CCM Certified

To earn the designation of board-certified case manager (CCM®), persons who seek this credential must be of good moral character consistent with the CCMC Code of Professional Conduct, meet eligibility requirements, meet acceptable standards of quality in their practice, and must demonstrate that they possess an acceptable minimum level of basic knowledge with regard to the case management process based on the criteria described in this guide. The certification is valid for five years. It is achieved by satisfying employment requirements, achieving a passing score on the CCM examination and by meeting specific licensure/certification and/or education requirements. The examination is based on a body of knowledge that encompasses laws, public regulations, and the delivery of case management services as practiced within the United States

Issued By
CCMC
Issued To
Denise W. Wrenn, BSN
Earned On
1998-12-01
Expires On
2028-11-30
Commission for Case Manager Certification

The Commission for Case Manager Certification is the first and largest nationally accredited organization that certifies case managers and disability management specialists. The Commission is a nonprofit, volunteer organization that oversees the process of case manager certification with its CCM® credential. The Commission also oversees the process of disability management specialist certification with its CDMS® credential. The Commission is positioned as the most active and prestigious certification organization supporting the practice of case management.