CDME Recertification
Earning a credential is a long-term commitment to yourself and your career. Recertification is the process of renewing your certification through ongoing learning and professional development activities.
Earning a credential is a long-term commitment to yourself and your career. Recertification is the process of renewing your certification through ongoing learning and professional development activities.
Continuing education will help you stay relevant as the profession evolves and grows. Your credential provides a significant competitive advantage and you’ll want to maintain it to keep your active status.
CDME certification is valid for four (4) years. A CDME must earn and report a total of 40 continuing education (CE) credits and pay the recertification fee within every four-year recertification cycle to maintain the CDME credential. Educational programs do not need to be produced by Destinations International to qualify for CE credits. It is the responsibility of each CDME to maintain records documenting qualified credits earned. Destinations International reserves the right to audit that documentation. Any reported credits that cannot be verified during an audit process will be disqualified. A program agenda or a letter signed and dated by the program sponsor/ provider is acceptable documentation. Records of documentation should be retained for two (2) full years after completion of each four-year recertification cycle.
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CDME recertification credits are available for attendance at the Destinations International 2022 Annual Convention and Summits.
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