Applicants must submit their application by the quarterly deadline (listed below), and if approved are then able to sit for their exam during the following quarter.
When Can I Take the CMAC Exam?Īpplications to sit for the CMAC certification exam are processed quarterly. *There is no reciprocity between eligibility or credentialing for the CMAC or ACM programs.
Bachelor’s degree and five years’ experience as a case manager. Bachelor’s degree and three years’ experience in case management administration or. Master’s degree and three years’ experience as a case manager. Master’s degree and one-year experience in case management administration. Candidates that are not RNs or SWs are to use Track Two to apply for the exam.Ĭertification Criteria: Candidates must continue to meet the ACM exam eligibility requirements and hold a current ACM-RN or ACM-SW credential that is in good standing.Įxperience Criteria: Two (2) years’, or 4,160 hours, of work experience employed as a case manager, case management administrator and/or leader, or in a role that falls within the ACMA Standards of Practice & Scope of Services.Ī candidate must meet the education and experience requirements in one of the following categories: Meeting criteria within either of the two eligibility tracks provided will be sufficient.Īll RNs and SWs who meet the eligibility requirements for the Accredited Case Manager exam are required to hold their ACM credential at the time of application and must apply using Track One requirements. There are two tracks of eligibility to sit for the CMAC certification exam. Successful completion of the exam will result in the award of the CMAC credential. The CMAC exam consist of 200 multiple choice questions that must be completed with in a 3.5 hour testing window. CMAC sets a national standard for requisite knowledge deemed appropriate for the practice of case management administration by, assisting the employer, public, members of the health professions in the assessment and identification of case management administrators. The CMAC is designed to measure the level knowledge required for case management administration. The Case Management Administrator Certification (CMAC) was created in 1999 and later in 2018 acquired by ACMA. 
National Hospital Case Management Survey.
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