What does CHC mean in CERTIFICATIONS & DIPLOMAS

The Council for Homeopathic Certification (CHC) is a non-profit organization that provides certification and accreditation programs for homeopathic practitioners in the United States. CHC's mission is to promote the safe and effective practice of homeopathy through education, certification, and research.

Certification from the CHC demonstrates that a practitioner has met specific educational and experience requirements and has passed a rigorous examination. This certification helps to ensure that practitioners are competent and qualified to provide safe and effective homeopathic care.

To become certified by the CHC, practitioners must:

• Hold a degree from an accredited homeopathic medical school
• Have at least two years of clinical experience
• Pass the CHC's certification examination
• Adhere to the CHC's Code of Ethics

CHC certification provides practitioners with:

• Recognition of their expertise and qualifications
• Increased credibility and trust from patients
• Access to continuing education and professional development opportunities
• Eligibility for insurance coverage by some health plans

To apply for CHC certification, practitioners must submit an application form, along with supporting documentation of their education, experience, and examination results. The application process is competitive, and only qualified candidates will be granted certification.