CRTS Mission and Standards
The primary mission of a CRTS is to reduce client stress, promote advocacy during Late Life Transitions™ and to uphold the CRTS Code of Conduct and Professional Practices. Once a candidate is eligible for designation, they must pass the CRTS exam and meet all ongoing certification requirements.
All CRTS are subject to training, testing, security screening and continuing education requirements and adhere to a Code of Ethics and Professional Standards.
CRTS Training is highly recommended, but not required, of all seeking the CRTS designation to help establish a consistent standard of practice and also to provide business and marketing support to individuals. Read our About Certification PDF for more information on CRTS eligibility & requirements.
The CRTS Exam is offered following select CRTS Training Programs and national conferences. Refer to our CRTS Training Schedule for details.
