Accreditation & Recognition

Accreditation & Recognition

The National Medical Certification and Accreditation Board (NMCAB) is dedicated to maintaining the highest level of credibility, fairness, and transparency in healthcare credentialing. Our accreditation and recognition framework ensures that every credential we issue is valid, defensible, and aligned with national and international best practices.

Accreditation Standards

  • ISO/IEC 17024 Alignment
    NMCAB operates in alignment with the ISO/IEC 17024: Conformity Assessment – General Requirements for Bodies Operating Certification of Persons standard. This internationally recognized framework ensures our certification processes are reliable, impartial, and competency-based.
  • Validity Through Job Analysis
    Every credential is based on a formal job analysis conducted with subject matter experts, employers, and certified professionals. This ensures exam content reflects real-world practice.
  • Renewal & Continuing Competence
    NMCAB requires all credential holders to maintain their certification through 200 verified work hours OR 20 CEUs every two years, ensuring ongoing competence.

Recognition

  • National Recognition
    NMCAB credentials are recognized across the United States by employers, schools, and healthcare systems seeking workforce alignment with validated competency standards.
  • Employer & School Partnerships
    NMCAB collaborates with employers, hospitals, training programs, and colleges to ensure our standards are integrated into hiring and educational pipelines.
  • Registry & Verification
    Through our NMCAB Registry, employers and the public can verify the active status of credential holders, ensuring transparency and trust.
  • North American Expansion
    With credentialing pathways that are transparent and employer-focused, NMCAB is positioned for recognition in both the U.S. and Canada, bridging healthcare standards across North America.

Why Accreditation Matters

  • Builds trust with employers who hire certified professionals.
  • Gives schools confidence that their programs align with national credential standards.
  • Provides candidates with proof that their credentials are defensible and respected.
  • Ensures patients and the public benefit from safe, ethical, and competent care.

Ongoing Review & Commitment

  • All standards and policies are reviewed on a 3–5 year cycle.
  • Continuous input is collected from stakeholders (SMEs, employers, educators, credential holders).
  • Updates are communicated publicly to maintain transparency and accountability.
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