CERTIFICATION
Board Certification in Podiatric Regenerative Medicine
Board certification through APBFRM recognizes physicians who demonstrate advanced knowledge, clinical skill, and ethical commitment in regenerative and biologic foot and ankle medicine.
Eligibility Requirements
Applicants must:
- Hold an active, unrestricted podiatric medical license
- Maintain good standing within their professional community
- Demonstrate formal training or substantial clinical experience in regenerative techniques
- Commit to APBFRM's Code of Ethics and Professional Standards
Your Pathway to Board Certification
American Podiatric Board of Functional & Regenerative Medicine (APBFRM)
Confirm Your Eligibility
To begin the pathway, you must:
- Hold a DPM degree from an accredited institution
- Have completed a recognized residency program
- Maintain an active, unrestricted medical license
- Carry professional liability insurance
- Be in good professional standing
Maintaining Your Certification
To remain certified:
- Maintain active, unrestricted licensure
- Remain in good professional standing
- Complete 30 hours of regenerative-focused CME every 5 years
No recertification examination required.
If you have any questions, please contact Adele Turcotte at [email protected]
What Certification Signals
To Patients:
Confidence that their physician meets established standards in regenerative foot and ankle medicine.
To Peers:
Commitment to rigor, professionalism, and responsible advancement of the field.
To the Profession:
Leadership in elevating standards and protecting public trust.