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Skip to Main Navigation Skip to Main Content Skip to Footer Skip to main content warning magnifying-glass facebook twitter youtube linkedin Instagram toggle to open mobile menu Close Toggle search input News & Views Public FAQs Search Login Verify Credential Menu Initial Certification Continued Certification / CPC Exams About Us Publications Research Students I want to... Change my name Update my profile Request a receipt Request a duplicate card CPCA Application Windows The first CPC Assessment (CPCA) windows will open in August and November. Learn more about the CPCA and process on the CPC Assessment page. Learn More CPC Renewal Application Window Now Open The application window for CPC Renewal is now open for CRNAs due to renew their certification by July 31, 2021. Download a helpful infographic that covers what is required for the first four year cycle of the CPC Program. Download Getting ready to take the CPC Assessment? Getting ready to take the CPC Assessment? Check out this toolkit of resources to help you prepare for the CPC Assessment. Visit Toolkit Announces Selection of New CEO Introducing 's new CEO John Preston, DNSc, CRNA, FNAP, APRN. Read Press Release CRNA CPC Timeline Multimedia Question of the Week Class B Table Recent News May 2021, CPC Assessment: The first CPCA windows opening in August and November. Read More March 2021, New Certificant Elected Director (CED): welcomes Sarah Giron, PhD, CRNA, to the Board as the new Certificant-Elected Director. Congratulations! Read More View All News Why Your Credential Matters Despite a shifting economy and ever-changing job expectations, the strong CRNA credential continues to be recognized as validation of knowledge in the nurse anesthesia profession. View More Video: In Motion In the rapidly changing and increasingly complex nurse anesthesia practice environment, there is great demand for practitioners to remain updated in knowledge, understanding, and skills. The is continually working to strengthen the nurse anesthesia credential and position the profession well for the future. See More at our Youtube channel! Spotlight View All Nancy Christiano, DNAP, CRNA VA Long Beach Healthcare System What does the CRNA credential mean to you? The CRNA credential represents the high standards that all CRNAs are expected to function at, and displays accountability to the public. Anne Marie Remy, CRNA Puerto Rico Association of Nurse Anesthetists What does the CRNA credential mean to you? The CRNA credential is independence to offer the best of care to our patients based on their safety, and offer them personalized service seeing them holistically, emotionally, physically, and with a smile to let them know they are in good hands. As a leader I am proud to offer my time to my fellow colleagues to help them grow, and to protect them in times of needs and changes. Thomas Pallaria, DNP, CRNA Program Director Rutgers University Nurse Anesthesia Program What does the CRNA credential mean to you? Throughout my career the CRNA credential represents advocacy: advocacy for our patients, for our scope of practice, and for the education of the next generation of CRNAs. Lanny Coker, DNSc, CRNA Assistant Professor, Associate Program Director University of Tennessee Health Science Center What does the CRNA credential mean to you? The CRNA credential validates my competency and right to practice as a professional. It reassures the public that they have a certified and competent provider at the head of the OR table. It makes a great public statement for the profession. Delphos E. Price Jr., MSNB, CRNA, APRN CRNA Staff OutPatient Anesthesia Specialists- Wilmington, DE What does the CRNA credential mean to you? The nurse anesthesia credential means that I am one of the most qualified anesthesia experts in health care today! CRNAs are the “top Gun” of APRNs due to our education and clinical experience during school and practice. Jennifer Brady, DNP, CRNA Staff Nurse Anesthetist Fort Campbell, KY What does the CRNA credential mean to you? "Maintaining CRNA credentials helps support our profession and visibility of the important work we do. We provide not only safe care to our patients but care on an unparalleled level. Nurses are consistently the most trusted profession, and I’m honored to do it at an advanced level. Michael E. Conti, PhD, CRNA Assistant Program Director, Assistant Professor Emory University What does the CRNA credential mean to you? The CRNA credential has afforded me the privilege to provide anesthesia care services to patients and to teach what I love to do. I can’t imagine doing anything else. Unwavering Focus on Patient Safety The National Board of Certification and Recertification for Nurse Anesthetists () is the nation's certifying body for the initial and continued certification for the more than 55,000 Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists. The is dedicated to promoting patient safety by enhancing provider quality in the field of nurse anesthesia. We accomplish our mission through the development and implementation of credentialing programs that support lifelong learning among nurse anesthetists. . About us Stay tuned for new podcast episodes! Get resources on-the-go with Engage: The Podcast . The podcasts will cover all components of the CPC Program, frequently asked questions, how to get involved with the , and more. To listen, check out our podcast page where you can also download episodes to listen at your convenience. 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