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How Can One Become ABOG Certified?

To become ABOG certified, candidates must:
Graduate from an accredited medical school.
Complete a residency in obstetrics and gynecology.
Pass the ABOG Qualifying Examination (written).
Pass the Certifying Examination (oral).

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