Under the Microscope – September 2026
…as well as examples of IPE activities and guidance for programs to meet the 2024 NAACLS Standards. June Dr. NAACLS Now Available On-Demand NAACLS Committee Member Michelle Costas and NAACLS…
…as well as examples of IPE activities and guidance for programs to meet the 2024 NAACLS Standards. June Dr. NAACLS Now Available On-Demand NAACLS Committee Member Michelle Costas and NAACLS…
…expanded to include that graduates of NAACLS programs will have the ability to “establish effective interprofessional working relationships with other healthcare professionals, demonstrating comprehension of and respect for their roles…
…NAACLS Annual Survey of Programs. This survey is specifically intended to gather feedback about the data and reporting needs of the NAACLS community. Take the Data Needs Assessment Survey today!…
…currently provided by NAACLS meets community needs and, if not, what additional data or reporting would be most valuable. This is a separate survey from the Annual Survey of Programs…
…from the April 2026 NAACLS Board of Directors meeting, please see the linked report. Accreditation Invoices: What Programs Need to Know We would like to inform our accredited programs that…
…to NAACLS-accredited programs • The presentation will be available on demand for those who participated live and those with a schedule conflict who were unable to attend. August 12 @…
For the past two-to-three years, NAACLS has reviewed its educational resources to strengthen support for those serving as program directors of NAACLS-accredited programs. Beginning in August, NAACLS will also offer a Program Director Orientation. Given that the orientation’s timing is near the next NAACLS Workshop, we want to illustrate…
To all our NAACLS Accredited Programs, We would like to inform you that annual accreditation fee invoices will be distributed starting July 1, 2026 through the week of July 6….
Spring Dr. NAACLS recordings available via NAACLS YouTube channel Accreditation Myths – NAACLS PARC Vice Chair Candice Grayson and NAACLS Staff discussed accreditation myths that slow down strong programs and…
NAACLS PARC Vice Chair Candice Grayson and NAACLS Staff discussed accreditation myths that slow down strong programs and how to reduce over-documentation and compliance anxiety. https://youtu.be/5JcDJtpht64 NAACLS RCAP Committee Member…
…require thoughtful planning and collaboration across the entire profession. Academic programs, hospital-based programs, clinical laboratories, and professional organizations all share responsibility for supporting this effort. Identifying potential educators early, inviting…
…the Association of Specialized and Professional Accreditors (ASPA), which provides resources to specialized and programmatic accreditors across higher education. NAACLS engages with ASPA in a variety of ways to stay…