american board of surgery (abs)

What qualifications are required for ABS certification?

To be certified by the ABS, a surgeon must:
Complete a general surgery residency in an accredited training program
Pass the ABS qualifying exams
Demonstrate proficiency in performing a variety of surgical procedures
Commit to ongoing continuing medical education (CME)

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