CAVS Informational Webinar: Your Guide to CAVS Credentialing Process (November 2025)

12pm ET / 11am CT / 10am MT / 9am PT (Complimentary) – Join us for an informational webinar hosted by The Beryl Institute Credentialing team. In this session, we will walk you through everything you need to know about the CAVS (Certified Administrator of Volunteer Services) credential, intended for individuals working in healthcare volunteer management with at least 2 years paid experience.
During this webinar, we will cover:
-The benefits and significance of the CAVS credential
-A detailed breakdown of the application process
-Insights into the exam process and what to expect
-A live Q&A session where we’ll answer your questions about registration and exam details
Don’t miss this opportunity to get the answers you need as you take the next step toward earning your CAVS credential!
*Please note the purpose of this complimentary webinar is to provide information about the CAVS credential offered by The Beryl Institute. The session does not provide patient experience education credit (PXE).
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