Urgent Care Association Certified Management Professional (CUCMP)

The Certified Urgent Care Management Professional (CUCMP) certification is a vital designation for any urgent care professional seeking to advance their knowledge and distinguish themselves within the industry.

UCA has developed the Certified Urgent Care Management Professional (CUCMP) curriculum to serve as the next step in development and advancement for the urgent care manager. This designation differs from the UCMC (Urgent Care Management Certificate) in that applicants must demonstrate one of the following:

A clinical Degree + 1-year supervisory experience in ambulatory care medicine; OR
2 years of supervisory experience in ambulatory care medicine; OR
A Certificate in Urgent Care Management (UCMC) from UCA + 1-year supervisory experience

Candidates will need ~62 credits followed by an examination at the conclusion to achieve the CUCMP designation. The examination will cover coursework and practical management scenarios including those unique to the on-demand healthcare industry. (Please note that the CUCMP application will not be approved until the application fee has been paid)

NEW - CUCMP Group discounts now available! View group application rates HERE and view CUCMP group webinar discount HERE. Once accepted into the program, there will be a CUCMP Bundle available for purchase so you can start earning credits right away. The full CUCMP curriculum will be available by the end of 2020 - View the course list HERE.

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Additional Resources:

CUCMP Application (Fill out the application once you have confirmed that you fit the criteria above)

View CUCMP Group Application Discounts

View CUCMP Group Webinar Discounts

CUCMP Curriculum (7 Domains, Over 60 Credits to develop and advance the urgent care professional)

UCMC / CUCMP Comparison (Not sure which is right for you? Learn more about the differences between UCMC & CUCMP)

Take the next step in your urgent care career! You will be part of an elite group when you complete the CUCMP designation. Distinguish yourself throughout the industry.

Additional Information/FAQs

How much time will I have to complete my CUCMP coursework?

Once your initial application has been accepted, you will have three (3) years to complete all coursework in order to earn your CUCMP designation. The coursework includes 62 credits, of which no less than 60% (37 credits) must be obtained through live education events (in-person conferences or live webinars*).

What is the financial investment for the CUCMP program?

The CUCMP application fee is $195 for UCA Members, and $395 for Non-members. Group discounts are available, and can be found HERE. After your application has been accepted, you can begin to sign up for in-person and online education, paying for those items as you go. Once your coursework has been completed (62 qualifying credits), there is an examination fee of $395 for UCA Members, and $595 for Non-members.

When will my CUCMP designation need to be renewed in order to remain active?

In order to maintain the designation, CUCMP must be renewed after two (2) years. During the 2-year period, the individual must complete no less than 25 credits, of which 15 (60%) must be live.* The CUCMP renewal fee is $195 for UCA Members, and $395 for Non-members.

Where will the coursework for CUCMP be available?

UCA will be offering CUCMP courses both live and online. Live opportunities include UCA in-person events and real-time webinars. Non-live opportunities include pre-recorded webinars, recorded lectures, JUCM, or other elements as designated and approved by UCA. At least 60% of the CUCMP coursework needs to be obtained through live UCA sponsored educational programs. Initial training must be UCA coursework since the examination is constructed from the content.

* Live hours may be face to face meeting content as designated by UCA or via live webinars where questions can be answered. Non-live includes pre-recorded webinars, UCA or other lectures, JUCM or other articles as designated by UCA. Mechanisms are in place for applicants to renewing managers to submit education attained elsewhere as a substitute for designated coursework, though there is no guarantee it will be accepted by the committee. (at least 60% needs to be UCA sponsored educational programs since an exam will be constructed based on the course content)

Don't qualify for the CUCMP program? - Check out the Urgent Care Management Certificate (UCMC) !