Orthotic Clinical Patient Management (CPM) Exam
Dates subject to change.
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Application Deadline for December Certification Exams
Applications must be received by October 1 for individuals seeking to take the December Written and Simulation certification exams.
Examinations
Apply anytime for COF, CMF, and CDME. Test when ready; receive results instantly. Current BOCO, BOCP, and BOCPD candidates have three years from the application date to pass their exams.
Prosthetic Clinical Patient Management (CPM) Exam
Dates subject to change due to COVID-19.
Written and Simulation Certification Exams
ABC certification exams will be administered for orthotists, prosthetists, pedorthists, orthotic fitters, mastectomy fitters, therapeutic shoe fitters, orthotic and prosthetic assistants and technicians in 350 locations nationwide.
Deadline for Poster Submission
#AAOP2021 Date Change: May 4-7, 2021.
47th Annual Meeting & Scientific Symposium (NEW DATES)
NEW DEADLINE FOR ABSTRACT SUBMISSION SEPTEMBER 22, 2020 DEADLINE FOR POSTER SUBMISSION: DECEMBER 3, 2020.
Application Deadline for Fall CPM Exams
All practitioner candidates have an additional 30 days after the application deadline to complete their residency. Contact: 703-836-7114; certification@abcop.org
Amputee Rehabilitation: Evidence-Based Strategies Across the Continuum of Care Four-Part Live Webinar.
Must attend all 4 days (September 12,28 and October 5,12) 14 contact hours (1.4 CEUs). Inger Brueckner teaches this four-part essential course for therapists. Learn evaluation and treatment of patients experiencing limb loss due to diabetes, vascular disease, trauma, cancer, sepsis, and congenital limb difference. Contact: 800-487-6530; info@educationresourcesinc.com
Amputee Rehabilitation: Evidence-Based Strategies Across the Continuum of Care Four-Part Live Webinar.
Must attend all 4 days (September 12,28 and October 5,12) 14 contact hours (1.4 CEUs). Inger Brueckner teaches this four-part essential course for therapists. Learn evaluation and treatment of patients experiencing limb loss due to diabetes, vascular disease, trauma, cancer, sepsis, and congenital limb difference.
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