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MOCA-Peds | Pediatrics Exam

MOCA-Peds | Pediatrics Exam

Answer ABP questions on-the-go

127 ratings
79 reviews
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 28, 2016
  • April 29, 2026

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Developer

The American Board of Pediatrics Inc
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About

This app allows pediatricians to answer assessment questions for Maintenance of Certification (MOC) Part 3 and Part 2 credit. It provides immediate feedback and allows users to access external resources while answering questions.

✓Answer questions on-the-go
✓Use external resources for answers
✓Receive immediate feedback
✓Submit comments to ABP
✓Earn MOC Part 3 credit
✓Earn MOC Part 2 credit
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What users say

Summarized from real user reviews of MOCA. Based on 127 reviews and a 1.3/5 average, it highlights the 3 positives and 12 negatives reviewers mention most about this Business app.

Positive things

  • 👍Well-designed interface and system logic
  • 🎯Convenient way to complete questions on-the-go
  • 📱Intuitive navigation when functioning properly

Negative things

  • 🐛Frequent crashes and freezing during use
  • 🔐Persistent login failures and authentication issues
  • 📵App minimizes or closes when using biometric authentication
  • ⚠️Freezes during timed test questions causing answer loss
  • 🔄Requires frequent deletion and reinstallation to function
  • 📱Portrait-only orientation, no landscape support
  • ⚡Slow response times and significant lag between actions
  • 🌐Network error messages despite stable WiFi connection
  • ❌Limited functionality compared to desktop website
  • 🔒Cannot save passwords due to app name mismatch
  • 📵White screen loading failures after updates
  • 🚫Cannot access questions via mobile web browser
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What's New in MOCA

3.4.5

April 29, 2026

Minor bug fixes

User reviews

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Still very buggy- why??

Good interface overall, but still gets stuck for a while on questions screens or freezes entirely nearly every time I use it. Also has been glitchy in terms of FaceID on the iPhone. The app minimizes or closes when I try to use FaceID most of the time. Hard to understand why it’s still this bad a few years into MOCA-Peds.
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CodeOfTheRoadCodeOfTheRoad

Biometrics login button kills the app

Biometrics login button kills the app
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Poorly functional

Though the MOCA-Peds system is well thought out and the questions and answers helpful, the app is awful. Many issues for the past couple years with it freezing DURING timed test questions. Now, to really make the experience great— it crashes every time I open it. Even though I have the most up to date version of the app and of iOS. ABP needs to do better…
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CodeOfTheRoadCodeOfTheRoad

Worthless

Unable to login, can’t even get it to load
25ped25ped

Limited function

Few things that are on the PC site are available here. Frustrating. I have not tried to take a quiz in the phone app, nor would I for fear it would not score correctly or drop a question.
HableenHableen
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Reported Bugs

13 issues

Login button displays 'MOCA-Peds OK' popup that loops back to login screen

Bug

Biometric authentication causes app to crash or minimize

Bug

App freezes when selecting answer choices or registering answers

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Network error messages appear despite stable connection

Bug

App crashes when switching to other applications

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Invalid credentials error despite correct password

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Already logged in elsewhere error when user is not logged in elsewhere

Bug

Terms of use acceptance flow broken between app and website

Bug

Image viewing causes back button to malfunction

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App requires update notification with no available updates

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White screen appears after recent updates

Bug

Crashes during timed question sections

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Answer submission fails or registers incorrectly

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Requested Features

5 requests

Landscape orientation support for iPad and tablet users

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Touch ID and biometric login support

Feature

Ability to review completed questions

Feature

Mobile web browser access to questions

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Feature parity with desktop website version

Feature

FAQ

What is MOCA-Peds?

MOCA-Peds is the Maintenance of Certification Assessment for Pediatrics, offered by the American Board of Pediatrics (ABP). It's an online, non-proctored assessment designed for learning and to help pediatricians earn MOC Part 3 (Exam) and MOC Part 2 (Self-Assessment) credit.

How does the MOCA-Peds mobile app work?

The mobile app allows you to answer assessment questions on-the-go. You can use external resources like the internet or books to help you find the answers. You will receive immediate feedback on your responses, including whether you were correct and why.

Is the MOCA-Peds app free to use?

Based on the provided information, the app is free to download and use. There are no mentions of in-app purchases or subscription fees for the mobile application itself.

Who is eligible to use the MOCA-Peds app?

To use the MOCA-Peds mobile app, you must be eligible to participate in the MOCA-Peds program and have activated the app through MOCA-Peds on a desktop or laptop computer. Eligibility and activation can be managed through your ABP Portfolio at abp.org.

What kind of content is included in the app?

The app's content includes medical descriptions and images of child anatomy, which may include images of genitals, to educate and assess the medical knowledge of pediatricians. These medically based images are not sexual in nature and do not depict actual abuse of children.