Category: Recertification
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IBLCE Introduces Inactive Status for 2023
As previously announced, IBLCE is introducing a new “Inactive” Status on January 1, 2023, that will allow candidates who did not recertify on time to reinstate either by examination or by CE Self-Assessment and CERPs. Beginning with IBCLCs who were due to recertify in 2022, IBCLCs who do not recertify in the year their credential…
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IBLCE is pleased to announce a new, dynamic IBCLC registry
After completing a major project to leverage additional functions of IBLCE’s database while maintaining privacy, IBLCE has a new, dynamic registry to provide IBCLCs with a useful tool to verify their certification in near real time. This new registry updates within 24 hours of changes being made in the IBLCE Credential Management System. The previous…
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Continuing Education Self-Assessment Now Available to IBCLCs Due to Recertify in 2023
The IBCLC Continuing Education (CE) Self-Assessment is now available to all IBCLCs due to recertify in 2023. The CE Self-Assessment is required for all IBCLCs who choose to recertify by CERPs. IBCLCs due to recertify in 2023 were sent an email with instructions to access the CE Self-Assessment. If you have not received your email,…
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The Deadline to Recertify by CERPs Is Extended to October 31, 2022
As this is the first year candidates can Recertify by CERPs with the CE Self-Assessment, IBLCE has extended the recertification deadline for one time only for candidates recertifying in 2022. Candidates who need to renew their IBCLC credential in 2022 now have until October 31 to apply for recertification by CE Self-Assessment and CERPs. IBCLCs may continue…