CAISS certification (Certified AIS Specialist)
The AAAM proudly sponsors the Certified AIS Specialist (CAISS) program, designed for professionals engaged in trauma data management, research, performance improvement, and injury prevention worldwide.
CAISS certification provides formal recognition of expertise in AIS coding and its practical application. As part of a structured credentialing process, certification reflects an individual's current competence within this specialized field. The program is governed by the AIS Certification Board (AISC.B), established under the auspices of AAAM's Board of Directors, which supports voluntary, periodic certification through examination for AIS coding professionals.
Certified individuals are required to recertify every five years to maintain their CAISS credential.
Why Become Certified?
CAISS Certification demonstrates a commitment to accurate injury identification, advanced AIS coding proficiency, and ongoing professional development. It enhances credibility, strengthens professional reputation, and may be required for certain roles within the field.
Getting Started
To begin the certification process, contact the Professional Testing Corporation (PTC) to obtain the Candidate Handbook and detailed examination information.
Examination results are distributed from PTC approximately four to six weeks following the close of the testing window.
How to start the process? Contact the certification program administrator, Professional Testing Corporation (PTC) to obtain a Handbook for Candidates or for more information concerning the examination.
All results are provided to the candidates sitting for the examination via email approximately four to six weeks post-test.