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Multidisciplinary Critical Care Knowledge Assessment Program

An online in-training examination developed to assess critical care knowledge acquired during fellowship training.

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Examination Dates: April 2-9, 2024

The 2024 Multidisciplinary Critical Care Knowledge Assessment Program (MCCKAP) in-training examination is offered online and consists of 200 multiple-choice questions pertaining to critical care knowledge and patient management. Available in both adult and pediatric formats.
I’m a Program Director Wanting to Administer an Examination

I’m a Program Director Wanting to Administer an Examination

Assess the critical care knowledge of students in your critical care fellowship program.

I'm a Student/Trainee Wanting to Assess my Own Knowledge

I'm a Student/Trainee Wanting to Assess my Own Knowledge

Independently assess your critical care knowledge gained during fellowship training.

MCCKAP Program Benefits

  • Prepare fellows for the subspecialty board examinations in critical care
  • Identify specific knowledge areas of strength and weakness
  • A list of key terms and references provided for missed questions
  • Receive results for individual scores and the overall program, as well as the institutional percentile ranking
  • Review preliminary scores and analyses immediately on examination completion

Based on national standards, the examination content is developed by multidisciplinary critical care practitioners experienced in examination preparation and analysis.

Recieve 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.