Recertification

All CCLSs must recertify every five years. The recertification process requires individuals to document knowledge and skill development over a five-year period in order to promote continuing competence.

There are two ways individuals can recertify: through Professional Development Units (PDUs) or by taking the Child Life Certification Exam.

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Recertification

All CCLSs must recertify every five years. The recertification process requires individuals to document knowledge and skill development over a five-year period in order to promote continuing competence.

There are two ways individuals can recertify: through Professional Development Units (PDUs) or by taking the Child Life Certification Exam.

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Recertification

All CCLSs must recertify every five years. The recertification process requires individuals to document knowledge and skill development over a five-year period in order to promote continuing competence.

There are two ways individuals can recertify: through Professional Development Units (PDUs) or by taking the Child Life Certification Exam.

Learn More

Recertification

All CCLSs must recertify every five years. The recertification process requires individuals to document knowledge and skill development over a five-year period in order to promote continuing competence.

There are two ways individuals can recertify: through Professional Development Units (PDUs) or by taking the Child Life Certification Exam.

Learn More

Recertification

All CCLSs must recertify every five years. The recertification process requires individuals to document knowledge and skill development over a five-year period in order to promote continuing competence.

There are two ways individuals can recertify: through Professional Development Units (PDUs) or by taking the Child Life Certification Exam.

Learn More