Enhanced CPC Program FAQ

The NBCRNA states “Every CRNA will be moving into the enhanced CPC Program after completing their current cycle requirements.” Your individual timeline will explain what you need for your current recertification cycle at https://www.nbcrna.com/.

“If you are due to renew your certification by July 31, 2024, you’ll make this transition to the enhanced CPC program in August 2024. Additionally, the Certification Renewal Application window opened on March 5, 2024. ” Please refer to the NBCRNA website for updates.

Enhanced CPC program costs are as follows:

The NBCRNA states “as part of the enhancements to the CPC Program, we are simplifying the fee schedule—helping to ensure a consistent cost every four years and providing a streamlined path for maintaining the CRNA credential. As a CRNA moves into the enhanced CPC Program, CRNAs will pay $160 for access to longitudinal assessment and the $285 renewal application. These fees will cover the costs for the next four-year certification cycle. This upfront fee of $445 means no unexpected charges and an average yearly cost of $111. Additional fees apply to CRNAs who do not have credit transfer services.  Although this is a $28 increase in renewal application and assessment costs over a four-year cycle, CRNAs will save $300 on average with the removal of the Core Modules requirement from the enhanced CPC Program. See the following table for a detailed cost breakdown.”

If you renew in 2025 or later, continue to work on your current CPC recertification requirements. Refer to your personalized timeline located at https://www.nbcrna.com/ to guide you through these requirements.

You will receive an email from the NBCRNA when your recertification window opens. Any questions regarding your personalized CPC timeline should be directed to email address: support@nbcrna.com