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Schedule an Examination

If you plan to take the exam at one of our events, you will want to go to our website at www.hcca-info.org and click the CHC examination application link listed below the event. Fill out the application and fax it to Applied Measurement Professionals, Inc. at 913-895-4651 or mail to AMP, 8310 Nieman Rd, Lenexa, KS 66214-1579.

If you would like to apply for an exam at an HCCA event after the application deadline, please email ccb@hcca-info.org many times accommodations can be made.

To schedule an online examination at a local H&R Block, you may contact Applied Measurement Professionals, Inc. at 888-519-9901 OR go to the AMP website at www.goAMP.com and under Candidates select “Schedule an Exam!”

To sit for the CHC examination you must have one year experience as a compliance professional or two years as an allied professional* and 20 continuing education hours, in courses pertaining to compliance, taken in the 12 months prior to the date of the exam.

CHC Candidates Handbook (Adobe PDF File)
CHC Certificants Roster (Adobe PDF File)

*Anyone who has a minimum of 1,500 hours work experience in the healthcare compliance field, performing tasks reflected in the exam content outline (see page 5 of the CHC Candidate Handbook), in a healthcare setting or with a provider of services to the healthcare industry, obtained over a period not to exceed two years.