CCV’s health and human services credentials include a mixture of industry-recognized and digital credentials that demonstrate a mastery of knowledge and skills. Industry-recognized credentials are verified by nationally recognized organizations and are widely accepted by employers. Digital credentials demonstrate your competencies and are encoded with “metadata” that showcase your skills.
Credentials
Apprentice Addiction Professional
Help others by becoming an apprentice addiction professional (AAP) and learn the introductory clinical skills and knowledge, professional and ethical responsibilities, and more in the class Addiction: An Introduction to Clinical Skills (PSY-1170). This class provides you with the education required for the AAP certification through the Vermont Office of Professional Regulation.
Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (NHA)
Give yourself a leg up for better career opportunities in the medical assisting and healthcare field by fulfilling employer requirements and becoming a certified clinical medical assistant (CCMA). CCV’s clinical medical assisting certificate program will prepare you for the CCMA examination through the National Healthcareer Association (NHA).
Medical Billing & Coding (Digital Credential)
CCV’s medical billing & coding digital credential helps prepare you to work in the complex industry of healthcare and understand the revenue cycle, health information systems, and regulations. Visit our digital credentials page for more comprehensive information on digital credentials and courses that make up this program.
Stackability
CCV programs are stackable, meaning they build on one another as you progress toward your goals. As you earn a health and human services credential, you can also pursue a certificate and associate degree at CCV. Classes you take while earning your credential will apply to a certificate or degree program through a clearly mapped pathway.
