Update on the CMSP Designation
See new website http://www.lasie.org/CMSP/ or http://www.cmspprogram.org/
Although it isn't going to win any awards for style or accurate content, the website at least addresses some of the concerns raised in my prior post. Specifically, there is a larger credentialing organization, a plan to require pre-requisites (although that page was still under construction as of this writing) and an acknowledgement that this designation was an attempt to address MSP considerations beyond MSAs.
If I was spending $700 for a course, I would take John Cambell's MSCC program first. His course covers all the "new" topics presented by the CMSP faculty and he is a recognized expert in the field of MSP compliance. His training comes without the soft sell or conflict of interest found in vendor sponsored courses.
I will be interested to see if the industry embraces this course over the long-term.
Although it isn't going to win any awards for style or accurate content, the website at least addresses some of the concerns raised in my prior post. Specifically, there is a larger credentialing organization, a plan to require pre-requisites (although that page was still under construction as of this writing) and an acknowledgement that this designation was an attempt to address MSP considerations beyond MSAs.
If I was spending $700 for a course, I would take John Cambell's MSCC program first. His course covers all the "new" topics presented by the CMSP faculty and he is a recognized expert in the field of MSP compliance. His training comes without the soft sell or conflict of interest found in vendor sponsored courses.
I will be interested to see if the industry embraces this course over the long-term.
Isn't John Campbell an MSA service provider? Wouldn't his MSA training course that you endorse be a "vendor sponsored course"?
Doesn't Medval provide CE training related to MSP compliance that would constitue the "soft sell" you reference?
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