A diplomate is a professional who has passed the board exams for his/her specialty. Board exams usually consist of a separate written and oral exam administered by a specialty board (e.g., plastic surgery, periodontics, etc). State board exams give a practitioner a license to practice but do not qualify one as "board certified". Passing the written exam allows one to say that they are board eligible but they have to pass the oral exam to be board certified, at which point they are a diplomate (pronounced dip-lo-mate, not dip-lo-mat) of their respective specialty.
Diplomate American College of Veterinary Preventive Medicine
Diplomate of the American Board of Pain Medicine
"diplomate of the American Board of Sleep Medicine."
'un diplomate' (masc.), 'une diplomate' (fem.)
The cast of Willy diplomate - 1913 includes: William Sanders as Willy
The suffix "ABFM" signifies that the physician is board-certified by the The American Board of Family Medicine. Board-certified physicians are also known as "Diplomates" of their respective specialty's certifying board. For example, "Dr. Robert Jones, M.D., ABFM" means that Dr. Jones is a diplomate or in other words is board-certified by the American Board of Family Medicine. "Dr. William Smith, D.O., ACC" is a diplomate or is board-certified by the American College of Cardiology.
diplome name is the name on your official student record.
Diplomate of National Board
somali lawyer politician & diplomate, a Kenyan CITIZEN
Diplomate, American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology
Diplomate of the American Chiropractic Neurology Board
there are 33, but the closes is Le Diplomate cool beans