2008 Important Exam Dates

Application Deadline
Early: July 1, 2008
Final: August 15, 2008

Certification Exams
September 28-29, 2008
Tampa, FL
Certification Information

• Policies & Procedures for
  Physician Certification

• 2009 Physician Application
  Form
• Policies & Procedures for
  Certificate of Advanced
  Training
• 2009 Certificate Application
  Form
• ABBM Review Course
• Prescribed CME Courses
• Additional CME Activities



 


 

In-Person CME Courses

*To list a course with ABBM, please contact the ABBM office at 303-752-4000 or email us at info@abbmcertification.org.

  • This list is not exhaustive of all courses offered in the field of obesity treatment.
  • Please contact the organization directly for specific meeting dates, locations and CME hours available.
National Associations:
 
   
Universities and Regional Organizations:
 


Annual UNM Obesity Symposium
http://hsc.unm.edu/cme/

Annual Conference on Obesity, University of S. Florida
http://cment.med.usf.edu/, ( 813) 974-4296

Annual NIEHS Conference
http://www.niehs.nih.gov/drcpt/events

Annual World Obesity and Weight Loss Congress
http://www.obesityandweightloss.com

ECRI's Annual Conference
http://www.ecri.org/taconf

Annual South Carolina Nutrition Research Summit http://www.scnrc.org/conf.html

American Heart Association
http://www.americanheart.org

Bariatric Summit
http://www.bariatricsummit.com

Annual Obesity Drug Development Summit
www.cbinet.com/show_conference

California Childhood Obesity Conference
www.cce.csus.edu/conferences

Contemporary Forums
www.contemporaryforums.com

Practical Approaches to the Treatment of Obesity: Harvard
www.cme.hms.harvard.edu/obesity, 617-667-2651

Minimally Invasive Surgery Symp (MISS)
www.miss-cme.org

   
A List of Courses can also be found using the following links:
 

Obesity Meds and Research News
North American Association for the Study of Obesity

   
Any other accredited conferences addressing treatment of obesity – hospitals, universities, etc...

CME Credit Rules
Bariatric CME credits will be accepted from any CME activities that are focused specifically and solely on obesity, as long as the activity was approved for ACCME Category 1 credits.  Credits from CME activities on obesity co-morbidities will only be approved for the number of hours that obesity treatment was the focus of the activity.  An activity outline, including lecture topics and the length of each lecture must be submitted. Credits may come from in-person activities or self-study in any combination of the two to attain the 50 credits needed.



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