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ABMS Specialty Boards and MOC Part IV Requirements

All 24 specialty boards participate in the MOC program, but only the 18 ABMS Participating Boards listed below are a part of the national Multi-Specialty MOC Portfolio Approval Program granting URMC the approval to review, award and report the granting of credit for MOC Part IV QI projects. Below are the current participating and non-participating specialty boards, and links to their individual sites noting specific MOC requirements.

The national Multi-Specialty MOC Portfolio Approval Program in partnership with the URMC MOC Program is only one of the pathways available for physicians to obtain MOC Part IV credit. The CUSOM MOC Program is not an approved pathway for all ABMS Member Boards. Individual physicians and physician organizations may choose to submit quality improvement efforts to individual specialty boards for approval, or to the URMC MOC Program if their specific board is participating in the national Multi-Specialty MOC Portfolio Approval Program. Individual specialty boards offer a variety of pathways for physicians to receive MOC Part IV credit.

 

ABMS Participating Boards (As of June 2020)

American Board of Anesthesiology

American Board of Dermatology

American Board of Emergency Medicine

American Board of Family Medicine

American Board of Internal Medicine

American Board of Medical Genetics

American Board of Obstetrics & Gynecology

American Board of Ophthalmology

American Board of Otolaryngology

American Board of Pathology

American Board of Pediatrics

American Board of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation

American Board of Preventive Medicine

American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology

American Board of Radiology

American Board of Surgery

American Board of Thoracic Surgery

American Board of Urology

New specialty boards are being added regularly to the national Multi-Specialty MOC Portfolio Program. If a specialty board is not currently a participant, physicians should check back periodically for updates and follow the guidance from their specialty board in the interim.