Certification Path: Continuing Certification (MOC)

Continuing Certification for Diagnostic Radiology

  Continuing Certification for Diagnostic Radiology
20 03 '17

Assessment of Knowledge, Judgment, and Skills Continuing Certification Diagnostic Radiology

Part 3: Assessment of Knowledge, Judgment, and Skills Last verified on December 18, 2023 Each maintained certificate has a Part 3 evaluation date on a rolling five-year cycle. To satisfy a Part 3 evaluation, a diplomate must meet or exceed their standard in a current cumulative (i.e., weekly) OLA score in year five (5) or…
15 03 '17

Why Board Certification Matters About Us

Why Board Certification Matters Board certification serves as an important marker for the highest standard of care. It reflects the critical core values of compassion, patient-centeredness, and a passion for education. Patients, physicians, healthcare providers, insurers, and quality organizations look for board certification as the best measure of a physician’s knowledge, experience, and skills to…
08 03 '17

Continuing Certification Medical Physics

Continuing Certification Last verified on January 26, 2024 On this page Continuing Certification (MOC)-at-a-Glance Introduction Who Participates in Continuing Certification (MOC)?   Continuing Certification (MOC)-at-a-Glance A brochure on Continuing Certification (MOC) for Medical Physics is available here. American Board of Medical Physics (ABMP) Information Diplomates who received a Letter of Certification Equivalence (LoCE) from the…
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