Certified Health Care Constructor Resources
The Certified Health Care Constructor (CHC) exam features questions organized into four broad domains: health care industry fundamentals; the planning, design, and construction process; health care facility safety additions and renovations; and financial stewardship.
Why should you become a CHC?
Be prepared to work on construction sites in the health care physical environment
Verify your understanding of the field to potential project leaders
Build on existing compliance knowledge and patient safety concepts
Exam Preparation/Readiness Review
The American Hospital Association Certification Center contracts with PSI to administer the CHC exam. Candidates can schedule their exam with PSI at an approved testing center or they can schedule a live-remote proctored exam with PSI. Learn more about testing logistics for the CHC exam.
Veteran Benefits
If you qualify for VA benefits, you can get the cost of the CHC exam covered!
After you register and pay for the exam of your choice, fill out an Application for Reimbursement of Licensing or Certification Test Fees (VA Form 22-0803). Send the completed application and proof of payment to your Regional Processing Office. If you need additional help, call the VA toll-free at 1-888-422-4551 or visit the VA website.
CHC Exam Review Course
Identify your knowledge gaps and gain confidence before taking the exam to become certified with ASHE’s CHC certification. Review core competencies, address critical skill gaps, and ensure you are prepared to demonstrate proficiency through practice questions and expert analysis related to key concepts covered in ASHE’s CHC credential.
ASHE members get a $100 discount.