The United States Registry of Exercise Professionals® (USREPS®), operated by CREP®, lists the currently certified professionals from member organizations.
Currently, USREPS® has over 150,000 active credentials.
| Current NCCA-Accredited Certifications Offered by CREP® Member Organizations |
| Level | Certification Code | Certification Description | Organization |
| Personal Trainer | CPT | Certified Personal Trainer | American Council on Exercise |
| Personal Trainer | CPT | Certified Personal Trainer | American College of Sports Medicine |
| Personal Trainer | CPT | Certified Personal Trainer | National Council on Strength and Fitness |
| Personal Trainer | CPT | Certified Personal Trainer | National Strength and Conditioning Association |
| Personal Trainer | CPT | Certified Pilates Teacher | Pilates Method Alliance |
| Personal Trainer | CPT | Personal Trainer Certification | The Cooper Institute |
| Group Fitness | GFI | Group Fitness Instructor | American Council on Exercise |
| Advanced | CMES | Certified Medical Exercise Specialist | American Council on Exercise |
| Advanced | CEP | Certified Clinical Exercise Specialist | American College of Sports Medicine |
| Advanced | EP-C | ACSM Certified Exercise Physiologist | American College of Sports Medicine |
| Advanced | RCEP | Registered Clinical Exercise Physiologist | American College of Sports Medicine |
| Advanced | CSCS | Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist | National Strength and Conditioning Association |
Newly certified exercise professionals are added to the Registry once vetted through the member organization. The Registry represents qualified professionals from member organizations only and therefore should not be considered a comprehensive resource to identify all exercise professionals with NCCA-accredited certifications. For a comprehensive list of NCCA-accredited exercise certification programs please visit: www.credentialingexcellence.org
NCCA-accredited exercise certification programs must meet the standards set forth to assess professional competence as outlined here by NCCA.
How to get registered
Anyone who earns an NCCA accredited certification from a member organization will be registered for the particular qualifying role in USREPS®.
Maintaining Registration
Maintaining the NCCA credential in good standing with the member organization will ensure ongoing registration. Those individuals that fail to renew their certifications with a member organization will be removed from the registry the day of expiration.
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