The medical director for the Concentra Medical Centers in Honolulu, Hawaii, Dr. Ronald H. Kienitz, DO, possesses more than two decades of experience in medicine and has treated over 30,000 work-related injuries over the course of his career. Dr. Ronald. H. Kienitz, DO, also maintains certification with the American Board of Independent Medical Examiners (ABIME) as a Certified Independent Medical Examiner (CIME). Recognition as a CIME grants physicians and medical professionals a place in the ABIME’s national directory of qualified medical examiners. Designed to test the skills and knowledges of independent medical examiners, the CIME certification serves as an indicator of the recipient’s ability to perform medical and impairment evaluations according to high professional standards. Furthermore, certification marks individuals as reliable physicians for case managers, employers, insurance claims adjusters, and other health professionals. Physician candidates for CIME status must possess an unrestricted medical license and remain in good standing with their state medical board in order to qualify for certification. In addition to meeting continuing medical education requirements, they must pass a rigorous written examination and have at least 10 years of experience in medical practice or a recognized medical concentration. Furthermore, disciplinary action will disqualify physicians from directory listing. To learn more about the CIME certification, visit abime.org. |
AuthorAs medical director of Concentra Medical Centers in Honolulu, Hawaii, Ronald H. Kienitz, DO, focuses on the care and prevention of workplace injuries as well as on the treatment of travelers' medical emergencies. Archives
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