CredPass keeps all your healthcare credentials in one place — verified, tracked, and shareable with any agency that needs them. You upload once. That's it.
Every agency has their own portal, their own forms, their own way of wanting the same documents you've already submitted ten times.
You accepted an assignment two weeks ago. Today you find out your ACLS expired on Monday. Now you're either scrambling to renew or losing the placement.
CredPass tracks credentials for nine healthcare worker categories — from bedside to behind the scenes.
Getting started takes about five minutes. After that, CredPass does the upkeep.
Add your license, BLS, certifications, TB test — whatever your role requires. CredPass tracks expiration dates and flags anything that needs attention.
You get alerts before things expire. Your wallet always reflects what's valid right now, so you're never caught off guard.
When an agency needs your credentials, you share your verified profile directly. They see what's current. You see who looked.
Your credential wallet replaces the mess of emails, fax confirmations, and agency portals. Every credential lives here — with its expiration date, verification status, and a log of who's seen it. You decide who gets access.
From RN licenses to pharmacy certs, respiratory credentials to OSHA training — every role covered, one wallet.
Your credentials include sensitive personal and medical information. Here's what we do to protect them.
Documents are encrypted at rest and in transit. File links are temporary and expire — there are no permanent URLs to your uploads.
You choose your visibility level — Open, Selective, or Restricted. Agencies only see what you allow.
Every view and access is logged. You can check who looked at your credentials and when they did it.
Role-based access controls, MFA support, and architecture designed with HIPAA and SOC 2 requirements in mind.
Sign up, upload your credentials, and you're done. Free account, no credit card required.
Most healthcare professionals are set up in under five minutes.