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Email this pageThe CPH exam will be administered from October 6-27 at over 180 computer-based Applied Measurement Professionals (AMP) Assessment Centers geographically located throughout the United States. AMP Assessment Centers are available outside of the USA by arrangement. In addition, a paper-based exam will be administered in San Francisco, CA on Sunday October 28 in conjunction with the ASPH and American Public Health Association (APHA) annual meetings. Following the October administration, the CPH exam will also be given in February 2013.
To be eligible to sit for the CPH exam, all candidates must have a graduate level degree (master’s or doctoral) or be enrolled at a CEPH-accredited school or program. Students enrolled at a CEPH-accredited school or program must have completed 21 credit hours towards their public health degree and must have taken classes in the public health core.
Registration will open in July 2012. For more information about the CPH, see www.nbphe.org
