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The Comprehensive Guide to Becoming a Certified Newborn Care Specialist
by Newborn Care Trning Jan 19, 2022 Accreditation, Business
Greetings! You've taken the first step towards embarking on an incredibly rewarding journey as a Newborn Care Specialist NCS. The demand for NCS services has never been higher and shows no signs of slowing down. This is a fantastic time to jump into this field where you can make a significant impact in caring for newborns and their families.
Let's address some common questions about becoming an NCS, like whether you need specific certification or trning before starting your career.
NCS Requirements:
There are currently no established requirements for becoming an NCS within the United States. This lack of regulation offers both opportunities and challenges: On one hand, it democratizes entry into the field by lowering barriers to education and licensure; on the other hand, it underscores the importance of setting personal standards in terms of trning, experience, and professional development.
At Newborn Care Trning Academy NCTA, we believe that every NCS should m for the following minimum qualifications:
Formal trning as a Newborn Care Specialist
Certification in CPR First d
Approximately two years of pd, hands-on newborn care experience
Continued education across relevant disciplines
Accreditation and Certification:
NCTA is proud to be the pioneering organization that received accreditation worldwide. This achievement has set a high standard for other NCS trning programs and established industry benchmarks. To ensure your program meets these standards or above, verify its accreditation through the relevant body.
The distinction between certification vs. certificate:
Most trning programs offer either an NCS Certificate of Completion or provide pathways to become Certified NCSs after completing additional courses. It's essential to choose a course your career goals; for instance, becoming certified requires:
1 Trning approved by Newborn Care Trning International or Newborn Care Specialist Association
2 Or trning accredited by an organization allowing certification
While certification isn't mandatory, obtning it can significantly enhance your professional profile and attract clients.
If you're ready to launch your NCS career, the Newborn Care Specialist trning at our Academy is a great starting point. You can learn more about us here.
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