{Estimated time to complete: 8 hours}
The need for quality improvement engineers is paramount in today's competitive business environment, as organizations strive to enhance their products, services, and internal processes. These specialists utilize statistical analyses, process evaluations, and innovative problem-solving techniques to identify areas for enhancement.
Certified Quality Improvement Engineers (CQIE) identify inefficiencies, eliminate defects, improve customer satisfaction, and ultimately contribute to an organization's growth and profitability. They fuel the drive towards excellence and compliance with regulatory standards, especially in industries like healthcare, manufacturing, and technology.
Holders of the CQIE certification, will add valuable insight and transferrable skills to the organizations that employ them. Certified individuals earn 25% to 75% more than their non-certified peers.
Upon completion of the Certification, proudly display the CQIE credentials after your name to demonstrate your proficiency.
Example: Micah Jorgensen, CQIE
Certified Quality Improvement Engineers work in the following areas:
The Certified Quality Improvement Engineer is globally recognized and accredited by ICPE.
{Estimated time to complete: 8 hours}
Employment in the field of healthcare is projected to grow 15% from 2020 to 2029, much faster than the average for all occupations. This projected growth is due mainly to an aging population, creating a much greater demand for healthcare services.
As demand for healthcare services grow, healthcare organizations need individuals who are prepared to take leadership roles. The certification, Certified Health Facility Manager, was created to help meet this need by preparing tomorrow's leaders today.
Holders of the CHFM certification, will be able to add valuable insight and transferable skills to the facilities that employ them in leadership roles. Certified individuals earn 25% to 75% more than their non-certified peers.
Upon completion of the Certification, proudly display the CHFM credentials after your name to demonstrate your proficiency.
Example: Julie Rose, CHFM.
Certified Health Facility Managers work in the following areas:
The Certified Health Facility Manager is globally recognized and accredited by ICPE.
{Estimated time to complete: 8 hours}
Within the field of healthcare, shortages are forcing employers to modify their hiring standards. Minimum staffing mandates and low pay are double-edged swords that have many health organizations hiring questionable individuals.
In a recent report, lawsuits filed against the health organization by their own employees have quadrupled in the last decade. Employers are more vulnerable than ever as Americans become more litigious and healthcare employees file more complaints.
As a Certified Human Resource Specialist (CHRS) you will be the organization’s front line of defense against a multitude of rising employee relation issues. Certified individuals earn 25% to 75% more than their non-certified peers.
Upon completion of the Certification, proudly display the CHRS credentials after your name to demonstrate your proficiency.
Example: Roberto Salazar, CHRS.
Certified Human Resource Specialists work in the following areas:
The Certified Human Resource Specialist is nationally recognized and accredited by ICPE.
{Estimated time to complete: 5 hours}
Nearly 40% of long-term care or rehabilitation facilities have a dedicated special-care unit. As Alzheimer’s Disease and other debilitating dementias expand rapidly in the United States, the demand for individuals who can effectively manage these specialized units has far outpaced supply.
The US Department of Labor has indicated that demand for this position has increased 500% in the last 7 years and is expected to grow exponentially over the next decade. As a Certified Special-Care Manager (CSCM) you will be able to effectively manage the unit; its patients, its employees, and its financials. Certified individuals earn 25% to 75% more than their non-certified peers.
Upon completion of the Certification, proudly display the CSCM credentials after your name to demonstrate your proficiency.
Example: Kavita Lanesh, CSCM.
Certified Special-Care Managers work in the following areas:
The Certified Special-Care Manager is nationally recognized and accredited by ICPE.
**New** NAHLP was approached in the summer of 2022 to produce a certification solely related to quality improvement. After 11 months of development and submissions to our accrediting agency, we are pleased to announce the new Certified Quality Improvement Engineer.
In 2019, NAHLP was commissioned to create national certifications related to two major shortfall areas within the field of healthcare: 1) health facility management, and 2) human resources within healthcare.
As NAHLP set out to create certifications for these shortfall areas, numerous providers and state government entities requested a certification for special care unit administration. Due to the growth of special care units across America, NAHLP rose to the challenge and created the special-care manager certification.
NAHLP developed the three certifications by extracting the core blocks of learning from the accredited bachelors, masters, and PhD programs they have created over the past 21 years. NAHLP’s programs have been developed from programs that are both regionally and nationally accredited by the following organizations:
The certifications developed by NAHLP are applicable to those with or without advanced degrees. They are industry proven and in high demand.
Estimated time to complete:
CHFM - 8 hours
CHRS - 8 hours
CSCM - 5 hours
NAHLP certifications are proudly accredited by ICPE. See our 'About" page for more information.
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