THIS APPLICATION IS FOR CURRENT CDCM’S and CDP’s APPLYING FOR RENEWAL OF THEIR CERTIFICATIONS.
First Name:
Middle Initial:
Last Name:
Personal Address
Home address:
City:
State:
Zip Code:
Home Phone:
Cell:
Email Address:
Has your name changed in the last two years?
Yes
No
If yes, what was your previous name?
Has your home address changed in the last two years? If yes, please be sure that the above address is your current address.
Yes
No
Employment Info
Are you still employed with Golden Living?
Yes
No
If No, Year you left
Employment & Company Name:
Your Position/Title:
Work Address:
City:
County:
State:
Zip:
Work Email Adddress:
Company Web Address:
What type of community do you work for?
Select One
Nursing Home
Assisted Living
CCRC
Management Company
Residential
Other
If Other, Please list
Do you currently manage or supervise a dementia unit?
Yes
No
If yes, how many beds?
Do you supervise staff?
Yes
No
If yes, how many staff do you supervise?
If NOT EMPLOYEED, are you currently looking for a job?
Select One
I am currently looking for a job
No, I'm retired
Other
If OTHER, please explain.
Please list previous experience if currently not working:
Licensure Info
Are you currently certified or licensed in a health care profession?
Yes
No
Initials (not your title) after your name: Ex. ADC, RN, LCSW, CNA
Are you currently in good standing with your other license or certification? Ex. RN, LPN, CNA
Yes
No
List the license or certification numbers:
What state holds your license or certification?
Yes
No
What government agency or certifying body do you have your license or certification with (Example NCTRC)?
Tool Kit
Have you downloaded the free staff in-services for NCCDP Alzheimer’s dementia Staff Education Week Feb 14-21 free tool kit and free staff in-services which are available November till March?
Yes
No
If no, will you download the free information?
Yes
No
If No, Please explain:
Registry
I acknowledge that my name will be placed on the NCCDP CDCM & CDP registry located on the web site.
YOUR ADDRESS WILL NOT BE SHOWN ON THE WEB SITE!
Your Initial:
Code of Ethics
National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners
Code of Ethics for Certified Dementia Practitioners (CDP®)
The CDP provides services to the health care profession with respect and dignity to the Dementia Client.
The CDP recognizes and respects the Dementia Client individuality.
The CDP participates in ongoing education and stays current with regards to Dementia issues and the National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners Body of Knowledge.
The CDP maintains competence in his chosen profession.
The CDP will report to the National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners any acts by a Certified Dementia Practitioner that is illegal or unethical.
The CDP assumes absolute responsibility for your own individual actions.
The CDP will stay current with certifications with the National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners.
The CDP insures the privacy of the dementia client and applies all HIPPA Regulations.
The CDP works to implement innovative ideas to the health care setting that may help a Dementia Client.
The CDP works to insure that quality of life is provided for the Dementia Clients residing in your health care setting.
The CDP networks with other health care professionals, attends Dementia / Alzheimer’s Seminars, Conventions, Support Groups and Ethics Committees.
The CDP respects the Dementia Clients customs, religious beliefs, and philosophy.
The CDP is truthful and avoids providing false or misleading Information.
The CDP will not use the National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners on any brochure or advertising without the express permission of this organization and in no way benefit directly or Indirectly at the expense of the National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners.
The CDP understands that its certification with the National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners does not in any way confer upon the CDP any type of licensure as a health care provider.
Print your name to indicate that you have read the Code of Ethics: