Published Jul 5, 2015
Raviepoo
318 Posts
I'm fairly new as a hospice case manager and I keep finding myself in situations where I have to rely on the more experienced case managers for help. I know that it will take some time for me to become competent on my own, but I want to bend the learning curve a little if I can. Does anyone know of a program that teaches hospice case management for nurses who are new to the field? I'm willing to travel.
Jost930
13 Posts
Weatherbee has a great hospice boot camp. Additional Resources - Weatherbee Resources, Inc. - Hospice Consulting Services I attended one a few years back and was one of the best seminars I've attended.
nutella, MSN, RN
1 Article; 1,509 Posts
I do not have an idea for a boot camp but want to encourage you to find a mentor. Somebody who is trustworthy and who you can call at any time for advice.
There will be situations you are at the pat home and need real life advice - that is when you call your mentor.
I would not have survived without my mentor who was re-assuring, available, and had superior knowledge.
If you can not find a mentor ask the nurses who seem to be good CM is it is ok to save their phone number and call them with questions. I thin most are ok with it so you would have a couple of people you can call.
Spidey's mom, ADN, BSN, RN
11,305 Posts
California Hospice and Palliative Care Association has boot camps and other conferences throughout the year. I'm sure each state has it's own chapter.
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