Core Division
Division of Competency-Based Examination & Certification
An independent examination and certification authority operating under IMCAC, responsible for designing, administering, and governing structured competency-based examinations for licensed healthcare professionals.
Mission Statement
Independent Examination Authority
To design, administer, and govern structured competency-based examinations for licensed healthcare professionals and allied aesthetic personnel through standardised assessment frameworks. The Division operates as an independent examination authority, ensuring impartial and rigorous certification standards.
Core Functions
Governance Statement
The Division operates independently from training providers to ensure examination integrity and impartial certification standards. No individual or institution involved in delivering IMCAC-accredited training programmes may participate in the assessment of their own graduates.
Under This Division
Faculties & Examinations
Faculty of Aesthetic & Regenerative Medicine
Oversees specialty-based competency assessment in aesthetic, longevity, and regenerative medical sciences.
The Faculty develops examination blueprints, OSCE frameworks, and certification standards aligned with international competency models. It governs three specialty sections, each with its own competency-based examination model.
Legal Disclaimer: Certification validates assessed competencies within defined domains and does not grant medical licensure. Candidates must hold valid professional registration in their jurisdiction.