may be answered at your own pace and are customizable across five domains. Learn More IV Practice Performance The practice improvement project (PIP) is a chance to demonstrate the steps you’ve taken to continually improve for your patients — and to give you the tools to measure and quantify that improvement. Learn More Professional Standing Professionalism goes beyond maintaining an active, unrestricted license to practice medicine. It also means prioritizing patient needs, staying current in your field, and holding to the highest ethical standards. Learn More Lifelong Learning & Self-Assessment Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits are the backbone of the MOC Program. By completing about 40 CME credits a year, including 8 Self-Assessment CME credits, you’re ensuring your clinical knowledge is always current. Learn More Cognitive Expertise Longitudinal assessment is designed to assess knowledge while helping physicians learn and improve over time. Questions may be answered at your own pace and are customizable across five domains. Learn More Practice Performance The practice improvement project (PIP) is a chance to demonstrate the steps you’ve taken to continually improve for your patients — and to give you the tools to measure and quantify that improvement. (Tip: This requirement may be more straightforward than you think.) Learn More For Residents Your Roadmap to Certification Welcome to the start of your journey to PM&R certification. Board certification demonstrates your knowledge, skills, and competence to your employer, your peers, and your patients. Once you reach the end of residency, your certification journey begins. The ABPMR is here to give you a roadmap to certification and beyond. Get Started For Credentialers We're Here To Help At the ABPMR, we know you need specific information for your employer, but every ABMS member board and every state licensing board has a slightly different way of doing things. We want to make your job easier. Search Our Physician Database Our Physician Verification Tool can help you find the information you need quickly to verify certification and more. Search Now Review Certification Requirements To help you find the most current certification requirements for PM&R and all our subspecialties, click to download the latest Booklet of Information. Download BOI Questions? Contact Us We are here to make your job easier. Can’t find what you need? We can help. Give us a call or send us an email. Contact Us About the American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation The ABPMR is an independent, nonprofit organization that certifies doctors who meet specific educational, training, and professional requirements. Address: 3015 Allegro Park Ln SW Rochester, MN 55902 Phone: (507) 282-1776 Fax: (507) 282-9242 Privacy Policy Cookie Policy © 2020 American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation © 2020 ABPMR...