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The Certified Subrogation Recovery Professional (CSRP)® designation is the professional designation for subrogation professionals. It is a statement that those possessing the designation have met stringent, academic and experience requirements and have agreed to be bound by the Code of Professional Ethics of Certified Subrogation Recovery Professionals. Industry developments wait for no man or woman, so plan this year to learn all there is to learn in our field and demonstrate that mastery to your colleagues. If you don’t, how will you contribute to your team, your department and your company in a way that will set you above the rest? In its debut year of 2004, 118 subrogation professionals received the CSRP designation. Already 558 individuals have studied, passed the exam and are now CSRP designees. Won’t you join them? The course text, Subrogation Recovery: Principles and Practices , is the most comprehensive work on subrogation available and is only available through NASP's CSRP program. Matriculate now, receive your Course Text and Study Guide and prepare to take the exam. Download the BROCHURE Download the APPLICATION
CSRP DESIGNATION REQUIREMENTS & INFORMATION ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS (Course Text & Study Guide) All candidates must pass a comprehensive examination on a variety of subrogation related topics that are covered in the course text, Subrogation Recovery: Principles and Practices. The course text is a compilation of knowledge of many subrogation professionals who have worked long and hard to create the most complete text on subrogation available. The exam covers 14 topics, including:
ABOUT THE EXAM, DATES AND DEADLINES In an effort to continue to enhance NASP’s Certified Subrogation Recovery Professional (CSRP)® program, we are pleased to announce that in addition to offering regional testing sites, the CSRP exam will also be given at the Subrogation Litigation: Skills and Management Conference as well as at the Annual Conferences. You can now choose from these dates to take your exam!
Wednesday, May 12, 2010 - Regionally. CLICK HERE for the list of Regional Proctor Sites. Sunday, November 7, 2010 - NASP Annual Conference, Grapevine, Texas - Enroll for this exam and earn your CSRP while attending this educational conference. The exam scores will be available immediately, and if you pass you will be able to participate in the Conferment Ceremony! The CSRP exam is a multiple-choice examination consisting of 100 multiple-choice questions. Those accepted into the program must register for the exam using the EXAM ENROLLMENT FORM . See below for exam dates. Exam sites are located throughout the country. More detail on exam sites will be provided to those matriculating. To pass the exam, candidates must receive a score of at least 70% however, depending on compiled exam results, a grading curve may be utilized by NASP. If a candidate takes the exam and does not pass, the exam may be retaken provided an exam retake fee of $175 is paid (RETAKE APPLICATION ). All exams will be graded on a pass/fail basis and no exams will be returned to any candidates. Exam pass/fail notices will be mailed to candidates within 30 days of taking the exam. APPLICATION DEADLINES FOR THE 2009 AND 2010 EXAMS
* Exams are being given based on the 2nd Edition Materials. MATRICULATION AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS All CSRP candidates must matriculate into the program. To be accepted into the program a candidate must verify that he/she has five years of experience working for an insurance company or, in the case of subrogation service providers, serving the needs of insurance companies. Of the five years experience, three years must be devoted primarily to subrogation related work. In addition, all candidates must agree to be bound by the Code of Professional Ethics of Certified Subrogation Professionals. The seven canons of the Code appear on the CSRP matriculation form. Upon successful matriculation candidates will receive their copy of the course text and study guide, Subrogation Recovery: Principles & Practices. CE & CLE CREDIT CE and CLE credits have been approved by
the following states for the successful completion of the CSRP program (maximum
credits allowed are noted below): Please note the CSRP program is a self-study program and the hours approved are based on each state’s rules for self-study programs. If you have passed the CSRP exam and would like to receive CE or CLE credit please complete the CE/CLE APPLICATION FORM and return to NASP. FEES The matriculation fee of $550 (members) and $750 (non members) covers the cost of the course text and course study guide, exam administration in the NASP regions and grading fee, and for those passing the exam, conferment of the CSRP designation. The fee also includes one exam retake if examinee does not pass the first time. DESIGNATION CONFERMENT Designations are conferred at NASP’s Annual Conference held every year in November. Conferees are not required to attend the conference to receive conferment of the designation. MATERIALS PURCHASE Are you interested in obtaining the materials but not take the test? The CSRP materials are available for purchase for $250. See the attached FORM for additional information. QUESTIONS?
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