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Why CVAHP Certification?

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If you’re thinking of becoming CVAHP Certified, maybe you’re wondering WIIFM? See what CVAHP Certified members had to say about the value of certification:

Susan Toomey, BS, CMRP, CVAHP
AHVAP President
Sr. Value Analysis Coordinator
Renewing my CVAHP has not only been a professional achievement. It’s also self-satisfaction for my personal development. CVAHP is a great opportunity to test your Value Analysis skills and also helps to brush up on areas for improvement. CVAHP is a win-win for a Value Analysis professional or even for those who are key stakeholders associated with a Value Analysis team.

Barbara Strain, MA, CVAHP
AHVAP Board Strategic Liaison, Co-chair IBEC, HIAC & 2021 Conference Committees
I was very proud to receive my CVAHP-Value Analysis Certification as recognition of the profession of value analysis as well as honoring the more than 20 years of experience actively improving healthcare outcomes while achieving overall value. I have twice renewed my certification to remain current with healthcare industry trends and to proudly call myself a value analysis professional.

Dee Donatelli, BSN, CMRP, CVAHP, MBA, RN
Vice President, SYMPLR
Certification is defined as an official document attesting to a status or level of achievement. The CVAHP is a validation of knowledge in the area of value analysis. To me certification is a matter of pride, I include it in every introduction. It is valuable to me to demonstrate my expertise as a professional in the industry. Recognition of achievement should not be underestimated both for current roles and responsibilities as for future advancements. 

Jillian Jalbert RN, BS, CVAHP ESQ
Senior Director Clinical Services, Yankee Alliance
As Sr. Director of Clinical Services at Yankee Alliance it was important for me to let my members know that I want to be as qualified as possible to best assist them with their Value Analysis Teams. Being a Certified Value Analysis Healthcare Professional does exactly that. 

Karla K. Barber MHA, BSN, RN, CVAHP
Senior Healthcare Clinical Project Consultant, KB Clinical Consulting, LLC
The CVAHP certification brought recognition to the Value Analysis team in our organization by enhancing our professional credibility. We are the strongest link to patient safety and organizational efficiency in the healthcare supply chain, new medical device management, and/or new technology arena. CVAHP serves to enrich your self-image and reputation among peers, improves career opportunities ─ promotion, pay increases, and job portability. This and the verification of expanded knowledge and skills that come with the certification prepares you for more job responsibilities and executive credibility, this and more are the reasons that I continue to renew my certification.

Susan Miller, CMRP, CVAHP, MSN, RN
Senior Director, Enterprise Value Analysis, Thomas Jefferson University and Jefferson Health
Achieving CVAHP certification contributes to the credibility of not only the Value Analysis professionals but also the Value Analysis program and practices in our organization. It represents a dedication to Healthcare Value Analysis and is a tangible reminder that those who have achieved CVAHP certification possess a comprehensive knowledge of our professional standards and practices. In addition CVAHP certified Value Analysis professionals help to ensure that our program not only functions at a high level but also strives to continuously improve and it raises the profile of Jefferson’s program in the Value Analysis community.

Get the picture? CVAHP Certification is an investment in your professional career, a recognition of excellence and a mark of distinction.

Again this year, AHVAP is offering the CVAHP Prep Workshop as a pre-conference session on Wednesday, October 27. Plan to attend the CVAHP Prep Workshop then get registered for your exam!

 

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