The Qualifying Exam (QE) is the first step in the Subspecialty Certification process. Read more details below on the application process, requirements, dates & fees, and more.
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Eligibility & Requirements
Understand the training, residency, and documentation requirements needed to qualify for ABOG certification.
Application Process
Follow step-by-step guidance on how to apply for initial certification, including deadlines and required materials.
Exam Content
Explore the topics, content outlines, and subject areas covered across ABOG written and oral examinations.
Thesis
Review the thesis requirements, submission guidelines, and standards expected for ABOG fellowship certification candidates.
Approved Abbreviations
Reference the official list of abbreviations approved for use during ABOG written examinations.
Certification Standards Updates
Stay current with the latest changes to ABOG certification standards, policies, and program requirements.
Dates & Fees
View examination schedules, application windows, and fee structures for initial and continuing certification.
Allocation of Time and Curriculum
Review how examination time is structured and how curriculum topics are weighted across ABOG certification exams.
Testing Center Conduct & Security
Review the rules, security protocols, and conduct expectations that apply to all candidates at Pearson VUE testing centers.
FAQs
Find answers to common questions about eligibility, the application process, examinations, and certification status.
Bulletin
Read the latest ABOG bulletin for important announcements, policy updates, and certification program news.
Accommodations
Learn how to request testing accommodations and what documentation is required to support your application.
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