CPCA FAQs
The CPC Assessment will assess knowledge in the four core domains of nurse anesthesia practice. You will take a CPC Assessment (CPCA) once every 8-year CPC Program period--taken in your second 4-year cycle. Most CRNAs will take their first CPC Assessment either in the 2020-2024 or 2021-2025 CPC cycle, depending on your certification schedule.
- How will I report the required remedial credit(s) to the NBCRNA?
- Pearson VUE In-Person Testing Locations
- CPCA Exam Results Availability
- Can I take the CPCA Outside the U.S.?
- How Do I Reschedule or Change My CPCA with Pearson VUE Test?
- Did you participate in the CPC Assessment pilot?
- Do I need to have completed my Class A/Class B/Core Modules to take the CPCA?
- How Can I Prepare for the CPC Assessment (CPCA)?
- How long is the CPC Assessment?
- What if I decide not to practice or if I retire within a given CPC cycle?
- What do I need to do for remediation if I have a weak area identified after my Continued Professional Certification Assessment (CPCA) results are reported to me?
- How many times may I take the CPC Assessment?
- How Do I Choose My CPCA testing options?
- CPC - What is the cost?
- When do I need to take the CPCA?
- Will my performance on the CPCA affect my credential?
- How is the CPCA scored?