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HPLEX Exam Application

Apply here to sit for the HPLEX exam and/or to apply for CHP Certification. The HPLEX serves for both the LHP License through AHIME, and the CHP Certification through NAHE. If you are seeking CHP Certification and passed the CHC exam before May of 2025, you do not need to sit for the HPLEX. Simply complete this application and upload your CHC verification letter with your accredited school diploma. If you have not yet taken an exam for certification or licensure, apply here for the HPLEX. Before applying, please make sure you meet the eligibility criteria which can be found here: https://homeopathyexaminers.org/homeopathic-credentialing/

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Applicant Attestations

Maintaining ethical standards and conduct and adhering to Fitness to Practice requirements are essential for all homeopathy practitioners and are required for 1) obtaining and retaining the Certified Homeopathy Practitioner (CHP) credential, and 2) applying to sit for the HPLEX exam for the purposes of licensure and/or certification. Applicants and certified professionals are required to provide truthful responses to compliance-related inquiries throughout the credentialling process.

As part of this process, applicants must accurately answer questions regarding their fitness to practice. Any changes related to legal or health status that impact one’s ability to practice under the CHP certification must be reported to NAHE in writing within thirty days. Failure to report such changes may lead to disciplinary actions, including application denial or revocation of certification. Possessing a legal or health-related issue does not automatically disqualify applicants from credentialling, provided it does not compromise their ability to practice safely. All eligibility reviews are conducted by the NAHE Director with additional assessments performed by NAHE Advisory Board members when necessary. Applicants under review are informed of the process and final decisions. Compliance-related responses are treated as confidential and are only disclosed when legally required or upon written request by the applicant.

Ethical Responsibilities

Certified practitioners and HPLEX exam applicants serve as representatives of the homeopathy profession and must adhere to the highest ethical standards, as outlined in the NAHE Practitioner Code of Conduct. All applicants and certified professionals commit to upholding these standards in their practice and client interactions.

Ethical Attestations*

NAHE upholds the highest standards in homeopathy practice. CHP practitioners and HPLEX exam applicants for licensure are expected to practice according to the fundamental homeopathic principles set forth by Samuel Hahnemann in The Organon of the Medical Art, ensuring their practice aligns with well-established homeopathic methodologies, including: i. The principle of healing through similars ii. The individualized approach to treatment iii. The preparation and potentization of remedies iv. The use of a single, most well-indicated remedy at a time v. The application of the minimum dose vi. The consideration of the totality of the client's characteristic symptoms CHP practitioners shall acknowledge and respect the deep-acting effect of homeopathic remedies. They will prescribe remedies based on a thorough assessment of the client’s unique symptom picture and in accordance with homeopathic principles of healing. The practitioner will strive to facilitate genuine restoration of health, avoiding actions that may lead to symptom suppression or imbalance.

I confirm that I have reviewed the NAHE Practitioner Code of Conduct and practice in alignment with its principles.

Fitness to Practice Requirements

A practitioner’s ability to provide competent and ethical care is fundamental. This includes having the necessary physical, mental, and legal capacity to ensure client safety and uphold professionalism.

Fitness to Practice Attestations*

I commit to reporting any health-related impairments, disciplinary actions, or criminal matters within thirty days of occurrence. I will provide necessary documentation upon NAHE’s request throughout the examination/certification process and during my tenure as a credentialed practitioner.

Fitness to Practice Attestations*

I understand that failing to report such matters may result in disciplinary action, including denial or revocation of examination and/or certification.

Health Status Questions

Have you experienced any physical or psychological health issues that have interfered with your academic activities and/or professional practice for more than three months?*

Yes

Have you ever been, or are you currently, impaired by the abuse of drugs, alcohol, or other substances?*

Yes

If “Yes” is selected for any of the above, applicants must provide a personal written statement detailing the history and current status of the impairment. If applicable, provide a letter from a healthcare provider verifying treatment and attesting to the applicant’s ability to practice safely. These statements need to confirm that the impairment and/or treatment for the impairment does not interfere with professional responsibilities and your ability to practice safely.

Legal Status Questions

Have you been involved as a defendant in litigation related to your practice in a health profession?*

Yes

Have you been subject to a legal judgment or settlement concerning your healthcare-related practice?*

Yes

Have you been convicted of a felony?*

Yes

Have you been convicted of any other crime?*

Yes

Are you currently on probation or parole?*

Yes

Have you faced disciplinary actions from a healthcare-related licensing board or professional association?*

Yes

Have you been denied or voluntarily surrendered a healthcare-related license?*

Yes

If “Yes” is selected, applicants must provide official legal documentation and a written statement explaining the nature of the charges or claims and the status of the case (pending or resolved) and relevant resolutions

Confidentiality of Examination Content

All candidates must agree to the following before taking any NAHE exam:

I will not bring any unauthorized materials into the examination space whether online or through an in-person proctor.
I will not discuss, reproduce, or retain any portion of the exam material in any form.
I agree to maintain strict confidentiality regarding test questions and case studies.
I acknowledge that the NAHE exam content is proprietary and protected by copyright.

I understand that sharing NAHE examination content in any form is strictly prohibited. Any violation of the above agreements, including failure to report suspected breaches, may result in exam score cancellation, certification revocation, or legal action.*

Yes

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Acknowledgment of Understanding*

I confirm that I have read and understood the statements and questions above, and that my responses are truthful and complete. By providing my name and date below, I affirm that I am the individual submitting this application. Violations of these agreements may result in failure of the exam and/or disqualification from the certification process. Any irregularities or concerns during the examination should be reported to NAHE within 24 hours via email at [email protected]

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