Multidisciplinary Critical Care Knowledge Assessment Program

Examination Dates: April 2-9, 2024

Available in both adult and pediatric formats, the Multidisciplinary Critical Care Knowledge Assessment Program (MCCKAP) online examination can be used by program directors to assess their critical care fellowship programs or by individuals to independently assess their critical care knowledge gained during fellowship training.
 

The MCCKAP examination is offered online and consists of 200 multiple-choice questions pertaining to critical care knowledge and patient management. Based on national standards, the examination content is developed by multidisciplinary critical care practitioners experienced in examination preparation and analysis.

The annual MCCKAP examination helps program directors and individual fellows:

• ​Assess critical care knowledge gained during fellowship training
• Prepare fellows for the subspecialty board examinations in critical care
• Identify specific areas of strength and weakness with lists of references and key terms for missed questions
• Assess results for each individual fellow and the overall program, as well as the institution’s percentile ranking (program director version only)

Immediate preliminary scores and analyses are available upon examination completion. Final results will be available approximately five weeks after the examination closes.​

New! Receive a focused review of surgical critical care through the MCCKAP: Surgical Supplement. Designed for surgical critical care fellows and MCCKAP participants, the supplement contains 100 multiple-choice questions written by subject matter experts on surgical topics relevant to the practice of critical care.