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The Health Ethics Trust’s May 2024 Intensive Course (virtual) is one of the Trust’s established series of Certification Intensive Courses. These courses are called Certification Intensive Courses because they meet all continuing education requirements for the Certified Compliance Professional (CCP) and Certified Compliance Executive (CCE) credentials and typically offer 24.3 live CEUs for HCCA’s credentials.

Intensive Courses provide a complete overview of current compliance issues and practices as presented by a distinguished national faculty.

Presenters include John Kelly, Barnes and Thornburg, Myla Reizen, Jones Walker, Bobby Higdon, K&L Gates. Scott Jones, Augusta Health, Andrew Grosso (FCA expert), Debra Muscio, CRG principal, and Whitney Petrie, Reed Smith, Mark Pastin, Health Ethics Trust and 12 more.

The course focuses on regulatory and enforcement trends, advanced compliance tools and recent enforcement initiatives. Issues include recent DOJ and OIG guidance, Medicare Advantage compliance, compliance investigations, program assessment, making self disclosures, Stark/Anti-Kickback Final Rules, risk assessment, research compliance essentials and other topics.

If you can’t pay full tuition, the Trust has offered scholarships for 26 years. Call 703-509-3734 for support.

Enroll now at Compliance Certification Course. 

Trust Members save on tuition and enjoy many other benefits.

Compliance Program Certification: The Mark of Program Excellence

Have you ever wondered why healthcare, a field driven by certifications/accreditations, does not have an accreditation for compliance? We at the Health Ethics Trust pondered this question 17 years ago. Organizations with outstanding compliance programs need a mark signifying this to their stakeholders. Mindful of this, in 2008 we launched Compliance Program Certification.

Compliance Program Certification is a peer review process following objective standards. These standards were developed by a panel of nearly 100 compliance officers and are published in Best Practice Standards for Compliance Programs.

Those conduct Certification reviews are compliance officers who have completed a special course on assessing compliance programs. (Opposite column.) The process is similar to that used for the Baldrige National Quality Awards.

Organizations that have experienced the Certification process find it more useful than a regular compliance program assessment. The recommendations offered by the reviewers are more practical than those of consultants.

Your leadership recognizes the importance of reputation management and may not have considered the compliance program as a source of organizational pride. Certification shows leadership a return on its investment in compliance.

If your compliance program merits recognition, consider Compliance Program Certification. Learn more about Compliance Program Certification at https://healthethicstrust.com/certification/programcertification/.

For information on Compliance Program Certification, contact us at 703-509-3734 or by email at info@healthethicstrust.com.