OasisLMS

• Well-child care
• Newborn care
• Common childhood illnesses, conditions, and injuries
• Psychological aspects of pediatric care

This program will expand and advance your knowledge and understanding of these important aspects of—and medical assistants’ role within—pediatric care.

Program Overview
To earn the certificate, learners must successfully complete all four courses and the final assessment.

• Course 1: Well-Child Care
  
• Course 2: Newborn Care
  
• Course 3: Common Childhood Illnesses, Conditions, and Injuries
  
• Course 4: Psychological Aspects of Pediatric Care
  

• A practice exam is included for each course.
• The final assessment must be passed with a score of 70% or higher in order to earn the CEU credit.
• The final assessment is timed, allowing users 120 minutes to complete the test.
• This is a closed-book test, with no option for going back into the course once the test has been started. 

If you require an accommodation to access the educational content, the course or Certificate assessments, or both, please contact AAMA at ContinuingEducation@aama-ntl.org with your request. Requests are handled on a case-by-case basis.

NOTE: The ABC-P Program is an assessment-based certificate program, not a professional certification program. A recipient of the Assessment-Based Certificate in Pediatrics must not claim that the ABC-P is a professional certification and must not use any initialisms in reference to the ABC-P after her/his name. Recipients of the ABC-P who are proven to have disregarded this policy will have their ABC-P revoked, must return the ABC-P certificate to the AAMA Continuing Education Department, and will have their names removed from the public roster of ABC-P holders. 

For additional information regarding the ABC-P, please refer to the Assessment-Based Certificate Program in Pediatrics Participant Handbook.