The New ABO Website

October 4, 2012

Welcome to our new website! We’ve updated pages and features to provide a better experience for Diplomates, Active Candidates and others interested in board certification.

The new website has a “Find a Board Certified Optometrist” option for those wishing to locate an ABO Diplomate.  However, at this time, this functionality is still in testing, so you may experience some issues. We  hope to have this ready by mid-October.

The ABO Bylaws and Examination Candidate Guide are now available to read online and download as a pdf.

Links to our social media websites, such as Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, are also on every page so that you can follow us and keep up with what’s going on at the ABO. A Frequently Asked Questions page is available for our visitors to address the most common questions we receive.

Don’t forget to stop by our blog every once in a while to read about the latest ABO news, our board certification exam, Maintenance of Certification and more.

Feel free to explore the new website. If you have any questions, please contact our office.

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Upcoming Events

Stay in the know about exams, training, and more by visiting our events page.

Spring Exam Window

Feb 1, 2024 @ 8:00 am - Mar 31, 2024 @ 5:00 pm CST
The next administration of the board certification exam will be February 1 - March 31, 2024. Applications may be submitted...
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Webinar: Long Term Outcomes and Recent Advances in Refractive Surgery

Apr 29, 2024 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm CDT
Join us on April 29 as Mark Eltis, OD, presents a course on advances in refractive surgery. While LASIK and...
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