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75 Years of Ensuring Competence in Osteopathic Medicine!

The National Board of Osteopathic Medical Examiners has been instrumental in the area of osteopathic medical licensure for over 75 years. Read more about our history here.

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Learn about our mission, why we have accepted it, and what part you play in it, directly from our President and CEO, John R. Gimpel, D.O., M.Ed.

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Click here to access the COMLEX Percentile score conversion tool and automatically convert your 3-digit score results to 2-digit and percentile values!

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Click below for detailed information on or to sign up for the Comprehensive Osteopathic Self-Assessment Examination (COMSAE):

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The NBOME Welcomes You

Welcome to the gateway for information concerning osteopathic medical licensure, bio-medical and clinical self-assessment and clinical skills performance.

The NBOME has created this web portal to provide all interested a resource location to understand and  explore osteopathic medical assessment. If you have questions about this website, please review our New Website FAQ page.

Score Release Information

The following COMLEX-USA examination scores have been mailed and are available online:
  • Level 1 examinations taken on or before July 29, 2010.
  • Level 2-CE examinations taken on or before July 17, 2010.
  • Level 2-PE examinations taken on or before July 31, 2010.
  • Level 3 examinations taken on or before August 16, 2010.
   
The COMLEX Level 1, Level 2 CE, and Level 3 examinations report both three-digit and two-digit standard scores. The minimal passing 3-digit standard score for Level 1 and Level 2 (CE) is 400, for Level 3 is 350. The two-digit standard score is directly converted from a three-digit score such that 75 is designated as the minimum two-digit passing score. A two-digit score is NOT a percentile score or the percentage of items answered correctly.

NBOME News

 

July 26, 2010 12:00PM - Two Key Hires Further Strengthen Leadership At the National Board of Osteopathic Medical Examiners
The NBOME is pleased to announce two important positions within the organization have been filled. Read the press release online here.

July 1, 2010 8:00PM - 2010-2011 NBOME Bulletin of Information Released
PHILADELPHIA, PA (July 1, 2010) - The NBOME today released its updated Bulletin of Information (BOI) for 2010-2011. It is available online at: http://www.nbome.org/docs/comlexBOI.pdf. The BOI effectively serves as a candidate's "how to" guide for the COMLEX-USA series of examinations, covering information on eligibility, fees, exam descriptions, scheduling, transcripts and much more. It also constitutes a legal contract and outlines a candidate's obligations with respect to confidentiality, professional behavior and irregular conduct.

Key updates to the BOI for 2010-2011 include:
• Candidates may now take a COMLEX-USA computer-delivered examination up to four times in a 12-month period. The previous maximum was three times. (The number of times a candidate may take the COMLEX Level 2-Performance evaluation in a 12-month period remains unchanged at three.)
• A description of what a passing score means for each COMLEX-USA Level was added.
• There is no fee for candidates rescheduling the COMLEX Level 2-Performance Evaluation more than 90 days prior to the date of the scheduled examination. Previously there was a fee of $50 for rescheduling more than 30 days prior to the scheduled examination.
• The terms and conditions were updated to reflect a stronger emphasis on the candidates' contractual obligation to preserve the confidentiality of the material contained in the COMLEX-USA series of examinations.
• Information about the composition of the standardized patient mix for the COMLEX Level 2-Performance Evaluation was added.
• Information about the standard setting process was added.

In addition, the content of the BOI was reorganized to improve the flow and readability of the information.

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