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FasTrack

ABIM's FasTrack Clinical Competence Evaluation System uses ACGME Accreditation Data System (ADS) information to populate ABIM's system and reduce your data entry burden. For most trainees, program directors will only need to update demographic information and confirm the accuracy of the evaluation data in FasTrack.

Programs accredited by the ACGME:

FasTrack opens annually in July following the standard academic year ending on June 30. Completed evaluations must be submitted to ABIM by September 1. View all deadlines and important dates.

Programs not accredited by the ACGME:

FasTrack opens in June for the academic year ending on June 30. Completed evaluations must be submitted to ABIM by July 30. View all deadlines and important dates.

Questions? Contact ABIM's Tracking Department at tracking@abim.org or 1-800-441-2246.

FasTrack Video Resources

Did You Know?

  • Up to four program accounts can be created in FasTrack to help your team submit information.
  • When you log in to FasTrack for the first time, you will be asked to attest that you have the authority to interact with FasTrack.
  • You will then be able to add, review and evaluate your trainees; information that was already shared with ACGME will be pre-populated in FasTrack.
  • ABIM provides Program Director Reports on individual exam results and program performance to accredited internal medicine and subspecialty training programs via FasTrack. Learn more about Program Director Reports
  • The nine-point scale for the six ACGME/ABMS Competencies has become a Yes/No/Conditional on Improvement judgment rating about competence.
  • The Overall Clinical Competence “Marginal” rating has changed to “Conditional on Improvement.”
  • Moral and Ethical Behavior is now covered in Professionalism Competency and Overall Clinical Competency ratings.
  • ABIM continues to study the reporting Milestones but they will not be used to determine initial certification eligibility.
  • Review the Evaluations & Rating Guide