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The American Board of Clinical Chemistry (ABCC) is a not-for-profit organization, incorporated in 1950, devoted to certification of individuals with doctoral level degrees in the practice of clinical chemistry, toxicological chemistry, and other clinical laboratory medicine disciplines. In purpose, function, and organization the ABCC is analogous to the certifying boards in various medical specialties. The aim of the Board is to serve the public interest and advance the science by establishing standards of competence for those who practice clinical laboratory medicine, and to certify as Diplomates those qualified specialists who comply with the requirements of the Board.

ABCC Congratulates Diplomates Who Are Certified in All Three Scientific Specialties

ABCC offers certification in clinical chemistry, toxicological chemistry, and molecular diagnostics.  ABCC congratulates the following Diplomates who have achieved certification in all three specialties:

• Abdel-Baset Halim, PhD
• Loralie Langman, PhD
• Robert M. White, PhD

• ABCC Exams Approved for Licensure in California
• CMS approves ABCC 24-month ComACC Certification
• View photos of ABCC’s Forum and New Diplomate Reception held July 20, 2009 in Chicago, IL
• ABCC Congratulates New Diplomates for 2008—2009

Application, fee, and all supporting documents must be received by the application deadline. For application materials, see rules and regulations, credentials evaluation, and application forms on this website or contact the ABCC administrative office.

Patty Brady
ABCC, 1850 K Street, NW, Suite 625
Washington, DC 20006-2213
Tel 202-835-8727
Fax 202-833-4576
pbrady@aacc.org 

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