By Michael Yunes, MD, ABR Associate Executive Director of Radiation Oncology February 2025;18(1):9 The ABR Radiation Oncology Oral Certifying Exam (CE) is often considered the most stressful and difficult experience in the long and arduous journey to independent practice. The purpose of the CE is to assess a candidate’s clinical skills and judgment and to…
By Rodney Campbell, ABR Communications Manager February 2025;18(1):11 During the NFL season, Brian Holly, MD, and a few of his colleagues at Johns Hopkins get together the day after Baltimore Ravens’ games to talk about the outcome. He jokingly calls it “solving all of the team’s problems.” “He’s a very passionate Ravens fan,” said Robert…
February 2025;18(1):14 By David Laszakovits, MBA, ABR Communications Director, and Brent Wagner, MD, MBA, ABR Executive Director Diplomates have answered more than 12 million OLA questions since the platform was introduced in 2019. In the first few weeks of 2025, more than 94% of diplomates with a December 31, 2025, Part 3 deadline have already…
The ABR is a not-for-profit organization and member of the American Board of Medical Specialties. Our mission is to certify that our diplomates demonstrate the requisite knowledge, skill, and understanding of their disciplines to the benefit of patients. Our vision is to positively impact the lives of all patients as the foremost trusted certifying body assuring the highest standards of specialty expertise and professionalism in the radiological sciences.