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Candidate Handbook / Application
The Certified Wound Specialist® Exam
is offered in a continuous testing cycle starting February 5, 2012. Testing will be offered at 170 sites across the United States. A new Candidate Handbook and Application will be available for download in November 2011.
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You will need Acrobat Reader to open the
PDF files, and Microsoft Word to open the
DOC files. NOTE: All application materials
must arrive at the AAWM together in the
same envelope by the application deadline.
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What are the steps in applying
to become a CWS®?
1. Complete the entire
Application
with all fields filled in with biographical
information including social security
number, and testing center application.
2.
Provide a professional resume or
curriculum vitae.
3. Provide personal statement, which
details 3 years of clinical wound care
experience and direct patient care.
4. Provide copies of professional licenses
and board certifications.
5. Include three letters of reference
sealed in original envelops. Letters should
discuss wound care knowledge, skills,
and expertise, and must document
the required years of experience.
6. Read the AAWM code of ethics, and
sign the statement on the application
form, affirming adherence to this code.
7. Complete the checklist form by initialing
next to each application item.
All application
materials must arrive at the AAWM together
in the same envelope by the application
deadline. Packets that arrive with
materials missing will be returned, thus
delaying the application. Fedex and USPS
certified mail is recommended. It is the
soul responsibility of the candidate to
ensure that all application materials arrive
by the deadline.
Note: Effective April 9, 2010, AAWM no longer requires transcripts from the highest level of education obtained for the CWS® and CWCA® Exams!
Retesting? A new official CWS® Re-test application will be available in November 2011.
10 Year Recertification ? A new application will be available in November 2011.
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