ACBIS
Academy of Certified Brain Injury Specialists
Providing a body of knowledge that strives to improve the quality of care for individuals with brain injury.
Interested in ACBIS?
Please read through the website for certification eligibility, application process, testing guidelines, and renewal information. To access all applications, forms, and tests, login to the ACBIS Portal.
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Certified Brain Injury Specialist (CBIS)
Acquiring the CBIS is the next step in ensuring you remain a valuable, marketable, and well-informed asset in the field of brain injury services.
Certified Brain Injury Specialist Trainer (CBIST)
Certified Brain Injury Specialist Trainers (CBISTs) are approved to provide official ACBIS training to CBIS candidates. CBISTs demonstrate advanced skills in the field of brain injury and maintain their skills through continuing education.
Provisional Certified Brain Injury Specialist (PCBIS)
An opportunity for students enrolled in an accredited University program to join the expanding group of professionals seeking to offer optimal care for individuals with a brain injury.
Group Administrators
Responsible for arranging training programs, recruiting attendees, tracking and coordinating application process and fee payment, coordinating proctors for examinations, and acting as the conduit between group members and staff.
ACBIS Fundamentals
Announcing an all-new ACBIS training and certificate program for direct care staff and individual caregivers.
ACBIS Alliance
The ACBIS Alliance provides public recognition to a brain injury services provider or designated facility that has achieved the benchmark of having 20% of its staff who are eligible for national certification certified as CBIS or CBIST.
ACBIS Provider Toolkit
The Brain Injury Association of America welcomes providers to use a collection of exclusive collateral to market their involvement in ACBIS to employees, patients, and their families.
With your support, you can help us extend our reach, expand specialized training, amplify the voice of the brain injury community, and invest in new lines of research.