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New, restructured National Board examinations will be implemented during 2009-10.
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:: July 3, 2008
Information for the new 2009 Part I (Applied Basic Science) has been posted online.
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::July 3, 2008
The new 2009 Examination Restructure Content Matrix has been posted online.
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::June 13, 2008
April Part III (Patient Care) Scores have been posted online and official score reports have been sent to the state boards.
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::June 13, 2008
Injection Skills continues to be Pilot-Tested on the August 2008 Clinical Skills Examination.
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::April 03, 2008
Stand-Alone TMOD Examination to be Phased Out.
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::March 06, 2008
Online registration is now available for the August 2008 Part I (BS), Part III (PAM & CSE), Law, and June 2008 ACMO examinations.
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::June 13, 2008
Injection Skills to be Pilot-Tested again on the August 2008 Clinical Skills Examination.
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::March 05, 2008
Verification Letters for the April 2008 Part II (CS), Part III (PAM & CSE), Law, and TMOD examinations have been posted online.
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::March 05, 2008
Instructions to Candidates for the April 2008 Part II (CS), Part III (PAM & CSE), Law, and TMOD examinations have been posted online.
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::March 4, 2008
Important Change to the Clinical Skills Examination (CSE) Equipment that Candidates Must Supply
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::November 27, 2007
Mr. Michael R. McFarland was named the recipient of the 2007 Dr. Norman E. Wallis Award for Excellence.
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2008 Exam Deadline Dates
Candidates must adhere to the following application deadlines based on the examination for which they are applying:
Note: All dates are effective midnight (Eastern Time) of the date indicated.
Special Site and ADA Application deadlines are 2 weeks prior to the registration deadline.
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April Exams:
Part II, Part III, TMOD, Law* |
February 11, 2008 |
February 25, 2008 |
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June Exam:
ACMO |
June 06, 2008 |
June 06, 2008 |
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August Exams:
Part I |
June 23, 2008 |
July 07, 2008 |
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August Exams:
(Memphis Only)
Part III, Law* |
June 23, 2008 |
July 07, 2008 |
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December Exams:
Part I, Part II |
October 13, 2008 |
October 27, 2008 |
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Candidates who apply by the deadline date are assured that the written examinations can be taken at the site selected. For the Clinical Skills section of the Part III exam, candidate capacity is constrained by the size of the clinical facility; therefore candidates are encouraged to apply early. The National Board uses the following criteria in placing candidates at specific Clinical Skills test centers:
- Student candidates will be given first priority to take the examination at their respective school or college. The National Board will make every effort to assure that currently enrolled students who apply prior to the deadline date can take the exam at their home institution. Students who are away from their home institution on externship, or apply for a different testing center than their home institution for any other reason, will be assigned to the requested testing center only if space is available after candidates who attend that institution have been accommodated. Such allocations are on a first-come, first-served basis. If space is not available at the requested testing center, the candidates will be assigned to another institution that can accommodate the candidate.
- Graduate candidates who apply by the deadline date will be assigned to their requested testing center following the assignment of student candidates, on a first-come, first-served basis. If graduate candidates cannot be assigned to the preferred testing center, they will be assigned to a different testing center based on availability, with as much consideration as possible given to required travel distance.
If the appeal is denied, all exam fees will be refunded to the candidate. However, the special $400 "appeal" fee is non-refundable. Should a candidate who has submitted a late application be successful on appeal, the NBEO reserves the right to assign the candidate to a test center which meets the scheduling needs of the NBEO. As such, this could mean that the candidate might be required to take the examination at a site other than that requested by the candidate, which may require considerable travel. Due to capacity restraints, the candidate might not be able to take the Clinical Skills examination at their school.
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