How do I get CMP certified?
The CMP Certification is the main certification available in the CMP series.
- Candidates must complete 6 core units: plus 2 electives.
- The core units are mapped into 2 knowledge areas, contract law and contract management.
- The units are in the form of 2-day, face-to-face learning workshops.
What does CMP stand for certification?
Certified Meeting Professional
The Certified Meeting Professional (CMP) programme was launched in 1985 to enhance the knowledge and performance of meeting professionals, promote the status and credibility of the meeting profession and advance uniform standards of practice.
What do you need to know about the CMP credential?
The CMP-HC is a subspecialty of the CMP. Those seeking this certification must first pass the CMP exam. The CMP-HC credential is designed to validate CMPs who have demonstrated a superior understanding and mastery of the specific regulations, laws and best practices that must be followed when conducting a healthcare-focused meeting.
When do I need to submit a CMP declaration?
This indicates the time frame in which to complete CEs and submit the CMP Declaration. Points earned toward fulfilling the Credential Maintenance Program must be completed within your current three-year certification cycle (or within the last three years if your certification is expired).
What happens if you miss the CMP recertification deadline?
The CMP Governance Commission has updated the CMP Reinstatement Policy to provide additional time for reinstate without having to retake the CMP exam. Please note, a CMP who misses a recertification deadline is no longer certified and not able to use the CMP marks or digital badge until a certification is reinstated.
Is there a time limit for CMP points?
Time Limits for Managing CMP Points Points earned toward fulfilling the Credential Maintenance Program must be completed within your current three-year certification cycle (or within the last three years if your certification is expired).
