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Find the Right Nursing Certification for Your Career Goals

Check WOCNCB eligibility for entry-level and Advanced Practice wound, ostomy, and continence exams. Requirements follow the official WOCNCB eligibility pathways.

Wound, Ostomy, and Continence Certification

CWCN

Certified Wound Care Nurse

For RNs specializing in wound care. Check RN license, bachelor's degree, and Traditional or Experiential pathway.

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CWON

Certified Wound Ostomy Nurse

For RNs seeking the dual wound and ostomy credential. Experiential pathway requires hours and CE per specialty.

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COCN

Certified Ostomy Care Nurse

For RNs specializing in ostomy care. Check license, bachelor's degree, and Traditional or Experiential pathway.

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CCCN

Certified Continence Care Nurse

For RNs specializing in continence care. Check license, bachelor's degree, and Traditional or Experiential pathway.

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Advanced Practice Wound, Ostomy, or Continence

CWCN-AP

Wound Care Nurse - Advanced Practice

For APRNs. Check RN/APN license, MSN+ APRN education, and WOC knowledge pathway.

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COCN-AP

Ostomy Care Nurse - Advanced Practice

For APRNs in ostomy care. Check license, MSN+ APRN education, and WOC knowledge pathway.

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CCCN-AP

Continence Care Nurse - Advanced Practice

For APRNs in continence care. Check license, MSN+ APRN education, and WOC knowledge pathway.

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CWOCN-AP

WOC Nurse - Advanced Practice (Tri-Specialty)

Tri-specialty AP credential. Experiential pathway uses 4,500 hours / 1,125 recent hours across all three specialties.

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