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These lists represent all those who have successfully
passed the IBHRE exam and become certified.
IBHRE
recognizes continued competency of its certificants through evidence
of the following activities:
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Documentation of participation in professional development activities
every five years
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Maintaining good standing and involvement in the heart rhythm
management field
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Successful re-examination every ten years
Recertification is required every ten (10) years for all IBHRE
certification designations. Five (5) years after passing the exam,
certificants must attest to having completed 45 contact hours of
professional development activities that are applicable to their IBHRE
certification. Ten (10) years after passing the exam, certificants
must re-certify by re-examination. Candidates must also attest that
they are currently active and involved in the field of cardiac rhythm
management and that they remain in good standing within the medical
community. Candidates who do not meet these requirements will lapse in
their certification. To read more about recertification,
click here.
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