Explore the ICE-CCP

Eligibility Requirements 

Candidates must abide by the above I.C.E Code of Conduct AND meet one of the following requirements in order to take the ICE-CCP examination:

1. At least three (3) years of full-time employment/independent contractor experience (or the equivalent of 6,000 hours if less than full-time) as a credentialing professional in the professional certification or licensing fields in one or more of the domains covered by the examination (Governance and Resources, Credentialing Program Operations, or Assessment Development and Validation).
   
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2. At least two (2) years of full-time employment/independent contractor experience (or equivalent of 4,000 hours if less than full-time) as a credentialing professional in the professional certification or licensing fields in one or more of the domains covered by the examination (Governance and Resources, Credentialing Program Operations, or Assessment Development and Validation) AND one (1) or more of the following relevant qualifications:

• I.C.E. Credentialing Specialist Certificate
• Current Certified Association Executive (CAE) certification
• Masters or Doctoral degree from an accredited academic institution in a highly related discipline that would qualify one for employment in the credentialing field (such as Psychometrics, Educational Measurement, Industrial/Organizational Psychology, and MBA).

The successful candidate will demonstrate knowledge across the three domains covered on the examination.

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Testimonials 

Brian Lawson, PharmD, ICE-CCP, Associate Executive Director at the Board of Pharmacy Specialties, speaks about his experience with the ICE-CCP certification program and the process he took to prepare while overcoming his test anxiety.

Alex Miranda, ICE-CCP, Program Manager at the Behavior Analyst Certification Board, speaks about his experience with the ICE-CCP certification program and the process he took to prepare.

The Certified Credentialing Professional Experience:
A Question & Answer Series

1. Part One: Mary Rehm, CAE, ICE-CCP
2. Part Two: Norah Duffy, CAE, ICE-CCP
3. Part Three: Ibi Layi-Ojo, MS, SPHR, SHRM-SCP, ICE-CCP
4. Part Four: Susan Gould, CSP, ICE-CCP
5. Part Five: Janice Moore, ICE-CCP

​ICE-CCP Articles

• I.C.E. Launches Certification Program for the Credentialing Professional
• Establishing a Firewall Between an Exam and Its Preparation Materials
• Preparing for the ICE-CCP Examination: Resources to Know
• Certifying the Certifiers: An ICE-CCP® Exam Performance Update

ICE-CCP Toast at the I.C.E. Exchange