Jordanian Board — Family Medicine
Jordan for Family Physicians
The Jordanian Board in Family Medicine leads to certification through Part 1, Part 2 Written and Part 2 OSCE, on the same structure as every other Jordanian Board specialty.
Training duration in Jordan: 4 years. Confirmed directly on the Jordan Medical Council's published schedule of approved study and training durations, where Family Medicine appears as item 34: "طب الاسرة: اربع سنوات تدريبية" — Family Medicine: four training years.
The examination structure, attempts, validity and fees on the Application Support page apply identically across specialties: the JMC fee schedule does not differentiate by specialty, only by route and nationality.
Examination Structure
The shared structure applies in full:
| Component | Format | Duration | Pass mark |
|---|---|---|---|
| Part 1 | 100 MCQs | 2 hours | 60% |
| Part 2 Written | 100 MCQs | 2.5 hours — not separately confirmed | 60% |
| Part 2 OSCE | Clinical stations, 100 marks | Not published | 60% |
Final Part 2 result: 60% written plus 40% OSCE, each component independently at 60% or above. Part 1 attempts: no published limit. Part 2: 5 attempts, then one year of additional training, then 3 more, then one further year of additional training, then 2 more, to a maximum of 10.
Sittings: Twice yearly. Exact dates are announced by the Jordan Medical Council per round. Check with the regulatory body for the current schedule.
Station count: set by the specialised examination committee for Family Medicine, not published centrally.
Content Blueprint
Not published / not found. The Jordan Medical Council publishes a blueprint for the Comprehensive Examination but not for Board specialty examinations. Any weighting we publish is an MCI Academy coverage guide.
Fees
Identical to every other Jordanian Board specialty — see the Application Support page. Annual registration 140 JOD, Part 1 260 JOD, Part 2 400 JOD, certificate 100 JOD, direct Part 2 entry for an established foreign specialist 650 JOD.
What we offer
Jordanian Board Family Medicine preparation across Part 1 and Part 2 Written, plus OSCE station practice.