The CASC (Certified Administrator Surgery Center) credential is a distinction earned by those in the ASC industry with a comprehensive understanding of the knowledge and skills that the role of an ASC administrator requires.
BASC (Board of Ambulatory Surgery Certification) is the organization that administers the CASC exam.
You do not have to submit supporting documentation for programs pre-approved by BASC for AEUs. Simply list the four-digit BASC provider number on your 2011 recertification report and mail or fax your form for processing! You should, however, keep the supporting documentation in case your records are audited or questions about the courses you attended arise.
If you attend courses that are not pre-approved with a BASC number, you may still receive credit for participating in those courses. To receive that credit, complete and submit the Unapproved AEU Form available under the "Recertification Information" tab at the top of this page. The form asks you to provide BASC with certain basic information such as the course sponsor, the date the course was offered, the course title, a copy of the course description and proof that you attended.

2009 CASC Recipients honored at the ASC Celebration Luncheon at ASCs 2010.

Norman Burnette, CASC, President of the BASC Board, presents Terry Bohlke, CASC, of the Ambulatory Surgery Foundation Board with his CASC certificate at ASCs 2010.
We are thrilled that our COO maintains the CASC credential. It represents a depth of knowledge and understanding of a broad range of essential aspects pertinent to running an ASC. Hiring a CASC credentialed administrator gave our Board of Directors confidence in her ability to manage our center into the future."
— Gregory W. Soghikian, MD
Orthopedic Surgeon
Bedford Ambulatory Surgical Center
Bedford, NH