© Certification Application Guidelines

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CHECKLIST OF EVIDENCE REQUIRED TO SUPPORT AN APPLICATION The following is a checklist of the evidence (“attachments”) that you must submit to the CMSA at the time of your online application. Please refer to your nominated vocational Pathway to Certification and use the list provided below to check that you have all the required “attachments” available on your personal computer to submit to the CMSA when you apply online. Pathway 1 – Certified Practising Case Manager™ Application  Copy of your minimal level of Qualification as applicable (i.e. PhD of Masters Degree or CHC70208 Vocational Graduate Certificate) copy must be certified  Employment Verification Form or Statutory Declaration Form (if self employed) copy must be signed by your employer and certified  A PDF copy of your Curriculum Vitae (CV) Pathway 2 – Certified Practising Case Manager™ Application  Copy of your minimal level of Qualification (i.e. Bachelor Degree) copy must be certified Employment Verification Form or Statutory Declaration Form (if self employed) copy must be signed by your employer and certified  A PDF copy of your Curriculum Vitae (CV)  Referee Form 1 copy must be signed by referee and certified  Referee Form 2 copy must be signed by referee and certified  Certificate of Attainment in Competency in the National Standards for Case Managers official PDF copy issued by CMSA Pathway 3 – Certified Practising Case Manager™ Application  Copy of your minimal level of Qualification ‘as applicable’ (i.e. Diploma OR Certificate) copy must be certified  Employment Verification Form or Statutory Declaration Form (if self employed) copy must be signed by your employer and certified  A PDF copy of your Curriculum Vitae (CV)  Professional Training and Development (PTD) Forms A and Form B copies must be signed by applicant and certified  Referee Form 1 copy must be signed by referee and certified  Referee Form 2 copy must be signed by referee and certified  Certificate of Attainment in Competency in the National Standards for Case Managers official PDF copy issued by CMSA Pathway 4 – Certified Case Manager (Non Practising)™ Application  Employment Verification Form or Statutory Declaration Form (if self employed) copy must be signed by your employer and certified  A PDF copy of your Curriculum Vitae (CV)  Professional Training and Development (PTD) Forms A and Form B copies must be signed by applicant and certified  Referee Form 1 copy must be signed by referee and certified  Referee Form 2 copy must be signed by referee and certified  Certificate of Attainment in Competency in the National Standards for Case Managers official PDF copy issued by CMSA CERTIFIED COPIES OF ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS Part A The following forms must be completed and certified copies submitted to the CMSA as part of your online application. The forms you are required to submit is dependent upon the vocational pathway you have nominated in your application for certification. These forms are available online at www.cmsa.org.au on the Certification page of the website. Please download and save a copy to your personal computer. Please note all information must be typed into the form, saved and then printed prior to being signed and certified. You must then scan the certified copy and save a copy to your personal computer in readiness to attach to your online application. Hand written copies will not be accepted by the CMSA.  Referee Form 1 copy must be signed by referee and certified  Referee Form 2 copy must be signed by referee and certified Please refer to the list below for details of the forms you are required to submit using Pathway 1, Pathway 2, Pathway 3 or Pathway 4.

1. Employment Verification Form This is a compulsory requirement for all applications via Pathway 1, 2, 3 & 4

The Case Management Society of Australia (CMSA) Certification sets the benchmark of excellence in case management. Certified Practising Case Managers™ (CPCM) and Certified Case Managers (Non Practising)™ (CCMNP) adhere to the CMSA National Standards and National Code of Ethics for Case Management and are recognised for their advanced education, experience, knowledge, and skills by their colleagues, consumers and employers.