Earn the ACBIS Seal of Excellence for Your Organization

Organizations that prioritize ACBIS certification as part of their commitment to high-quality brain injury services may qualify for the ACBIS Seal of Excellence. By earning the Seal, your organization joins a respected group of brain injury service providers that demonstrate a commitment to building a knowledgeable, skilled workforce and advancing the quality of care for individuals with brain injury.

Turn Your Commitment to Excellence into a Distinction

Your team invests in training, certification, and better outcomes. The ACBIS Seal of Excellence makes that commitment visible. Recognition for earning the Seal showcases your dedication, expertise, and achievement to employees, prospective talent, referral partners, patients, families, and the broader brain injury community.

Seal of Excellence organizations receive:

• A digital ACBIS Seal of Excellence badge to feature on your website, social media, recruitment materials, and other communications
• Recognition through BIAA communications and promotional channels, which may include website listings, social media spotlights, webinars, and conference exposure
• An official recognition letter for organizational leadership
• The opportunity to purchase a commemorative plaque recognizing your organization’s achievement level

Choose Your Level of Excellence

	Bronze Seal of Excellence Build the foundation for a highly trained brain injury workforce. 20%+ of eligible staff hold CBIS or CBIST certification.
	Silver Seal of Excellence Demonstrate an organization-wide commitment to professional expertise. 35%+ of eligible staff hold CBIS or CBIST certification.
	Gold Seal of Excellence Achieve the highest level of ACBIS recognition for organizational excellence. 50%+ of eligible staff hold CBIS or CBIST certification, with at least one clinical manager or director holding the CBIS- or CBIST-Advanced Practice credential.

*The percentage of staff considered eligible for CBIS certification under the Seal of Excellence program is limited to licensed clinical professionals (e.g., occupational and physical therapists, speech-language pathologists, case managers, and social workers). Other direct care staff (such as certified nursing assistants and rehabilitation technicians) are not required to be included in the calculation of CBIS-eligible staff. Contact the ACBIS team at acbis@biausa.org if you have questions on staff eligibility criteria and other requirements for the Seal of Excellence program.

Earn the ACBIS Seal of Excellence and Demonstrate Your Organization’s Commitment to Brain Injury Care

If your organization is investing in ACBIS-certified professionals, make that commitment visible. Apply for the ACBIS Seal of Excellence and position your organization among leaders advancing the quality of brain injury services.

Apply by May 30, 2027, and your first application is free.

Apply for the Seal of Excellence

Applications are accepted twice annually: September 1-30 and February 1-28.