I just came across this.
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or have published an article you have to (a) buy membership to ACPM
It should make you the president of ABPM. I think its yearly, but I don't want to guess because I already misinterpreted this. I thought I was going to get out of it because I have a volunteer academic appointment that requires me to attend educational stuff at an orthopedics residency. But now I see its 1/2 time so I won't meet the requirement.like if you’ve ever published an article? Or recently?
I have ABPM cert but do not pay dues for a single professional organization as of right now. Though that will change if those dues become a covered benefit or reimbursable expense in the near future. I’ve published a few articles though. And a textbook chapter. Feel like that should make me a diplomate...
Do you think the above is ...:
to encourage podiatrists to sue ABFAS
or to help lawyers sue podiatrists because not being board certified will make us easier targets (how can he be that good he's not board certified).
or something else
I think it's trying to tell patients (their clients) that podiatrists are incompetent, their training is terrible and they should be sued, etc. "A large portion of them can't even pass their own exams!"
Right below their article they state:
Our award-winning lawyers offer free case evaluations to individuals injured by podiatrist malpractice in Baltimore and throughout Maryland. The sooner you call, the sooner we can help you get started on your claim.
I agree. But if you look through their website they are essentially ambulance chasers and its not just DPMs they are after.I think it's trying to tell patients (their clients) that podiatrists are incompetent, their training is terrible and they should be sued, etc. "A large portion of them can't even pass their own exams!"
Right below their article they state:
Our award-winning lawyers offer free case evaluations to individuals injured by podiatrist malpractice in Baltimore and throughout Maryland. The sooner you call, the sooner we can help you get started on your claim.
I think you are right. I was shocked when I saw this. I don’t even know how we as a profession are suppose to deal with this, and try to show that we are competent when our own profession makes us look bad.
I bet this person was grandfathered into ABFAS certification. Just a hunch...Speaking of this, just found out there is a plaintiffs DPM JD living very close to me. I guess I will refrain from further commenting.