Community-Based Care (CBC) Education

Courses, Community &  Mentorship

Free in Oregon for,

  • Oregon Licensed Nurses
  • Adult Foster Home Nurses & Providers
  • Assisted Living and Memory Care Administrators
  • Student Nurses, and more!
  • NEW! 10 Adult Foster Home Courses

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Interactive Courses

A comprehensive CBC-focused curriculum written by nurses that is competency-based, interactive and culturally informed.

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Our mission is to recruit, train and support nurses in community-based care settings

Cynthia McDaniel MSN RN, NurseLearn CEO

Types of Community-Based Care Settings

Courses and resources in this program are relevant for nurses working in – or interested in working in – community-based care (CBC) settings, including:
  • Assisted living
  • Residential care facilities
  • Memory care
  • Adult foster homes
  • In-home care

Why are these NurseLearn courses and programs so important for nurses?

“We recently have had a few changes of conditions in a couple of our communities. Taking what I have learned during these courses and performing it in “the real world” has been a great experience. ”
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"I really have enjoyed learning the importance of identifying the change of condition in a different realm other than the ER and med-surge."
Enhanced Program Participant
"This was another good course. There really is a lot to look at with weight changes."
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"I just finished this module. Another good one. There is so much to look at for any one fall to try to prevent future falls. Will definitely look at things a little different when heading back to work on Monday."
Enhanced Program Participant
"I learned so much in this course. Once again very good knowledge. I appreciate everyone who put all this information together to educate us on this, thank you."
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"April's Technical speaker series yesterday was great."
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"This was my favorite module so far. I work a lot with Hospice and Hospice patients. Thank you for all the great info!"
Enhanced Program Participant
"This module was very thorough and informative. I learned so much about what is expected of my role as an RN. I appreciated how well this course was presented for the RN’s role, in step-by-step process when identifying significant changes in weight with community-based residents."
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About NurseLearn

Cynthia McDaniel MSN RN

CEO NurseLearn

Cynthia McDaniel is a registered nurse and the CEO of NurseLearn. She has been consulting in the field of elder care and assisted living for more than 30 years. 

 

She presents and trains on a variety of subjects, locally and nationally. Cynthia is the co-founder of the Gero Leadership Alliance and the Community Nurse Network.

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Cynthia McDaniel is a registered nurse and the CEO of NurseLearn. She has been consulting in the field of elder care and assisted living for more than 30 years. Cynthia specializes in business operations and clinical consulting. She has also had a private practice as a geriatric care manager, been a regional director of clinical operations for a senior living company, and held the administrator/director position of professional service for a home health agency.

 

Cynthia has been involved in developing RN delegation, actively participating in regulation development since the inception of the practice. She was an assistant professor at Oregon Health & Science University School of Nursing, where she developed and led online population-based nursing courses and has authored and published over 100 online courses related to community-based care.

 

Cynthia holds a Master of Science in Nursing from Gonzaga University. She is a Fellow of the Sigma Theta Tau/John A. Hartford Foundation Geriatric Nursing Leadership Academy. She presents and trains on a variety of subjects, locally and nationally. Cynthia is the co-founder of the Gero Leadership Alliance and the Community Nurse Network.

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