I bring to our development process best practices from research and from my experience in both credentialing and K-12 educational assessment.
Mary Rehm is a certification program design and development expert.
Mary is a graduate of Minnesota University-Twin Cities in History and Anthropology, and studied Educational Psychology at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. She is an expert in Certification Program Design and Development, with experience of over 20 years in assessment and learning, instructional design, and standards management.
Mary has considerable experience in her field of expertise demonstrating her leadership skills with teams that support and develop certification programs for various organizations. Her roles include Director of Learning Programs with ISPOR, a global organization for health economics and outcomes research, Director of Learning and Development with the Professional Risk Managers’ International Association (PRMIA), as well as Senior Director of Learning Experience Design at Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Professional Learning Facilitator at NWEA, Director of Test Development at Questar Assessment, Inc., Psychometrician, Manager of Learning and Development at Exemplar Global, Inc., Supervisor of Standards, Assessment, and Accountability at Racine Unified School District, and Senior Program and Training Administrator at the American Society for Quality.
Mary is currently a member of the PECB Scheme Committee and a member of the I.C.E. 1100 Standards Revision committee with the Institute for Credentialing Excellence. She previously served as a member of the Program Committee and Chair of the Education Committee at the Institute for Credentialing Excellence. She served as a Panel Judge for the ASQ International Team Excellence Award (ITEA) for two years (2017 and 2018).
Mary is currently a Certified Credentialing Professional (ICE-CCP).
Work Terms
Flexible hours
Contract roles are invoiced monthly or when the services are delivered, whichever comes first, payable net 14 days
Available via cell, WhatsApp, Telegram
Team or project level communications are preferred in project boards such as Slack, Jira, Trello, MS Teams, etc.