NARA National Regulatory Professional Credential 2NRPC 2 RequirementsThe National Association for Regulatory Administration (NARA) National Regulatory Professional Credential 2 (NRPC 2) is for those individuals ready to take the next step beyond the NRPC 1 by advancing their skills with the NRPC 2. The NRPC 2 is an advanced credential designed for professionals who are ready to deepen their knowledge, strengthen practical skills, and demonstrate a higher level of competency. Please review the NARA NRPC Policy for full details on credentialing. If you are purchasing for an individual: Upon registering for the NARA NRPC 2 training, a welcome email with login details will be sent out to the email used to register. If you not receive an email within 24 hours of registration, please email [email protected]. If you are purchasing for a group or need to use a purchase order: A welcome email with login details will be sent out to the email used to register 7-10 business days after your invoice was created. For questions regarding your registration, please email [email protected]. RequirementsHold an NRPC 1 credentialTo be qualified to take the NRPC 2 training, a candidate must hold a valid, non-expired NRPC 1 certification.
Complete the following courses from the NARA NRPC 2 Curriculum:
The goal of this course is to provide the human care regulators with information related to the science and art of measurement systems as they relate to regulatory administration. Strengthening Licensing Through Enforcement
The goal of this course is to explore the types of support services that licensing agencies can deliver to providers to help increase compliance and quality care. Support Service Providers
The goal of this course is to familiarize the human care regulator with the basic principles of rule formulation by explaining the importance of rules in human care regulation and the statutory foundation for human care licensing by describing the types of support services that licensing agencies can deliver to providers to help increase compliance and quality care, applying information related to the science and art of measurement systems as they relate to regulatory administration, and by understanding strategic decision-making strategies and ethical considerations Program Monitoring Systems
The goal of this course is to detail the process of enforcing licensing rules and regulations, explaining positive and negative enforcement strategies and when to use them, as well as providing instruction and guidance on the requirements and procedures for administrative hearings. Decesion Making through Legistation*The goal of this course is to explore the types of support services that licensing agencies can deliver to providers to help increase compliance and quality care.
Pay the NRPC 2 Credentialing Fee:Credential costs include:Total Credential costs for the NRPC 2 training bundle are:
● Each course is billed at $156.25/course for members, and $312.50/course for non-members.
Pass the NRPC2 Comprehensive final exam with 75 or higherAll learners must pass the comprehensive exam with a minimum score of 75. Please email us at [email protected] if ADA accommodations will be required for testing. Candidates are expected to complete the NARA NRPC 2 credential exam from their own knowledge. ● The initial exam fee is billed into the NRPC 2 credential package and includes two NRPC 2 exam attempts.
Supervisor VerificationThe final step in earning your NRPC 2 certification is supervisor verification. Embedded within the courses is a form where you will provide the email address of your direct supervisor. Once you submit your supervisor’s email address, we will send your supervisor a brief verification form. Your supervisor only needs to complete and submit the form. No separate letter of recommendation is required. After your supervisor completes the verification process, your NRPC 2 certification requirements will be reviewed for completion and your certification can be processed.
Sign NARA code of EthicsSubmit a signed pledge to follow the NARA Code of Ethics. *Violating the Honor Code is also a violation of the NARA Code of Ethics. Awarding the Credential
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