The ABOG team is aware of a technical issue affecting certain displays within the diplomate portal acknowledging completion of article and ACE requirements. This issue does not affect a diplomate’s ability to complete Continuing Certification tasks, and no action is required on your part. Please note: the portal dashboard correctly reflects the number of articles or ACE questions required for your CC cycle. If you believe you have already completed the required number of activities, you do not need to complete any additional articles or ACE questions.
We are actively working to correct the display issue as quickly as possible. We appreciate your patience, and we will update this notification as soon as the issue is resolved.

Who We Are
A Culture Built on Purpose and Principle
ABOG leadership shares how our values guide certification and culture in women's health.
Our Core Values
ABOG, a premier certifying body offering OB-GYN physicians voluntary board certification using scientific, evidence-based standards and practices, endorses a culture that actively supports the organization's mission to advance knowledge, practice, and professionalism in women's health. To that end, ABOG fosters professional behavior and actions in furtherance of our core values: scientific, intentional, respectful, innovative, reliable, and inclusive.
In order to actuate that obligation, we believe in and embody a culture intentionally guided by a collective of varied life experiences and broad points of view — ensuring ABOG certification is respectful and inclusive of the breadth of perspectives held by our diplomates and their patients.
ABOG upholds these principles through intentional actions, ever evolving our certification processes through innovation and ensuring reliability in our assessments. Moreover, our values — represented through our behaviors — support stewardship of our culture across all aspects of our business practices, including policies, statements, assessments, standards, committee structures and functions, and volunteer nomination processes.

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