Official Board policy states that the BONENT Executive Office:

• Can only speak to exam applicants regarding application details.
• May not discuss any application with managers, supervisors educators, co-workers or family members.

Overview
Being a host facility affords numerous benefits to your institution:

• Ensures quality care for kidney patients through the development of highly qualified personnel;
  
• Unites an elite group of professional personnel who have demonstrated a willingness to participate as members of a total health care team through voluntary certification;
  
• Protects against liability; and,
  
• Receives favorable reviews from Medicare teams during annual site visits.

BONENT Certification Examinations may be offered at various locations throughout the United States as well as worldwide, upon request. Examinations can be administered anywhere, any time there are five qualified candidates to take the exam.

The candidates may be a combination of Hemodialysis Technologists/Technicians, Hemodialysis Nurses and Peritoneal Dialysis Nurses.

BONENT encourages certification; therefore, proctors are required to be a BONENT-certified nurse or technologist/technician, a physician, a dietitian, or a renal social worker. These requirements are necessary to prevent any breach of security of the BONENT examination process.

Host Form Details