American Board of Podiatric Medicine

You are coming to the completion of your residency training and are considering a Fellowship! It is important when looking for a fellowship program to find one that augments the that you have already received from your residency program. Be sure to speak to current and past fellows and all of those associated with the program to ensure a proper fit! Lastly, consider the location as a place you may see yourself practicing. Your fellowship training can lead to a job a part of the training program and/or nearby where the fellowship is located

Drumroll please... ABPM Board Certification results are in, CONGRATULATIONS to all newly certified ABPM Diplomates! Check your Member Dashboard at www.PodiatryBoard.org NOW to view your results Comment below if you are an ABPM Board Certified podiatrist!

ABPM Director Dr. Lee C. Rogers points to a spike in diabetes-related amputations during COVID, calling it "A Pandemic Within A Pandemic" in the Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association (JAPMA). Click here to read more! https://meridian.allenpress.com//Diabetes-related-Amputati American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA) American College of Podiatric Medicine

applications are LIVE! Don’t miss the December 31st application deadline ? After listening to feedback from Diplomates, it was evident there was a need for a subspecialty certificate in Amputation Prevention & Wound Care provided by a Podiatric Certifying Board. ... ? Yes, the American Board of Medical Specialties has over 125 CAQs available for providers to set themselves apart from other providers within their specialties. ? Portray you as an expert within your field Provide confidence in your patient population Increases in salary Increases in patient referrals Increases opportunities to work in wound care centers Note: The CAQ is a special distinction created and issued solely by the ABPM to recognize a CPME-recognized diplomate who has established additional competency in Amputation Prevention and Wound Care For eligibility requirements and more information on the CAQ, visit www.PodiatryBoard.org American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA)American College of Podiatric MedicinePodiatry TodayLee C. Rogers

Credential yourself as an EXPERT in wound care! Don’t miss the upcoming December 31st deadline to apply for the Certificate of Added Qualification (CAQ) in Amputation Prevention and Wound Care Exam on March 10, 2021 The CAQ is a way to document and publicly share your specialty experience, skills and knowledge.... ABPM Diplomates have reported the following benefits to obtaining the CAQ in Amputation Prevention & Wound Care Boost recognition in the specialty area! Establish yourself as an expert leading to added responsibilities! Expanded cases variety! Increased compensation and reimbursement! Note: The CAQ is a special distinction created and issued solely by the ABPM to recognize a JCRSB-recognized diplomate who has established additional competency in Amputation Prevention and Wound Care For more information or to apply for the next CAQ exam click here https://www.abpmed.org/pages/caq-amputation-prevention

Register Now | FREE Expert Lecture Series Webinar! The American College of Podiatric Medicine (ACPM) and ABPM are working collaboratively to provide a monthly educational activity free of charge live online. This Expert Lecture Series will provide students and residents with an additional didactic activity provided by a diverse group of educators. Our next lecture will be held:... Tuesday, November 10th at 5:00pm PST Topic: Amputation Levels of the Lower Extremity Speaker: Rosemay Michel, DPM Diplomate, American Board of Podiatric Medicine Diplomate, American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery Fellow, American College of Podiatric Medicine CLICK HERE TO REGISTER: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/regist/6565918813993700620 After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.

It’s Diabetes Awareness Month! This month, we remind people with diabetes and their caregivers that consistent care is vital to preventing complications of diabetes in the feeteven during a pandemic. www.apma.org/diabetes #KeepYourAppointment #KeepYourFeet #NDAM