What is Advanced CPAR?

Continued education with Advanced CPAR

The primary purpose of Advanced CPAR is to provide education, advocacy, leadership and support to the Account Representatives in all practice settings.

To achieve Advanced CPAR (ACPAR) status, you must fulfill the curriculum requirements by attending 5 (five) different Advanced CPAR sessions The various sessions required to earn Advanced CPAR status will be offered periodically throughout the year in different areas of the state, as well as at each HFMA Institute. Credits toward Advanced will only be applied after you have passed CPAR.

Credit towards Advanced CPAR will only apply after one has passed CPAR and the Advanced CPAR classes are taken after the CPAR graduation date.

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