Annual recertification is required for each Certified Classical Homeopath to maintain good standing status and is due on December 31st of the year following the year of the exam that the candidate passed.

Example:

• Recertification for Certified Classical Homeopaths who took the exam in April 2022 is due December 31st, 2023

• Recertification for Certified Classical Homeopaths who took the exam in October 2022 is due December 31st, 2023

To maintain the CCH credential in good standing, CCH holders must submit all recertification requirements by December 31st each year. Past due submissions accrue late fees. Recertification fees are as follows:

If submitted between January 1st – Feb 28th:

Recertification Fee: $170

Late Fee: $75

CPD involves two important steps:

• Participation in ACHENA-approved continuing education events or other approved activities that support professional development and personal growth to obtain continued education units (CEUs)

• Submission and evaluation of recertification requirements within a standardized process

Yes! Currently the maximum annual continued professional development requirement is 15 CEU. If you earned more than 15 CEU in a recertification cycle, you may choose to use the remaining CEU for the next recertification cycle, as long as the activity was within 24 months of the deadline.

These are sometimes referred to as “carry-overs” or “roll-overs”.

The Find a Provider directory lists all Certified Classical Homeopaths that are in good standing. The system will return a list of homeopaths that match the search criteria only if they hold a current certification.

To create or login to your myCHC account:

1. Click myCHC

2. Create a new account or login with your current credentials

3. Select My Account

The Find a Provider directory lists all Certified Classical Homeopaths that are in good standing. The system will return a list of homeopaths that match the search criteria only if they hold a current certification.

To find a certified homeopath, type information in one* of the search fields:

• First/Last Name
• State/Province

• Language

*If you are not receiving the result that you anticipated, please try searching with only one field. If that does not work, please contact chcinfo@homeopathicdirectory for assistance.

The CHC uses Kryterion Testing Network centers. Candidates may take the exam at a Kryterion testing center location of their choice or from their personal computer using a Kryterion online proctor.

To locate a Kryterion Testing Network (KTN) center, contact the KTN Support Team at 800-403-6199 (US and Canada) or +1-602-281-3591 (International) Monday through Friday from 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM (Phoenix Time Zone) or send an email to ktnsupport@kryteriononline.com.

The purpose of the CHC certification is to advance the homeopathic profession by certifying individuals who meet and maintain a recognized standard of professional and ethical competence in classical homeopathy, and to assist the public in choosing appropriately qualified homeopaths.

The CHC Exam is a valid and reliable measure of an individual’s knowledge and skill in classical homeopathy required for an entry-level certified practitioner of homeopathy. The CHC is accredited by the National Commission for Certifying Agencies (NCCA) and is the only accredited certification organization in homeopathy. Individuals who have met the CHC Homeopathic Educational Requirements are eligible to take the exam.

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CHC certification is not a requirement, nor a license, to practice in the US. However, many professional homeopaths choose this board-certified achievement and credential (CCH) to designate themselves as qualified practitioners. The CHC certification board certifies individuals who meet and maintain a recognized standard of professional and ethical competence in classical homeopathy. Several benefits of certification are as follows:

• CHC certification is important for consumers who are seeking credentialed homeopathic practitioners.
• Certification strengthens the homeopathic profession by supporting high standards of homeopathy practice.
• Certification promotes the growth and acceptance of homeopathy with a recognized standard of professional and ethical competence in classical homeopathy.
• NCCA third-party validation of practitioner expertise and standards equates homeopathy with other certified healthcare professions.

In the US, homeopaths do not need a license to practice homeopathy because, like other natural health disciplines, it does not pose a threat of harm. CHC certification is not a requirement, nor a license, to practice in the US. However, many professional homeopaths choose this board-certified achievement and credential (CCH) to designate themselves as qualified practitioners. The CHC certification board certifies individuals who meet and maintain a recognized standard of professional and ethical competence in classical homeopathy. Several benefits of certification are as follows:

• CHC certification is important for consumers who are seeking credentialed homeopathic practitioners.

• Certification strengthens the homeopathic profession by supporting high standards of homeopathy practice.

• Certification promotes the growth and acceptance of homeopathy with a recognized standard of professional and ethical competence in classical homeopathy.

• NCCA third-party validation of practitioner expertise and standards equates homeopathy with other certified healthcare professions.

Certified Classical Homeopaths in good standing may choose to apply for Westminster Group Insurance for Professionals.

Professional Liability Insurance provides a peace of mind to businesspeople worldwide that, in the event of an error, omission, or mistake, the business is protected against a claim.