Working with Medical Professionals
Instructor: Lana Ryder
Registration Fee: $175

Course Overview:
This class is an introduction to preparing the sound practitioner for finding and working with opportunities within the allopathic medical field. Based on the instructor’s experience, we will explore possible scenarios in working safely and ethically with individual patients, what could go wrong, introducing our work to the staff, and to corporate medicine at large.  You will learn how to determine the best approach in working with a variety of patient needs, including hospice and support groups. 

Course Objectives:

 Understanding our limitations and scope of practice

Professional conduct, ethics

Speaking the language and terms to avoid

HIPAA and confidentiality

Infection control and precautions

Documentation, intake forms and consent

Criteria you may need to fulfill

Best instruments to use: bedside, staff presentation or public event

What research is acceptable and where to find it

Additional resources 

Lana will also share some of her experiences in working with hospice, hospital patients, cancer and dementia support groups and corporate medical events both for staff and public health events. 

If the event is sold out, feel free to give us a call to see if we can squeeze you in—we may have some availability! If you’d like to book for multiple people, give us a call at 412-609-8999, and we’ll do our best to accommodate you!