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  1. Results from the 2009 Examinations will be posted on the ABAI Web Portal no later than December 31st. http://portal.abai.org 6:23 AM Oct 13th from web
  2. MOC Part 4 practice improvement module for pediatricians released by American Academy of Pediatricians http://www.eqipp.org 8:27 AM Jun 8th from web
  3. what would you like to learn about from ABAI? 7:23 AM Apr 16th from web
  4. WARNING! is that a real board certification or a fake? http://tinyurl.com/d7slqq 7:38 AM Apr 9th from web
  5. Spring 2009 Newsletter is available on our website http://www.abai.org/publications.asp 5:25 AM Apr 3rd from web
  6. Have an opinion about Maintenance of Certification? (http://tinyurl.com/cpehvj Reply to share! 6:10 AM Mar 25th from web
  7. Visit ABAI at the AAAAI meeting in DC at booth #362 this weekend http://tinyurl.com/djehxj 7:00 AM Mar 13th from web
  8. Is your allergist board certified? https://www.abms.org/WC/login.aspx 7:05 AM Mar 11th from web
  9. Spring Newsletter coming soon! log in to our web portal to update your personal information http://portal.abai.org 10:36 AM Mar 6th from web
  10. Deadline for 2009 Certification exam is March 31st. Applications submitted in April will be subject to a late fee. http://portal.abai.org 4:57 AM Mar 5th from web
  11. Deadline for 2009 MOC examination passed (Feb 28). No applications will be accepted at this time. The next registration period is Dec 15th. 5:39 AM Mar 3rd from web
  12. The office is closed due to snow Monday, March 2nd 7:20 PM Mar 1st from web
  13. 2009 MOC Examination registration deadline is February 28th (Midnite EST) 6:12 AM Feb 26th from web
  • Name Allergy-Immun Board
  • Location Philadelphia, PA
  • Web http://www.abai.org
  • Bio ABAI aims to improve the quality of healthcare by establishing qualifications and examining physician candidates in the specialty of allergy and immunology.
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