Volunteer Application Approved, Diplomate Looks Forward to Filling a Need

Compiling ABR exams and assessments and conducting oral exams takes a legion of subject-matter volunteers. There are approximately 1,200 who work in mostly small groups to ensure that initial certification and maintenance of certification processes are fair and relevant. One interested diplomate, Arjit Baghwala, MS, is excited to join a team when the need arises….
Long before she became one, Mary S. (Mimi) Newell, MD, knew she wanted to serve as an ABR volunteer. Her mind was made up before she passed her oral certifying exam in Louisville, Kentucky. “The day I took my radiology oral boards was one of the most memorable and even enjoyable days,” she said. “Of…
December 2020 | Volume 13, Issue 6 by J. Anthony Seibert, PhD, ABR Governor 2020;13(6):1 The end of the year is upon us – and what a year it has been! Amid another pandemic surge, the ABR is in a good situation by having taken action in June to move from on-site exams to remote…
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