Certified in Health Care
Compliance
Bringing Value to Your
Organization
New regulations,
increased governmental scrutiny, and a spotlight on business are raising
the stakes for compliance professionals. As a result, you need to know
that your compliance team is made up of experienced professionals who
understand what makes for an effective compliance and ethics
program.
The Certified in Health
Care Compliance (CHC) designation, along with its related certifications
– Certified in Health Care Research Compliance and Certified in
Health Care Privacy Compliance -- provide you with assurance that your
compliance people don’t just have the compliance offer title, but
they understand the essentials of compliance management.
Obtaining these
designations isn’t easy. To earn each one, an individual has
to have met three strict criteria:
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- At least a year of work in compliance or a
related position or completion of an accredited university
program
- 20 hours of approved continuing education in
the year prior to taking the certification exam, and 40 hours of
approved continuing education every two years to maintain their
certification
- Successfully passing the CCEP exam
So when looking to hire a
new compliance professional, or considering how you want your program to
evolve, look to the CHC, CHRC and CHPC designations as signs of how
seriously your organization takes compliance.
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