What is a primary requirement to become a CDCES?
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To qualify for the CDCES certification, applicants must have an active license or credential in a recognized healthcare field (e.g., RN, RD, MD, PharmD).
How many practice hours in diabetes care and education are required to be eligible for the CDCES exam?
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Applicants must complete at least 2,000 hours of professional practice in diabetes care and education within a specified time frame to meet eligibility criteria for the certification exam.
Which organization administers the CDCES certification?
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The CDCES certification is managed by the CBDCE, which oversees eligibility requirements and the examination process.
What type of topics are covered in the CDCES certification exam?
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The exam includes topics like diabetes pathophysiology, pharmacology, self-management education, and professional practice, ensuring comprehensive knowledge.
If an applicant does not pass the CDCES exam, they can:
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Applicants who fail must follow the reapplication process and may need to wait until the next testing period to retake the exam.