Here is the breakdown of the application and written certifying fees by specialty:
• Allergy and immunology: $3,150
• Anesthesiology: $1,550
• Colon and rectal surgery: $1,500
• Dermatology: $2,500
• Emergency medicine: $960
• Family medicine: $1,300
• Internal medicine: $1,365
• Medical genetics: Between $1,495 and $1,550
• Neurological surgery: $1,700
• Obstetrics and gynecology: $1,500
• Ophthalmology: $1,650
• Orthopedic surgery: $1,040
• Otolaryngology: $3,580
• Pathology: Between $1,800 and $2,200
• Pediatrics: $,2,265
• Physical medicine and rehabilitation: $1,395
• Plastic surgery: $1,830
• Preventive medicine: $1,950
• Psychiatry: $2,385
• Neurology: $2,385
• Surgery: $1,600
• Thoracic surgery: $1,900
• Urology: $1,300
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