Denoting a physician who has completed the educational requirements necessary for eligibility to take the specialty board examinations.
To become Board eligible in a given medical specialty, a physician must usually complete a three-to-five year resident training program, after graduation from an approved school or a specific type and amount of hospital training.
Describes a physician who is eligible to take the specialty board examination by virtue of being graduated from an approved medical school, completing a specific type and length of training, and practicing for a specified amount of time. Some HMOs and other health facilities accept board eligibility as equivalent to board certification, significant in that many managed care companies restrict referrals to physicians without certification.
A term used to describe a physician who is eligible to take the specialty board examination by virtue of having graduated from an approved medical school, completed a specific type and length of training and practiced for a specified amount of time.
a physician who is eligible to talk a specialty board examination as a result of completion of medical school and a relevant residency.
A physician who is eligible to take a specialty board examination. Board eligible also includes those who may have failed the examination and remain eligible to take it again.
Describes a doctor who is eligible to take the exams administered by the approved medical specialty boards. A doctor becomes eligible following graduation from medical school and completion of an approved residency in one of the 25 medical specialties.
Indicates a physician who is eligible to take the specialty board examination because he or she has met specific requirements established by a certification board including graduating from an approved medical school and practicing for a certain length of time.
pertains to a surgeon who is eligible to take the test by the American Board of Plastic Surgery, but hasn't yet. However, the ABPS does not recognize this term. If you come across this, ask the surgeon why he hasn't taken his exam yet.
The status of a dental specialist whose educational qualifications have been verified by acceptance of an application for certification by the recognized Certifying Board and who has completed an initial written examination. Board eligibility is dependent on advanced education in the specially and on timely progress toward completion of the certification procedure.
A physician who is eligible to take a specialty board examination by virtue of having graduated from an approved medical school, having completed a specific training program and having practiced for a period of time.
A doctor who is eligible to take the board exam that will make him or her board certified.
A physician who has graduated from an approved medical school and is eligible to take the specialty board examination. Some HMOs accept board eligibility as equivalent to board certification.
A professional person or physician who is eligible to take a specialty examination.
