ICCCP & (F)
The College has launched a Board-Certified Professional Credential, the ICCCP(F) & ICCCP!
SCOPE OF PRACTICE
International Certified Cost of Care Professionals, ICCCPs have the specialized expertise in performing a comprehensive and systematic analysis of, & making recommendations for an individual’s current & future needs, & related costs as a result of disability arising from catastrophic injury or chronic health care needs. ICCCPs make recommendations based upon published standards of practice, comprehensive assessment, case & forensic data analysis & research pertaining to the client & the disability. Registrants with this specialty possess a unique set of knowledge, experiences, skills, as well as the ability to determine & apply strategies, which are used in ascertaining a client’s current & future needs & related costs for judicial prognosis, as confirmed via the College’s certification & exam process.
Who Should Apply?
Experienced life care planners with the current credentials, CLCPs, CCLCPs, who want to strengthen their practice & defensibility for medical-legal work & have their qualifications & experience recognized & maintained by a Board-Certified College.
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CVRPs, CCRCs, CRCs, CCMs, CVEs, CCVEs, ICVEs who have been doing life care planning/cost of care but have not yet challenged a credential.
Applicants applying for ICCCP or ICCCP Fellowship, holding a CLCP, or CCLCP, or other recognized life care planning credential in good standing, are NOT required to submit a redacted life care plan report for peer review.
A successful ICCCP(F) applicant will be awarded 12 ICCCP CEUs for participation in life care planning exam.
The ICCCP online exam with virtual proctoring one 3 hour sessions based on Cost of Care competencies, consisting of 150 multiple-choice questions. Applicants must sit the exam within 1 year of application submission. A minimum grade of 70% is required & one 6 month exam deferment is permitted. If exam rewrites are required (up to 3) fees are payable to CVRP, online exam provider, & virtual proctor. Applicants who rewrite exams after the one-year application submission expiry must complete exam rewrites within three months.
CVRP provides examination accommodations to ensure equitable access, while maintaining the validity, reliability, and integrity of the assessment process.
This accommodation is granted in alignment with:
- CVRP requirements include fairness, validity, & non-discrimination in certification exams,
- duty to accommodate disability up to undue hardship,
- accessibility, equity, & candidate support
If an accommodation is required, contact info@cvrp.ca.
Core Competencies/Domains of Learning
For CEUs that do not appear on the Approved CEU List, Registrants or Education Stakeholders can submit a:
CEU post-approval application
CEU pre-approval application
Certification Renewal & Compliance
Registration Policies
For information, contact info@cvrp.ca.