The ABOS WLA Pathway allows Diplomates to answer questions relevant to their everyday practice at a time that works for them, using their own computer, in whatever location they prefer. #ABOSCertification

Candidates who applied for the 2024 ABOS Part I Examination are now able to schedule their Examination and should do so as soon as possible to reserve a seat at the most convenient location. Please refer to the email you received today to learn how to schedule.

ABOS Examination Question Writers are meeting with question writing experts to learn about best practices to mitigate potential biases from examination questions. Thank you to the orthopaedic surgeon volunteers who are participating in this important exercise.

Learn more about the ABMS Visiting Scholars Program during an informational webinar on April 23 at 5:00 pm CT. Registration for the webinar is open now. Register today to secure your seat: bit.ly/3IbqkTe #MedEd

Thank you to the nearly 30 orthopaedic surgeons from across the country who are taking time away from their families and their practice to be in Philadelphia the next two days to write questions for the ABOS Part I Examination.

Within the next nine months, all orthopaedic residency programs will have access to the ABOS KSB Program. On the ABOS Podcast, Dr. Erik Van Eperen explains how he has used the program to become a successful resident. Listen on your podcast app or at bit.ly/3xBWhlA.

The American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery is the standard bearer in safety and performance for orthopaedic surgery. #MyABOS

The ABOS WLA Pathway is designed to allow ABOS Diplomates who hold a Subspecialty Certification, to recertify both; just choose a minimum of 5 Knowledge Sources within your specialty. #ABOSWLA

The ABOS WLA Pathway was designed to be relevant to an orthopaedic surgeon’s everyday practice.

The ABOS is on Instagram. We post reminders, encouragement, and other content regarding Board Certification. Check us out! Instagram.com/abosortho/

Thank you to the 400+ practicing orthopaedic surgeons who volunteered for the ABOS in 2023. bit.ly/3PL8qem

ABOS Diplomates who submitted a Recertification Application and Case List last year will receive information regarding the status of their submitted applications by the end of the month.

The ABOS believes that change and adaptability need to be part of our practice. That’s why we continually strive to find new and innovative ways to develop and administer the best initial certification and recertification programs. #orthopaedicsurgery

Why is Peer Review and Case List Evaluation an important part of the ABOS Maintenance of Certification Program? bit.ly/494TXRg

The ABOS strongly recommends answering ABOS WLA questions on a desktop or laptop computer and not a mobile device. #ABOSWLA

ABOS GME Chair Dr. Lisa Taitsman highlights the ABOS KSB program in the recent issue of The Orthopaedic Resident e-newsletter. bit.ly/3IHHqbD

The ABOS office is closed today but will reopen Monday, April 1st for our normal operating hours.

1 week until the 2024 ABOS WLA Assessment Window opens! Starting April 4th, once you pay the Assessment Fee, you may begin answering your questions if you would like. You have until May 23rd to complete them. #ABOSWLA

The ABOS WLA Pathway was designed to be relevant to an orthopaedic surgeon’s everyday practice. Diplomates choose the Knowledge Sources they would like to study from a list, shaping their assessment by selecting topics related to their interests. #ABOSCertification