Continuing Education Activities

Led by Lillie Shockney, a University Distinguished Service Professor of Breast Cancer at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, this CME-accredited series is designed to provide a means of delivering patient-centered care and improve communication with patients facing advanced cancers. The training emphasizes delivering compassionate, effective conversations during difficult times, helping physicians better engage patients in decision-making and focus on preserving quality of life.

This Stanford Medicine online course is designed to help non-oncology specialists care for their growing number of cancer survivors in their care.

The George Washington University Cancer Center is now offering 17 nursing continuing education credits for Oncology Patient Navigator Training: The Fundamentals. Join the community of hundreds of nursing professionals who have already completed this training and enroll today!

Whether you are an experienced financial advocate or new to the field, the ACCC Financial Advocacy Boot Camp is a dynamic online curriculum that prepares you to help your patients and your program address the growing issue of financial toxicity.

This new e-learning series from the George Washington University Cancer Center was created for primary care physicians but is also applicable to oncology navigators, as it offers guidance in preparing patients for transitioning to community providers after treatment, as well as short-term survivorship care.

Through a collaborative process, the George Washington University (GW) Cancer Center developed the first-ever consensus-based competencies for oncology patient navigators without a clinical license. This no-cost, competency-based training uses interactive web-based presentations to discuss evidence-based information and case studies to prepare patient navigators to effectively address barriers to care for cancer patients and survivors.