MEAC-Accredited Program Examination Eligibility

A candidate may become eligible to take the NARM Exam after NARM has reviewed and accepted the documentation required for the MEAC-accredited program pathway. Before authorizing the candidate to test, NARM must determine that the candidate:

  • meets the general requirements for all candidates that apply at the examination stage;
  • has submitted acceptable evidence of graduation or completion of all applicable program requirements;
  • has completed and documented the additional clinical experience required for this pathway;
  • has resolved any deficiencies identified during application review; and
  • has paid all applicable fees.

When these requirements have been accepted, NARM will notify the candidate of eligibility and provide instructions for registering and scheduling the examination.

Approval to take the NARM Exam confirms only that the candidate has met the requirements necessary to proceed to testing. It does not constitute CPM certification and does not authorize the candidate to use the CPM designation.

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