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Nurse Practitioner Certification Accelerates Your Career–
and HLA Accelerates Your Progress
Passing nurse practitioner certification exams is a critical
objective for learners— and helping learners
succeed is the purpose of HLA. Our time-tested approach
will help you fulfill your nurse certification requirements
rapidly and conveniently— and with greater confidence
than you ever thought possible.
Achieving nurse practitioner certification will increase
your earning potential, professional prestige, and
confidence in clinical practice. And regardless of
your specialty, you will discover certification opens
additional doors throughout your career.
Certification demonstrates your qualifications for
specialized clinical or functional practice and shows
you have attained knowledge beyond the requirements
of your license.
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Nurse Practitioner Certification Is a Sign of Success
To your colleagues, passing certification
exams proves superior knowledge in your area of specialty.
To your patients, having nurse
certification is a mark of quality assurance.
To your employers, certification gives
you a competitive edge that can translate into higher
wages and increased responsibility. In addition, some
states require certification for receipt of
third-party reimbursements... or for entry into clinical
practice.
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Find Out About Nurse Practitioner Certification and Nurse Practitioner
Exams, Requirements
Nurse practitioner certification exams are administered by national
certification boards. Please note that unlike licensing,
which is required nationwide, certification may be
voluntary in some states.
For information on eligibility, the application process,
and specific details about certification exams,
contact one of the following certification boards:
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American
Nurses Credentialing Center
(800) 284-2378 www.nursingworld.org
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American
Academy of Nurse Practitioners
(512) 442-4262 www.aanp.org
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Pediatric
Nursing Certification Board (formerly the
National Certification Board of Pediatric Nurse
Practitioners and Nurses)
(301) 330-2921 or (888) 641-2767 www.pncb.org
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The
National Certification Corporation for Obstetric,
Gynecologic and Neonatal Nursing Specialties
(800) 367- 5613 (312) 951-0207 www.nccnet.org
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American Midwifery Certification Board (AMCB)
www.amcbmidwife.org
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