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Applications are due in February or August
New Applications for the National Crisis Response Credentialing Program (NCRCP)
The cost of the new NCRCP will be $150 for new credentialing applicants, $75 for renewal every two years.
The complete Application form requests information on the applicant’s training and experience in trauma and/or community crisis response. The deadline for submission will be end of February or end of August each year (i.e., there are two deadline dates each year). Applications are reviewed and processed in the month following submission (i.e., March and September of each year). Certificates and wallet cards are sent out by the end of March or September, whichever applies, and 32 hours of trauma-related continuing education will be required over the next two years for renewal.
Renewals of NCRCP Credentials
A complete new Application form will NOT be required. Renewal forms will simply ask for verification of a minimum of 32 hours of trauma-related continuing education during the previous two years. Simplified renewal forms are available online. The deadline for submission will be end of February or end of August each year (i.e., there are two deadline dates each year). Applications are reviewed and processed in the month following submission (i.e., March and September of each year). Certificates and wallet cards are sent out by the end of March or September, whichever applies. Renewing applicants receive a new certificate and wallet card by the end of March or September, whichever applies.
Contact Deborah Baroch via email with any questions.
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NCRCP, as a voluntary, national credentialing body for Crisis Responders and providers of crisis response services, makes every effort to ensure that Applicants meet the minimum standards for the Crisis Responder credential. NCRCP makes every effort to ensure that Applicants offer a good faith representation of crisis response service experience through the questionnaire, observation testaments from supervisors, letters of recommendation and follow-up contact. NCRCP has no educational, legal, statutory, regulatory or investigative authority to ensure that Applicants are qualified or competent to provide services to survivors of crises. NCRCP cannot ensure the accuracy of the information provided by the Applicant. NCRCP reserves the right to make changes in the application requirements and process at any time and without notice. |
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More NCRCP Information
- Program Main Page
- NCRCP Application and Other Downloadable Forms
- Application Process & Costs
- NCRCP Application and Other Downloadable Forms
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