The virtual self-paced CHISL Prep Course takes the learner on a deeper dive into the constructs of the CHISL Examination. Students will learn from expert CHISL leaders, experienced in the both the field and in the CHISL program.
This course transforms studying into application, providing clear peer-led sessions for each domain area concentrating on critical topics and leaving the student with tangible insight.
Available Dates: Available NOW
CHIME CEUs: 25
CHISL Candidate Requirements
- Possess a baccalaureate degree or be enrolled in a baccalaureate program
- Complete the program enrollment form with program enrollment fee of $649 (This fee includes; CHISL application, study materials, practice exam and exam fees)
Program enrollment is active for 6 months.
The CHISL Exam will need to be completed within those 6 months
CHISL exam:
The CHISL examination consists of 125 multiple choice questions, including scenario-based and independent questions. The examination will be taken without the aid of study guides or other resources. The exam must be completed within 2.5 hours. The CHISL examination is offered at CHIME in-person events and online remote.
Remote testing:
Testing in the convenience of your office or home office is available through CHIMEU.
This course features the following elements:
- Peer-to-peer insight into the concepts learners will be tested on
- Flexible learning to meet each persons’ level of knowledge and availability
- Short sample quizzes to test level of understanding at each Domain
- Personalized guide and point of contact to walk you through this process
Enrollment covers:
- CHISL Exam Blueprint
- Reading resources
- Sample test
- Gap assessment
- CHISL Exam
Learners are expected to take the Gap Assessment in order to help provide a more concrete understanding of their knowledge, skills, and experience on the CHISL exam. This will showcase their strengths in various situations and settings as well as identify areas for further development and exposure.
Learners are expected to engage with the facilitator, materials, as well as participate in domain activities in order to strengthen areas of weakness and refresh pre-existing domain knowledge.
CHISL certification status requirements:
- Successfully pass the Certified Healthcare Information Security Leader (CHISL) examination
- Have minimum three years of professional experience in a qualified healthcare information security position or equivalent role within the past six years*
- Complete *25 qualifying Continuing Education Units (CEUs) within the 24 months prior or 12 months after enrolling in the program (see CEU tab for additional information)
- Minimum half (12.5) coming from CHIME/AEHIS related events
- Attest to uphold the CHIME Professional Standards of Conduct
To maintain/renew your CHISL & CHISL-Eligible status:
- Complete 45 hours of Continuing Education Units (CEUs), of which 50% must be CHIME/AEHIS activities and include 15 Cybersecurity based credit hours; 15 Healthcare based credit hours; 15 Leadership/IT focused credit hours. These 45 CEU hours must be completed over your 3 year credential renewal cycle.
- Submit renewal/maintenance fee of $199
- Adhere to the CHIME Professional Standards of Conduct
*In lieu of submitting CEUs, one may sit for the CHISL exam. If you have completed at least 80% of your CEUs within three years, you may apply for an extension to complete the remaining credits
CHIME is responsible to its members, candidates and the profession for ensuring the integrity of all certification programs. As part of the application process, all candidates must agree to the Certification Professional Standards of Conduct.
An individual pursuing the desired certification credential are to uphold the following professional standards of this program:
Be truthful in all communications related to the application
Abide by the rules and regulations for taking the examination
Do not participate in activities that may be unethical or jeopardize the integrity of the exam or violate an honest assessment
Abide by the eligibility rules and regulations governing the program
An individual awarded the desired certification credential agrees to conduct himself/herself in an ethical and professional manner. Certified individuals agree to uphold the following professional standards of this program:
Conduct professional activities with honesty, integrity and respect that reflects well on the program
Uphold the image of the CHCIO, CHISL, or CDH through positive interaction with others
Be truthful and timely in all communication as it relates to the renewal of the credential
Accurately report time spent on professional development activities
Do not falsify documents
Abide by the eligibility rules and regulations governing the program
Avoid conflicts of interest
Do not participate in activities that may degrade the credibility of a peer
Honor professional confidences
Do not misrepresent the credential if not eligible for recertification
Individuals found to be in violation of these standards may have their credential revoked and/or renewal denied. Some violations may be considered grounds for revoking CHIME or CHIME Foundation membership. Such cases will be forwarded to the governing committee for further review.
