Health Care professionals are defined by a standard of conduct in commitment, confidentiality, and relationships. Committed to performance improvement and maintaining integrity, the members of CHCPA recognize personal accountability and moral obligation to all customers served—patients, employees, employers, organizations and the public.
CHCPA promotes the dignity of the profession and are committed to practicing with integrity, decency and accountability, respecting all regulations and laws and declining to participate in or conceal any unethical, false, fraudulent or deceptive activity. CHCPA’s primary commitment is to the health, safety and well-being of patients. Members of CHCPA must take proper steps which are consistent with organization policy regarding any instances of incompetent, unethical, illegal, or impaired practice.
uphold the level of competency as outlined in the Standards of Practice for Health Care Professionals
practice the profession with honesty, integrity, and accountability
seek the trust and confidence of all customers
promote the right of privacy for all individuals and protect the maintenance of confidential information to the fullest extent permitted by law
support cultural change that encourages the reporting of events that may result in actual or potential harm to patients or others
use expertise to inform employers or clients of possible positive and negative outcomes of management decisions in an effort to facilitateinformed decision making
assist the professional development and advancement of colleagues
use the CHCPA designation only after passing the examination, adhere to standards established by the CHCPA, and continuing to maintain those standards through the recertification process
maintain membership in professional organizations as a means of promoting quality and professional growth and avoid the use of such membership for
maintain active personal and professional development programs in the field of health care professional and exhibits a broad range of knowledge
create and support an environment that fosters teamwork, emphasizes quality, recognize the customer, and promote learning
maintain a commitment to the improvement of the professional through participation in, and active support of, the local, state, and national professional organizations
address concerns and take formal actions to resolve or report the unethical or questionable practices to the appropriate channels
establish quality as the guiding principle when exploring organizational efforts to control health care costs.
provide leadership and consultative services to departments and services within the organization in achieving regulatory, accreditation, and organizational compliance in quality and in performance management and improvement activities
seek management involvement in the development of a planning approach that supports health care quality and patient safety
support customer satisfaction as a primary goal for the organization's quality activities
standardize the approach for determining customer expectations
serve as a customer advocate in resolution of concerns and initiation of performance improvement activities.
pursue certification through a formal program that enhances professional competencies and recognizes leadership in health care
establish specific quality-related goals for management to measure the organization's processes and outcomes
demonstrate management skills in the administration of programs that focus on improved outcomes of patient care or health care delivery systems.
possess skill in health information fundamentals, including application of basic statistical processes, data analysis and reporting, and computer use
hold excellent written and verbal communication skills, applicable in both individual and organizational development
uphold access to medical information by appropriate health providers, researchers, and public health agencies, balanced with appropriate
support programs to recognize achievements related to health care quality
exhibit a commitment to the Code of Ethics for Health Care Professionals
ensure staff involvement in all health care quality team efforts
mentor others in the principles of health care quality.
ensure that personnel have the appropriate and necessary skills and tools to evaluate problems and achieve improvements
undertake proactive quality efforts
seek to identify root causes of problems rather than focus on individual members or events.
ensure that customer expectations guide the development and continuous improvement of processes, products, and services
integrate training, recognition, team approach, and customer satisfaction to create a standard approach to the continuous improvement of organizational process.
act as an agent of change and is effective in the change process, including the identification of opportunities to improve, the resolution of problems, and the evaluation of the effectiveness of change
About CHCPA
CHCPA is the leading professional association representing physicians, medical practitioners, nurses, health care technical professionals and rehabilitation providers. The mission of CHCPA is to promote excellence in health care and rehabilitation by providing support,information and advocacy to its members.
Contact Us
By mail and in person :
Certified Health Care Professional Association
100 North Barranca Street,
Suite 702，West Covina,
California 91791
Tel：626-898-9777
By email:
Student's Enrollment/Registration
student_registration@chcpa.org
Courses/Certification/Membership
info@chcpa.org
CIPA Examination Exemption
exam_exemption@chcpa.org
