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For more information please call 888-580-8373
or email ccb@hcca-info.org
In 1998, the Health Care Compliance Association (HCCA) set out to
develop a certification program for healthcare compliance professionals.
After preliminary work by the HCCA Board of Directors and Education
Committee, HCCA established the Compliance Certification Board (CCB) in
1999 to complete the process of developing an examination and assume
responsibility for managing the certification program.
The independent CCB is governed by a Board of Directors appointed by
the HCCA Board. The President and Immediate Past President of HCCA are
ex-officio members of the CCB Board of Directors. The mission of the CCB
is to develop criteria for the determination of competence in the
practice of health care compliance at a variety of levels and to
recognize individuals meeting these criteria. In pursuit of this
mission, CCB utilizes four basic committees: Exam Development,
Continuing Education, Admissions, and Ethics. Committee members are
appointed by the CCB Board of Directors from among individuals Certified
in Healthcare Compliance CHC) and leaders in the field.
CHC Professional: The CHC is a
professional with knowledge of relevant regulations and expertise in
compliance processes sufficient to assist the healthcare industry to
understand and address legal obligations, and promote organizational
integrity through the operation of effective compliance
programs.
Overview:
The purpose of certification is to promote healthcare compliance through
the certification of qualified healthcare compliance professionals
by:
- Recognizing formally those individuals who meet the eligibility
requirements of the CCB and pass the Certified in Healthcare Compliance
(CHC) Examination.
- Encouraging continued personal and professional growth in the
practice of healthcare compliance.
- Providing a national standard of requisite knowledge required for
certification; thereby assisting employers, the public and members of
the health professions in the assessment of a healthcare compliance
professional.
You work in a high risk and challenging environment that demands a
proactive approach. Being certified as a Health Care Compliance
Professional will help.
The rigorous standards and professional conduct required by
certification will enhance your credibility as a compliance practitioner
and that of the programs you develop, implement and maintain. Achieving
certification will require a diligent effort by the compliance
practitioner.
Certification will:
- Enhance the credibility of the compliance practitioner.
- Enhance the credibility of the compliance programs staffed by these
certified professionals.
- Assure that each certified compliance practitioner has the broad
knowledge base necessary to perform the compliance function.
- Establish professional standards and status for compliance
professionals.
- Facilitate compliance work for compliance practitioners in dealing
with other professionals in the industry, such as physicians and
attorneys.
- Demonstrate the hard work and dedication necessary to perform the
compliance task
CCB Candidates Handbook (Adobe PDF File)
Certified In Healthcare Compliance - CHC (Adobe PDF
File)
CCB Program Accreditation Guidelines (Adobe PDF
File)
CCB Individual Accreditation Application (Adobe PDF
File)
CCB Accredited Continuing Education Activities
(sorted by sponsor)
CHC Certificant Roster (Adobe PDF File)
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