All educational materials can be found by clicking the “Education” tab from the homepage www.psia-rm.org and choosing the discipline you

There is no time requirement between attempting one level of certification and the next. However, you must complete the level

Please see information page for each discipline for more details.

The separate days (parts) of the exam do not expire, once passed. Please refer to the exam outlines for further

To maintain your certification you must keep your Rocky Mountain dues current and you need to take 12 hours (formerly

Please refer to the National “Certified Member Cross Discipline Policy” for certifications at this link: https://thesnowpros.org/who-we-are/how-we-operate/policies/

Yes, any clinic in our curriculum guide counts as your educational credit requirements. You don’t have to take a clinic

Educational credit requirements are the same for all certified members – 12 hours (formerly two days) every other year. The

If you get behind on your clinic credits, in the next dues billing statement you will be assessed a prepay

No, copies of the written tests are not available to members outside of the exam situation. You are able to

If you’ve been injured and can not take clinics during a season that you are due clinic credits, please provide

Yes, you can take clinics in other PSIA/AASI divisions. Clinics credits do transfer from division to division. It is the

Certain clinics and/or classes are eligible for Non PSIA-AASI credit. A form to submit these credits is available from the

You can order educational materials online at www.thesnowpros.org