Credentialing is the process used by health care organizations to validate professional licensure, clinical experience, and preparation for specialty practice. Health care professionals must have ...

Verifiable is automating the healthcare credentialing and compliance process, which aims to verify a provider’s background information, skills and competency levels, and its development of ...

The credentialing initiative is part of a life-long learning program. "Once the service members arrive at their duty stations, they can continue the credentialing process," said Jack Peters, Metal ...

Yet, credentialing remains bogged down by inefficiencies. While healthcare continues to advance in clinical care, technology innovation and policy reforms, credentialing lags behind—perhaps not ...

Credentialing has two purposes. First, it helps to make the service more professional and educated by training enlisted members in up-to-date industry-recognized skills.

"The increased automation of credentialing provided by the software has significantly lessened the administrative burden on staff, freeing up FTEs and leading to staff reallocation," she continued.

"Earning medals during the event meant valuable points towards credentialing opportunities," Chief Warrant Officer 3 Charles H. Tally, Jr., Advanced Food Service Training Division chief said.