How Do You Become A Certified Case Manager?
The Commission for Case Manager Certification says case managers use various resources to meet their clients’ health-care needs. Case managers must be flexible and have excellent communication skills. They must be experienced in evaluating patients. As the demand for case managers rises, so does the need for standards of practice and certification. Certification allows case managers to demonstrate their knowledge and skills. It also helps them fulfill the education and experience requirements that many employers are beginning to use as a basis for hiring. Follow these steps to become a certified case manager. Download the Commission for Case Manager Certification guide from the link in this article’s resource section to determine whether you are qualified to apply for certification. The CCMC certification program requires candidates to meet three basic requirements, including license to practice independently, experience managing cases and good moral character. Specific criteria for ea
