RT @TheACMG: Join Dr. Ahrens-Nicklas and @GIMJournal for a free webinar -- “Advancing Platform Genomic Therapies for Inborn Errors of Metab….

ABMGG Diplomate, Dr. Rebecca Ahrens-Nicklas, was recently featured in The New York Times for her work @ChildrensPhila. Her patient, a baby with CPS1 deficiency, was treated using the world’s first custom gene-editing therapy. Read the full article here:

Be sure to check your inbox for our Summer 2025 newsletter. Read the latest on ACGME combined programs, diplomate highlights and more! 📰

ABMGG send its congratulations to this year's graduating trainees from all over the country! 🎉. We look forward to welcoming you soon to the medical genetics and genomics community as colleagues.

We are honored to share that one of our diplomates, Dr. Lee-Jun Wong was recognized posthumously with this year’s @UMDF Vanguard Award for her lifetime contributions to the field of mitochondrial medicine. Read about her remarkable career here:

Happy Independence Day! The ABMGG office will be closed today in observance of the holiday. We will reopen Monday, July 7. We hope you and your loved ones enjoy the long weekend!

ABMGG is excited to announce that Matthew Glaser, MS, CAE, has joined our team as the new Manager of Certification and Assessment, as of 7/1/25. Matt brings a wealth of experience, and we are eager to benefit from the skills and perspective he'll contribute to our organization.

Happy Juneteenth! The ABMGG office will be closed today in observance of the holiday. We will reopen tomorrow, June 20.

Less than two weeks remain for the current segment of CertLink! Questions will not be available after June 30 at 11:59pm ET. Login to your Portal today to complete your assessment. Email abmgg@mycertlink.org with any questions.

ABMGG extends its congratulations to diplomate, Dr. Pedro Sanchez, a pediatric geneticist at Cedars-Sinai Guerin Children’s, who was recently named “Physician of the Year” by the National Hispanic Medical Association (@NHMAmd). 👏 @sanchez46xy

Happy Pride Month! ABMGG celebrates the LGBTQIA+ community and their contributions to the medical genetics and genomics field and beyond. 🌈

Happy Memorial Day! The ABMGG office will be closed today, May 26 in observance of the holiday. We will reopen tomorrow, May 27.

Summer is quickly approaching! Check your Continuing Certification status before heading off on vacation. ☀️. Be sure you are current in all Professionalism, Lifelong Learning and Practice Improvement activities and fees are paid. Questions? Email us at StayCertified@abmgg.org

‼️LAST CALL: Applications for ABMGG’s BOD are due next Friday, May 23. This is your chance to have a pivotal role in furthering the Board’s mission! Click here for details/required forms:

We are pleased to announce that the ABMGG Board of Directors has approved important modifications to the administration of certifying exams, beginning with this year's administration in August. Read the full details on our website:

Happy #AANHPIHeritageMonth Month! We are thankful for the vital contributions this community makes for our specialty and beyond. Read about the creation of this heritage month and some AANHPI pioneers in medicine here:

National #DNADay is a unique day when students, teachers and the public can learn more about genetics and genomics. How are you celebrating today? 🧬. Learn more from the NHGRI:

Are you interested in serving on the ABMGG Board of Directors? The board is accepting nominations for next year’s BOD. Self-nominations are also encouraged. Click here to learn more:

RT @ABMSCert: The ABMS Visiting Scholars Program webinar is a week away. Register today and learn how you can apply to be a part of the 20….

The ABMGG is seeking a motivated and detail-oriented full-time Manager of Certification and Assessment. Learn more about this opportunity on our careers page: