The education and training you currently offer your staff can qualify for CEPTCs toward recertification if your organization becomes an "approved" provider of continuing education.
The Candidate Handbook describes what is required of each candidate preparing to take the certification exam including valuable information about logistics, content, eligibility, and required procedures.
Testimonials
What Certificants are Saying
The best part of my job is seeing patients’ lives change from being very sick and often near death to a much healthier state with an improved quality of life. I use everything I learned in college and more! Transplantation is a growing profession—I feel like I’m on the cutting edge, and giving my very best is important to me.
Transplantation encompasses all facets of nursing—from the clinical and physiological challenges of patient care to coaching and mentoring patients and families, and even interacting with the community as I promote transplantation.
After obtaining my certification for transplant nursing and coordination, my opportunities in my nursing profession flourished. I became an expert in the transplant field. The trust level with my patients and their families has increased.