The European Fellow of Obstetrics and Gynaecology (EFOG) exam is a comprehensive assessment of the knowledge and skills required for practicing as a specialist in the field of obstetrics and gynaecology. Exam consists of two parts. Part 1(KBA) and part 2(OSCE).
Exam structure
Part 1 exam (KBA)
- The exam assesses knowledge (KBA) and is computer based.
- It will be an online exam with no venue.
- Exam will be a remotely and virtually Invigilated Exam (RIVE).
- Passing this exam in necessary to sit the part 2 exam.
Part2 exam (OSCE) - Part 2 is a Clinical Skills Assessment (OSCE);
- Participation is subject to eligibility;
- EFOG Part 2 of the examination can only be take after the EFOG part 1 finishing.
The exam is design to meet the highest standards of clinical excellence, and passing it offers numerous benefits to candidates.
Professional recognition
Passing the EFOG exam demonstrates that the candidate has achieved a high level of knowledge and expertise in the field of obstetrics and gynaecology. It is a recognized qualification in several European countries and provides professional recognition and credibility to the candidate.
Career advancement
Obtaining the EFOG qualification can open up new career opportunities for candidates. Many hospitals and healthcare organizations require EFOG certification for senior positions, and having the qualification can enhance the candidate’s prospects for career advancement.
International mobility
The qualification is recognize across Europe, which means that certified candidates can work in different countries without having to undertake additional training or exams.
Professional development
Preparing for and passing the EFOG exam requires a significant amount of study and preparation.
Patient care
The EFOG qualification is designe to ensure that patients receive the best possible care from qualified specialists. By passing the exam, candidate demonstrate their commitment to providing high-quality care to their patients, and the benefits of their expertise can be felt throughout the healthcare system.
