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Winter 2025 Sports Medicine Examination Results

Congratulations to the 17 newly certified Sports Medicine Physicians!

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LA-PMR

All You Need to Know: Longitudinal Assessment

Introducing your central hub for the most up-to-date and essential information related to all things LA!

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Resources

2025 End-of-Year-Reminders

The conclusion of 2025 is fast approaching! Here are some key details to keep in mind as the year comes to a close, including certification requirements, LA-PM&R enrollment, and ABPMR holiday hours.

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Exam Results

2025 Pediatric Rehabilitation Medicine Examination Results

Congratulations to the 17 newly certified Pediatric Rehabilitation Medicine physicians!

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2025 Spinal Cord Injury Medicine Examination Results

Congratulations to the 18 newly certified Spinal Cord Injury Medicine physicians!

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Primary Certification

ABPMR Introduces a NEW Grand Rounds Presentation

The ABPMR is excited to announce a unique opportunity for residents and diplomates to gain valuable insights into board certification and continuing certification.

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CC

New Collaboration Simplifies CME Reporting for ABPMR Diplomates

The ABPMR is pleased to announce a new collaboration with the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME®) that makes it easier than ever to earn and report CME credit toward your Continuing Certification (CC).

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CC

Residents: “Bank” An IHHC Project Now – Find out How!

As you move through PM&R residency, you'll need to complete an Improving Health and Health Care (IHHC) project as part of your first Continuing Certification (CC) cycle. To help you prepare, the ABPMR now allows residents to “bank” a qualifying IHHC project during residency and apply it toward their first five-year CC cycle.

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Exam Results

2025 Pain Medicine Examination Results

Congratulations to the 126 newly certified Pain Medicine physicians!

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Physician Features

Thank you to our 2024-2025 ABMS Scholar: Dr. Allison Wallingford

Over the past year, Dr. Wallingford has focused her efforts on her ABMS Scholar research project titled “Use of Biased Language in the Medical Record to Describe Patients with Traumatic Brain Injury.” We are excited to present her findings and discuss her plans for continuing this important research.

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