Recertification

If you certified or recertified between 2012 - 2016, the CMPP™ certification is valid for five years (until your next recertification), after which, certificants must apply to recertify.

Starting in 2017, candidates who earn their CMPP™ certification will be valid for three years, after which, certificants must apply to recertify.

Recertification can be accomplished in one of two ways:

Retake the CMPP™ examination
Earn 50 recertification credits over the 5-year certification period or 30 certification credits over the 3-year certification period
Were you certified in 2015 or 2017? If yes, then 2020 is your year to recertify!

Resources:

New Credit Tracker: Instruction Guide

ISMPP Recertification Handbook

Recertification Webinar Recording: Join us for a Crash Course on CMPP Recertification and the Credit Tracker

CMPP Credit Tracker Instruction Guide

Request for Credit Approval Form

Guidelines for Approving Continuing Education (CE) Activities

Quick Links

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→ ISMPP Official Guidance on Authorship of Peer-review Publications in Which Coronavirus Disease Has Impacted Author Responsiveness

Poll

Relative to other types of medical communication activities (e.g., slide deck development, training materials), what percentage of your time is dedicated to traditional publication activities (e.g., planning, writing, management)?

	Less than 20%
	21-49%
	50-74%
	75-99%
	100%

Recertification

Resources:

New Credit Tracker: Instruction Guide

ISMPP Recertification Policy

ISMPP Recertification Handbook

Approved CMPP™ Activities

Recertification Application

Why Recertify?