A Certified Prevention Professional (CPP), who does not complete the renewal procedures required every two years, will have his/her certification automatically lapse. This section addresses the recertification process for those who individuals whose certification had lapsed in Washington State or in another IC&RC jurisdiction and who are now interested in applying to regain their CPP or Certified Prevention Specialist credential.

 

Note: This is different than the normal renewal process every two years for CPPs. 

 

To regain certification status, the individual will be required to complete and submit the current fee and documentation required in the Recertification Application, specifically: 

 

• Recertification Application Form Revised04022020 (Word)

• Recertification Application Form Revised04022020 (PDF)

• Code of Ethical Conduct for Prevention Professionals

• Criminal History Background Check

• Recertification Application:  Continuing Education/Clock Hours Form. (For more information, also refer to Guidelines for Acceptable Trainings.)

• Please submit a check with your application - refer to the Fee Schedule for the amount. Or to pay by credit or debit card, please go to the Pay Online page (a processing fee may apply).

 

If approved, recertification is granted for a two-year period.