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Mission:
IC&RC protects the
public by establishing standards and facilitating
reciprocity for the credentialing of
addiction-related professionals.
Vision:
IC&RC will continue to be the global
resource for the highest standards in
addiction-related healthcare credentialing.
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Credentialing
IC&RC establishes, monitors, and advances reciprocal competency
standards for credentialing of professionals.
Standards
The minimum standards for each reciprocal credential are
listed below. Note that each Member Board may have
higher standards for each credential. Please see our
Member Board page for contact information.
International Certification
There are currently seven international reciprocal certifications offered
through IC&RC:
- Internationally Certified
Alcohol & Drug Counselor (ICADC)
- Internationally Certified Advanced Alcohol & Drug Counselor (ICAADC)
- Internationally Certified Clinical Supervisor (ICCS)
- Internationally Certified Criminal Justice Addictions Professional (ICCJP)
- Internationally Certified Prevention Specialist (ICPS)
- Internationally Certified
Co-Occurring Disorders Professional (ICCDP)
- Internationally Certified
Co-Occurring Disorders Professional Diplomate (ICCDPD)
Benefits of International Certification:
- Gain greater professional
recognition.
- Enhance your reputation in the
counseling, clinical supervision and/or co-occurring
disorders profession.
- Confirm your proficiency as a
counselor, clinical supervisor and/or co-occurring disorders
professional.
- International certification for
counselors (ICADC) is required by the U.S. Department of
Transportation (DOT) for recognition as a SAP.
Contact your
Member Board for application information.
Credential Verification
If you hold any of IC&RC's
International Certifications and need it verified use the
Verification Form and return to IC&RC. Please allow two weeks for
processing.
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