NCC Celebrates 50 Years of Certification Excellence and Certified Nurses Everywhere!

CHICAGO, March 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- This year the National Certification Corporation (NCC) Celebrates 50 years of service to the community of obstetric, neonatal and women's healthcare professionals by providing a Second Chance Free Examination Promotion. The importance of the certified healthcare community and the care they provide cannot be overstated!

The last few years have shown us the continued importance of nurses and other health care professionals. Whether at a hospital, clinic, home, long-term care facility, or patient transport, we depend on knowledgeable, skilled, and compassionate professionals. Nurses are committed to giving safe, high-quality care no matter what the setting, and it is important for the public to know they can trust those caring for them and their loved ones during their most vulnerable times.

Certified nurses have demonstrated specialized knowledge and are dedicated to keeping that knowledge current. Their commitment to excellence and ongoing professional development is key to patient trust, and they are to be celebrated.

NCC honors all nurses and health care professionals who continue to validate their expertise and knowledge in their specialty. We salute these experts in their field.
Happy Certified Nurses Day - March 19, 2025

Certified Nurses and Certified Advanced Practice Nurses. . .

• meet and exceed nationally recognized standards of proficiency and professionalism
• are clinical experts - dedicated to providing quality, evidence-based clinical care
• have gone beyond licensure to validate their expertise and specialty knowledge through a rigorous national examination
• are committed to continuing competency, patient advocacy, and professional practice
• maintain their specialty knowledge through specialized continuing education and continuing competency initiatives

Nurses are the foremost providers of care throughout the health care system… Nurses certified in their clinical specialties serve as agents of change and advocates of best practice for the patients they serve.
--Robin L. Bissinger, PhD, APRN, NNP-BC, FAAN, NCC Chief Executive Officer.

NCC recognizes the commitment and demonstrated expertise of these professionals and has awarded more than 228,000 certifications in the obstetric, neonatal, and women's health care specialties. Visit NCC's recognition webpage to view and share PSAs showing the importance of certified nurses.
https://www.nccwebsite.org/about-ncc/ncc-recognizes-certified-nurses

ABOUT NCC:

NCC is a non-profit organization committed to promoting quality health care to women, neonates and their families. NCC provides a national certification program for nurses, physicians and other licensed health professionals in the obstetric, gynecologic, women's health and neonatal specialties. More than 228,000 licensed health care professionals have been awarded prestigious NCC certifications since its inception in 1975.

SOURCE National Certification Corporation