Welcome to PATHway, the ABP Website.
Updated 1/17/12
ANNOUNCEMENTS
- 1/17/12
Program and Fellowship Directors: Program Performance Reports
have been posted. If you did not receive an email notification, we do not have your current email address. Please email
restrkg@abpath.org if there is a
problem with your report or your login.
- 1/13/12
All 2011 certificates have been mailed. Please open
the 'Date Certificates Were Mailed' document under 'Miscellaneous' for the date.
- 11/30/11
MOC
Reporting: There are some minor issues with the MOC report combining process. Please
complete the reporting form that is available on your MOC tab; any issues
with combined reporting will be resolved before your next reporting cycle.
- 11/17/11
MOC
Reporting is open for 2007 and 2009 diplomates. Please click the
Diplomates link for login instructions, contact information for any problems you may have, and other
helpful information.
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SPECIAL MOC NOTICE
The American Board of Pathology (ABP) sent certified letters to 12 diplomates informing them that their 2006 certificates will expire on December 31, 2011 due to their failure to participate in Maintenance of Certification (MOC). These letters were mailed on September 8, 2011. Unless all of the required MOC reporting information is received by the ABP by December 31, the American Board of Medical Specialties will be notified that these individuals are no longer certified. The certificates involved include Anatomic Pathology and Clinical Pathology (5), Blood Banking/Transfusion Medicine (1), Cytopathology (3), Dermatopathology (1), Hematology (1), and Medical Microbiology (1).
After December 31, 2011, these individuals have 5 years to seek reinstatement of their certificates by bringing all MOC reporting requirements up to date. After December 31, 2016, they will have to complete all applicable requirements for initial certification if they wish to be certified by the ABP.
DO NOT CALL THE ABP OFFICE TO ASK IF YOU ARE ONE OF THE 12 DIPLOMATES. If you have submitted MOC information, your certificate is safe even if you have not yet heard that your report was approved.
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