New Director of Nursing Certification Available Online

Care2Learn Partners with the AALTCN

Exciting news! Care2Learn recently launched the Director of Nursing in LTC: DON-CLTC™ Certification Program—the first in a series of exclusive certification programs developed in collaboration with the American Association of Long Term Care Nursing (AALTCN). The Director of Nursing in LTC: DON-CLTC™ is a 20-hour program that examines all aspects of the DON’s role in the long-term care facility and provides critical education about residents’ rights and care planning; personnel and financial management; and overseeing facility administration. Other certificate programs coming soon include:

• LPN in Long Term Care: LPN-CLTC™ (10 hours)
• RN in Long Term Care: RN-CLTC™ (12 hours)
• Nurse Assessment Program (TBD)

“At the heart of Care2Learn is a passion for providing the very best in healthcare continuing education, and AALTCN shares that goal,” said Ryan Sparks, General Manager and VP of Enterprise Sales for Care2Learn. “We are very excited to join the AALTCN Learning Community and extend Care2Learn’s premier course content and services to the nation’s largest network of caregivers. Together we can meet the needs of a broad range of professionals—including RNs, LPNs and nursing administrators as well as staff development directors and nurse assessment coordinators—to help them achieve the ultimate goal of superior patient care.”

The American Nurses Credentialing Center has granted the AALTCN status as an ANCC-accredited organization. Through the completion of the new Certification Programs nursing professionals have a unique opportunity to distinguish themselves in the industry and advance their career opportunities. Each program will be accessible through Care2Learn’s industry-leading online learning platform, which allows healthcare professionals 24/7 access to quality CE content from any computer with Internet access.

To learn more about the DON Certification, click here.
 

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