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ABPM Certification

Get Board Certified with ABPM

Advance your career, strengthen your credentials, and demonstrate your commitment to patient care

Why Certify?

Why ABPM Certification Matters:

  • Qualify for hospital credentialing and privileging
  • Strengthen your insurance panel participation
  • Demonstrate board-certified status to employers and patients
  • Stay competitive in an increasingly credential-driven field
  • Demonstrate ongoing commitment to professional development
  • Join a network of ABPM-certified physicians nationwide

Eligibility

You May be Eligible If You:

  • Have completed a 3-year CPME-approved residency in the last 8 years*
  • Hold an active DPM license

  • Are not currently certified by ABPM

Process

Get Certified in 3 Simple Steps:

1. Apply

Submit your application and required documentation online.

2. Get Approved

Your credentials are reviewed by ABPM.

3. Schedule and Take the Exam

Sit for the certification exam and take the next step in your career.

 

Applications for the October 8th or 9th, 2026 Certification Exam are open!

Common Questions

How long does the process take?

Applications open in June and are processed within approximately one week. Once approved, a link to schedule your exam will be sent to you via the email provided. The exam takes place on your choice of two dates in October. The exam length is 400 minutes. Exam results are released 6-8 weeks after completion.

Is ABPM Certification recognized?

ABPM certification is widely recognized across hospitals, health systems, and credentialing bodies.

What is the cost?

The ABPM Board Certification Examination fee is $1,750, which includes a non-refundable $250 application fee due at submission. The remaining balance becomes non-refundable after the application deadline (if applicable). Candidates who miss their scheduled exam will incur a $150 rescheduling fee, which may be waived by ABPM in cases of documented, unforeseen circumstances.

*What if I graduated from my residency program more than 8 years ago?

We will need to collect additional information to determine your eligibility. Please email us at admin@podiatryboard.org or call (315) 498-1588 to speak with us further about your eligibility.

Am I eligible to take the ABPM Certification exam?

Have you attempted the ABPM certification exam before?