Successful long-term care infection prevention certification indicates competence in the practice of infection prevention and control within a long-term care setting. This includes:
CBIC recommends, but does not require, one year of full-time infection prevention experience prior to taking the LTC-CIP examination.
Candidates will be required to submit the following documentation with their application:
Signed Attestation Statement (to be filled out by the candidate's employer/supervisor)
To be eligible to take the long-term care exam, you must meet ALL the following requirements AT THE TIME OF APPLICATION:
Infection prevention activities must include:
AND at least two (2) of the three (3) components:
Typical Job Titles that Fit the Long-Term Care Examination Requirements:
On the list below are some job titles that may fit the long-term care examination requirements: Note that these are examples and not a comprehensive list. All applications will be reviewed thoroughly to determine a candidate’s true eligibility.