What Is ConCert Exam?

The Continuous Certification (ConCert) examination, formerly known as the recertification exam is given to board certified emergency physicians every 10 years in order to maintain their certification. According to ABEM, “the exam is focused on assessing the knowledge needed for clinical practice.

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Continuous Certification (ConCert) examination	Component three of the EMCC program, the Continuous Certification (ConCert) examination, is available annually. Like the previous recertification examination, it measures the knowledge base for the practice of Emergency Medicine (EM). - The LLSA ConCert examination is a comprehensive examination based on the EM Model. - LLSA Recertification will typically occur in the tenth year of each diplomate’s EMCC cycle. - ConCert Exam is a half-day examination. - ABEM ConCert is administered at computer-based testing centers around the country. Now there is good news for the EM physicians who are appearing for the LLSA ConCert Exam. ConCertPrep has launched a high yield concert exam review course. This concert ABEM study guide is affordable and also well organized for the concert exam preparation. The link between previous LLSA readings and the LLSA ConCert examination no longer exists. ConCert examinations are focused on assessing knowledge needed for clinical practice. Although LLSA questions will no longer appear on the ConCert LLSA examination, similar concepts may still be represented as they become the standards for practice in EM. The questions of detailed information found on the LLSA Recertification tests, however, will not be found on the ConCert examinations
Continuous Certification Examination (ConCert)	The Continuous Certification (ConCert) examination, known previously as the recertification exam is given to board certified emergency physicians every 10 years in order to maintain their certification. According to ABEM, “the exam is focused on assessing the knowledge needed for clinical practice”.
Be Prepared for the ConCert / Recertification Examination	Why take a chance on your Recertification examination (ConCert), with ConCert Prep you can write your exam with the full confidence of having taking the ConCertPrep review and preparation exam.