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Current company The American Board of Anesthesiology
Non-Profit Organizations · 173 employees · Founded 1938 · Raleigh, North Carolina, United States
Based in Raleigh, N.C., we are a nonprofit organization and a Member Board of the American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS). Since 1938, we have served as the certifying body for anesthesiologists, partnering with physicians to elevate the specialty. Our mission is to advance the highest standards of the practice of anesthesiology. We administer initial and subspecialty certification exams and the MOCA continuing certification program, which facilitates lifelong learning with a focus on quality and safety.
The ABA’s work extends far beyond assessment. We prioritize innovation, research, technology and programming that promote exceptional patient care and clinical outcomes. Our dedicated staff collaborates with more than 700 board-certified anesthesiologist volunteers who develop exam and MOCA content, inform policy, serve as examiners and provide critical feedback. Their contributions across numerous committees and task forces drive the ABA’s strategic progress and help shape the future of the specialty.
The Future State of Assessments: The ABA’s vision is to transform certification to shape the future of anesthesiology. To achieve that, the Board of Directors has identified seven strategies and more than 30 initiatives that make up our Strategic Plan. As we look to the future, the ABA is on its way to developing an innovative, digital-first assessment ecosystem to support training, initial and subspecialty certification and continuing certification. “Digital-first” refers to an approach where the entire assessment process, from development and delivery to scoring and feedback, leverages digital technologies.
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