"The ABR certifying exam is the second of two exams necessary for certification in diagnostic and interventional radiology in the United States of America (the first is the core exam). It is taken 15 months after the end of the PGY 5 year (or three months after a one year PGY 6 fellowship)."
"The ABR certifying exam is the second of two exams necessary for certification in diagnostic and interventional radiology in the United States of America (the first is the core exam). It is taken 15 months after the end of the PGY 5 year (or three months after a one year PGY 6 fellowship)."
"The ABR certifying exam is the second of two exams necessary for certification in diagnostic and interventional radiology in the United States of America (the first is the core exam). It is taken 15 months after the end of the PGY 5 year (or three months after a one year PGY 6 fellowship)."
"This exam replaces the old ABR "written boards" and "oral boards", which were discontinued in 2013."
"the three clinical practice areas may contain more than one of any module (e.g. a candidate could choose two thoracic modules and one neuroradiology module)... if more than one module of the same clinical practice area is chosen, the additional modules are more difficult"
"The exam is offered in both Chicago, Illinois and Tucson, Arizona."