IBHRE-C3
The International Board of Heart Rhythm Examiners has transitioned to a new certification maintenance program, IBHRE-Continuous Competency, Continuous Learning, Continuous Certification (C3).
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An innovative approach to longitudinal assessments, IBHRE-C3 is a real time competency validation process that helps specialists remain current in their area of expertise while maintaining their certification. It is a completely virtual process that no longer requires certified specialists to sit for the 10-year comprehensive exam.
Note that IBHRE-C3 has become IBHRE's official process for maintaining certification and the 10-year comprehensive maintenance exam will be phased out by the end of 2031.
IBHRE-C3 will be required for:
- CCDS
- CDRMS
- CEPS
- CEPS-A
- CEPS-P
About IBHRE-C3:
- IBHRE-C3 FAQs
- IBHRE-C3 Process
- IBHRE-C3 Registration
- IBHRE-C3 User Instructions Manual
- Transition to IBHRE-C3 - HISTORICAL RESOURCE
- Why IBHRE-C3?
IBHRE will add new assessments regularly to the C3 platform based upon newly selected recommended articles.
DO NOT CREATE A NEW ACCOUNT - USE YOUR IBHRE/HRS EMAIL ADDRESS.
IMPORTANT COMMUNICATION NOTICE
IBHRE communicates all certification and IBHRE-C3 deadlines, reminders, and program updates via e-mail. Specialists who unsubscribe or opt out of IBHRE email communications will not receive C3 notices, deadline reminders, newsletters, or other important information. Specialists who wish to receive these are responsible for resubscribing to IBHRE emails and ensuring that IBHRE messages are not blocked, filtered, or routed to spam or quarantine folders. To resubscribe, Specialists can submit a request online to: https://www.HRSonline.org/resubscribe
It is the Specialist's responsibility to monitor certification status and ensure all C3 requirements are completed by the published deadline. Failure to receive all communications due to opt-out preferences, email filtering, or spam/quarantine settings, or change of email address does not exempt a Specialist from meeting program requirements. IBHRE shall not be responsible or liable for Specialist's failure to receive email notifications.
Questions? Contact IBHRE at [email protected].