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04 · CERTIFICATION

Certification systems and what credentials mean

Certification systems such as certified regenerative-medicine physicians and clinical cell cultivators — and why certification is not a treatment guarantee.

A system for multiple professions

The society certifies regenerative medicine physicians, cell processing facility managers, senior clinical cultivators, and clinical cultivators. Official explanations describe education programs and examinations in law, ethics, and cell processing.

Its feature is distinguishing who handles which step: medical practice, facility management, manufacturing and quality control, and culture techniques. Check who holds which role.

Requirements for certified physicians

Requirements include responsibility for explaining standard care, knowledge of culture methods and cell properties, indication judgment with disease specialists, ethical and legal knowledge, and sufficient experience.

These qualify physicians to explain regenerative medicine and coordinate appropriately. They never guarantee that any specific treatment is effective, safe, cost-effective, or suitable for you.

Separate credentials from treatment evaluation

When considering treatment, check the target disease, evidence, positioning among approved, research, and private options, risks, alternatives, and aftercare alongside credentials. A credential informs you about a clinician; it never automatically recommends a treatment.

Official information and references

JSRM: Certification ↗

Certification FAQ ↗