Longitudinal Assessment Support & Resources
Access everything you need to complete your longitudinal assessment with confidence. Start with a short overview video, then access the AOA Learning Portal to complete your assessment. You’ll also find step-by-step help, FAQs and support options below.
Watch: Your longitudinal assessment, step-by-step
These short videos walk you through the current longitudinal assessment experience in the AOA Learning Portal, from getting started to completing your assessment and understanding your results.
Start here: Overview of longitudinal assessment
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Registering & getting started |
Completing your assessment & viewing results |
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Remediation & second attempt |
Troubleshooting & getting help |
Ready to complete your longitudinal assessment?
Once ready, log in to the AOA Learning Portal to begin or continue your assessment.
If you are not yet registered for Longitudinal Assessment, you must complete registration before you can access your assessment.
Longitudinal assessment & OCC
Longitudinal assessment is part of Osteopathic Continuous Certification (OCC) and supports ongoing learning through periodic assessment and feedback. Requirements, timelines and scoring are determined by your specialty certifying board.
FAQs
Use the invitation email from your specialty board and click the “Access” button. You must click “Access” AND log in for the assessment to appear.
Select “My Courses” from the left-hand menu in the AOA Learning Portal.
Reminder: Your assessment will not appear under “My Courses” unless you have clicked “Access” in the invitation email.
Confirm you clicked “Access” in the invitation email and logged in. If issues persist, contact [email protected].
Yes. Registration is required before you can access your assessment.
No. The assessment is untimed and saves your progress automatically.
You can adjust text size, bookmark questions, take notes, strike through text and submit feedback.
Results display immediately after submitting all questions and proceeding to results.
All physicians receive two attempts. The second attempt is remediation and will automatically begin seven days after the completion of your first attempt.
Remediation is your second attempt, available seven days after your first submission.
Contact [email protected] for technical issues or your specialty board for policy questions.
If you need additional assistance, help is available!
- For technical access or system issues, please contact [email protected].
- For certification requirements or specialty-specific questions, please contact your specialty certifying board staff.