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The American Board of Regenerative Medicine (ABRM) provides board certification at the diplomat and fellow level to members of the American Academy of Regenerative Medicine (AARM). Applicants must be in good standing with the AARM, meet all qualification requirements, attend the ABRM Board Certification Review Course, and pass the ABRM written examination to achieve diplomat status. ABRM diplomats may apply for fellow status with documentation of significant contributions to the field of Regenerative Medicine.
The American Board of Regenerative Medicine (ABRM) represents the certification authority of the evolving specialty of Regenerative Medicine. In conjunction with the AARM, ABRM strives to develop Graduate Medical Education programs and set education and certification standards. As such, ABRM is not affiliated or a member of the American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS).
The American Board of Regenerative Medicine (ABRM) Board Certification program is designed to evaluate knowledge competency in the field of Regenerative Medicine with the goal of improved patient care. Successful candidates will be granted Diplomat status with the American Board of Regenerative Medicine (DABRM). The ABRM Board Certification process establishes didactic basic and clinical science competency in the field of Regenerative Medicine. ABRM does not evaluate clinical competency or define a physician’s scope of practice within the specialty of Regenerative Medicine.
All ABRM board-certified physicians must comply with the ASRM Code of Ethics in Regenerative Medicine to maintain certification. As of the 2018 examination cycle, ABRM board certification is time-limited to 5 years. Recertification requires successful completion of the ABRM written recertification examination.
ABRM is currently only offering board certification for physicians practicing Musculoskeletal or Plastic/Cosmetic Regenerative Medicine in compliance with local, state and federal guidelines (FDA).
As of the July 2022 ABRM examination cycle, a requirement for oral board examination will be added to the ABRM written examination requirement for U.S. physicians.
ABRM Diplomats may also obtain a Certificate of Added Qualification (CAQ) in Orthopedic Regenerative Medicine.
ABRM Diplomats may apply for Fellow Status after 2 years of active practice in Regenerative Medicine.
1. Successful graduation from accredited medical school in the native country
2. Completion of post-graduate medical education sanctioned by the native country’s official medical education certifying body (minimum 3 years required)
3. Completion of specialty certifying examination and licensing process (if applicable)
4. Minimum 1 Year experience in the practice of Regenerative Medicine. Physicians must submit a case log** of consultations and procedures pertinent to Regenerative Medicine performed during the 1 year period prior to the application. Log must be submitted in English.
5. Minimum of 10% of practice dedicated to Regenerative Medicine
6. Successful review of credentials, training and scope of practice review by ABRM Board of Directors (CV, Scope of RM experience, website review)
7. Current AABRM Membership in good standing
8. Applicant in good standing with the country’s local, state and federal health care agencies
9. All ABRM board eligible physicians must attend the ABRM Board Certification Review Course prior to the ABRM written examination.
* AABRM reserves the right deny any application for Board Certification
1. Successful graduation from accredited science-related Ph.D. program
2. Minimum of 1 year experience in the field of Regenerative Medicine Research of at least 50% of research dedicated to Regenerative Medicine
3. Successful review of credentials by the ABRM Board of Directors*
* AABRM reserves the right to deny any application for Board Certification
1. All ABRM board eligible scientists must attend the ABRM Board Certification Review Course prior to the ABRM written examination.
2. Successful completion of the ABRM written examination (min. 70% passing score)
*Diploma is issued as ‘Diplomat of the American Board of Regenerative Medicine – Regenerative Sciences’
1. All ABRM board eligible scientists must attend the ABRM Board Certification Review Course prior to the ABRM written examination.
2. Successful completion of the ABRM written examination (min. 70% passing score)
*Diploma is issued as ‘Diplomat of the American Board of Regenerative Medicine – Regenerative Sciences’
Examinees have three (3) consecutive opportunities to pass the written or examination. Failure to pass on the third attempt makes the applicant ineligible to enter the ABRM examination process for a minimum of 1 (one) year.
The Certificate of Added Qualification (CAQ) in Orthopedic Regenerative Medicine is an ABRM subspecialty certification for physicians demonstrating additional competence in the subspecialty of Orthopedic Regenerative Medicine (ORM). Candidates must be current ABRM Diplomats, meet all eligibility requirements and successfully complete the ORM-CAQ written examination.
1. Active ABRM Diplomat Certification
2. Active, unrestricted medical license
3. Attendance of ABRM Orthopedic Regenerative Medicine Review Course
4. Minimum of 12 months of clinical experience in ORM
5. Submission of 20 clinical cases of acceptable ORM consultations and procedures
The American Board of Regenerative Medicine (ABRM) provides a Competency Certificate Program in the Principles of Regenerative Medicine to eligible Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants.
1. Graduation from an accredited nurse practitioner or physician assistant’s program.
2. Current and unrestricted state license (U.S., Canada)
3. Minimum of 1-year experience in Regenerative Medicine
4. Minimum of 5% of practice dedicated to Regenerative Medicine
5. Submission of 10 Regenerative Medicine case consultations and procedures from the previous 12 months
6. Successful review of credentials by ABRM credentials committee
1. Attendance of ABRM Competency Certification Review Course
a. Self-paced study course of six core modules
b. Additional one-on-one course material review with faculty
2. Successful completion of ABRM Written Examination
a. Examinations are completed electronically through AABRM web portal
b. 100 multiple choice questions
c. Minimum passing score: 70%
Midlevel Providers interested in applying for the ABRM Competency Certification should submit a current Curriculum Vitae and Scope of Practice in Regenerative Medicine to: certification@aabrm.org
The American Board of Regenerative Medicine (ABRM) provides a Competency Certificate Program in the Principles of Regenerative Medicine to eligible Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants.
1. Graduation from an accredited nurse practitioner or physician assistant’s program.
2. Current and unrestricted state license (U.S., Canada)
3. Minimum of 1-year experience in Regenerative Medicine
4. Minimum of 5% of practice dedicated to Regenerative Medicine
5. Submission of 10 Regenerative Medicine case consultations and procedures from the previous 12 months
6. Successful review of credentials by ABRM credentials committee
1. Attendance of ABRM Competency Certification Review Course
a. Self-paced study course of six core modules
b. Additional one-on-one course material review with faculty
2. Successful completion of ABRM Written Examination
a. Examinations are completed electronically through AABRM web portal
b. 100 multiple choice questions
c. Minimum passing score: 70%
Midlevel Providers interested in applying for the ABRM Competency Certification should submit a current Curriculum Vitae and Scope of Practice in Regenerative Medicine to: certification@aabrm.org