Become an Expert in Provider Compensation and Workforce Strategy
The Only On-Demand Credentials in Provider Compensation: Certified in Provider Compensation Valuation (CPCV) and Certified in Provider Compensation Compliance (CPCC).
CPCV
Certified in Provider Compensation Valuation℠
For professionals and leaders who work in provider compensation and workforce strategy with a focus on compensation valuation. This credential is for individuals working in consulting, law, and valuation firms, as well as individuals leading the provider compensation and workforce strategy function within health systems and medical groups. Learn about the CPCV Core Competencies.
- 50+ Hours of On-Demand Instruction
- Curriculum Broken Down Into 7 Modules
- Module 1: Foundation in Valuation
- Module 2: Economics of Physician Services
- Module 3: Using Industry Data Sources
- Module 4: Valuing Patient Care Services
- Module 5: Valuing Common Provider Service Arrangements
- Module 6: CPCV Professional Standards
- Module 7: Compliance and Provider Compensation
CPCC
Certified in Provider Compensation Compliance℠
For professionals and leaders who work in provider compensation compliance. The CPCC will be launching in 2025 and is for professionals responsible for monitoring compliance in this space. The CPCV includes most of the content within this credential; however, the CPCC provides more focused content on auditing, monitoring, and investigations.
- 30+ Hours of Instruction
- Curriculum Broken Down Into 4 Modules
- Module 1: Healthcare Regulatory Compliance
- Module 2: Healthcare Enforcement
- Module 3: Governance, Monitoring, Auditing, and Contracting
- Module 4: Valuation and Provider Compensation
About the Credentials
The CPCV Credential will be available in Q4 of 2024. The CPCC will be available in Q2 of 2025.
- Cost: The CPCV will cost $, and the CPCC will cost $. This cost includes all courses, exams, and materials.
- Pre-Requisites: Bachelor’s degree or ten years of general healthcare experience. You must have two years of relevant experience once the credential is awarded (you may enroll before having the experience).
- Exams: Individuals with experience may test out of modules instead of taking all courses.
- Continuing Education: 12 hours of approved continuing education are required per year and 48 hours per four years.
- Credential Committee: Our CPCV is being developed by national experts from our Credential Committee. Our Chair is Tim Smith, and members include Eric Leafgreen, Greg Endicott, Jim Carr, and Richard Romero.