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Clinical Informatics subspecialty board certification
Physicians who want the formal credential behind a chief medical information officer role.
American Board of Preventive Medicine. 24-month fellowship, then exam. Fellowship, then exam.
Program facts
- Provider
- American Board of Preventive Medicine
- Credential type
- Board certification, physicians only
- What you get
- A subspecialty board certification in Clinical Informatics, issued by the American Board of Preventive Medicine on top of a physician's primary board certification.
- What you need first
- An unrestricted, current license to practice medicine. A degree from a qualifying medical or osteopathic school. A current primary specialty board certification. And the fellowship described under length.
- How long it takes
- At least 24 months in an ACGME-accredited clinical informatics fellowship, then the certification exam. ABPM's page lists no other route.
- How you take it
- A training fellowship at an accredited program, then an ABPM exam. ABPM keeps the exam details on a separate page.
- Facts read from
- ABPM Clinical Informatics page, October 18, 2026
What the Clinical Informatics subspecialty board certification Is Good For
This is the heavyweight credential in the field and the only one on this page that is a medical board certification. Eligibility rules are strict and have changed over time, so read the current requirements rather than a summary.
When a Different Option Fits Better
Look at another option if you are not a licensed physician. This one is only for doctors, so nurses, data scientists and administrators need a different option.
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