Is NAHCP accredited?
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What NAHCP provides is professional-development and leadership education for healthcare professionals. Learners who successfully complete a program receive a certificate of completion, which documents the education completed.
A certificate of completion is not a professional certification, an academic degree, a professional license or a state-issued occupational credential. Those are awarded by other organizations — colleges and universities, certifying bodies, and state licensing authorities — under their own requirements.
This matters most in how you describe the education afterwards. Listing a completed NAHCP program accurately as professional development is both honest and more credible than presenting it as something it is not.
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