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- Begin with Section A, where you will input your contact information. Ensure that you provide your name, social security number or date of birth, mailing address, and daytime phone number accurately.
- Move on to Section B, which requires documentation of your professional practice experience. Fill out one Section B for each position held, detailing your role, institution, and diabetes education hours accrued.
- In Section C, have your immediate supervisor verify your employment details. This section must be signed and dated by them to confirm the accuracy of the information provided in Section B.
- Finally, complete Section D by summarizing your continuing education activities. List all relevant courses attended within the last two years and ensure they meet CBDCE requirements.
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National Certification Board for Diabetes Care and Education (CBDCE; Formerly NCBDE) Community Champion Program Committee Chair, 2015-2021
The discipline requirement for licensure aligns with the National Certification Board for Diabetes Educators (NCBDE) requirements for the CDE credential.