FINAL PROGRAM - California State Hospice Association
FINAL PROGRAM - California State Hospice Association
FINAL PROGRAM - California State Hospice Association
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Penny V. Phillips, MDiv, <strong>Hospice</strong> and<br />
Palliative Care Chaplain, Palo Alto Veterans<br />
Hospital, Palo Alto, CA. Session 6E, 8D<br />
Jean M. Piekarz, RHIA, Executive<br />
Director HIM & Compliance Officer, San<br />
Diego <strong>Hospice</strong> & The Institute for Palliative<br />
Medicine, San Diego, CA. Session 7B<br />
Diane M. Racicot, JD, Attorney,<br />
Procopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch,<br />
LLP, San Diego, CA. Session 7B<br />
Aimee Retzler, BS, Marketing/Outreach<br />
Development Consultant, <strong>Hospice</strong> of the<br />
Foothills, Grass Valley, CA. Session 3D<br />
Michelle Rhiner, RN, MSN, GNP-BC,<br />
ACHPN, CCM, Palliative Care Practitioner,<br />
Loma Linda University Medical<br />
Center, Loma Linda, CA. Session 7E<br />
J. Donald Schumacher, PsyD, President<br />
& CEO, National <strong>Hospice</strong> & Palliative Care<br />
Organization (NHPCO), Alexadria, VA.<br />
Jenny Sill-Holeman, MBA, Owner, Blue<br />
Rose Healing Arts, Redwood City, CA.<br />
Session 3P<br />
Neal Slatkin, MD, Chief Medical Office,<br />
<strong>Hospice</strong> of the Valley, San Jose, CA.<br />
Session 7E<br />
Maggie Smith, Certified Aromatherapist,<br />
Flower Essence Practitioner, Owner,<br />
Flower Essence Energy, Felton, CA.<br />
Session 4P<br />
Arlene Stepputat, MA, Manager of<br />
Volunteer Services, Visiting Nurse and<br />
<strong>Hospice</strong> Care, Santa Barbara, CA.<br />
Session 9P, 8E<br />
E. Alessandra Strada, PhD, FT, MCP,<br />
Assistant Professor of Neurology, Albert<br />
Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, NY.<br />
Session 6E, 8A<br />
Holly Swiger, PhD, MPH, RN, Vice<br />
President, Regulatory Initiatives, Weatherbee<br />
Associates, Murrieta, CA. Session 5A<br />
Denis Viscek, MBA, Chief Financial<br />
Office, <strong>Hospice</strong> By The Bay, Larkspur, CA.<br />
Session 6B<br />
Leah Weiss, MSW, Director, Education<br />
Stanford Center for Compassion & Altruism<br />
Research and Education, Stanford<br />
University, Palo Alto, CA. Session 1A<br />
G. Jay Westbrook, MS,RN, Clinical<br />
Director, Compassionate Journey, Lake<br />
Balboa, CA. Session 9E<br />
Victoria Wild, BA, Director of Volunteer<br />
Services, <strong>Hospice</strong> of the Valley, San Jose,<br />
CA. Session 6D<br />
Jatana Williams, BS, Sr. Community<br />
Educator, Silverado <strong>Hospice</strong>, San Diego,<br />
CA. Session 2D<br />
CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS<br />
This activity is offered by the <strong>California</strong> <strong>Hospice</strong> Foundation,<br />
an accredited provider. In order to receive continuing education<br />
credits, the applicant must be registered for the conference AND<br />
complete a conference evaluation form for each session attended.<br />
Attendees may complete the evaluation forms for the sessions they<br />
attended online. CEU certificates will be e-mailed no later than six<br />
weeks after the conference is completed and forms are received.<br />
Please note a separate fee of $15 is required for each individual<br />
wishing to obtain CEU credits.<br />
Physicians<br />
Physicians attending this conference may report up to 14.5 hours<br />
of Category 1 credits toward the <strong>California</strong> Medical <strong>Association</strong>’s<br />
Certificate in Continuing Medical Education and the American Medical<br />
<strong>Association</strong>’s Physician’s Recognition Award.<br />
Registered Nurses<br />
Provider approved by the <strong>California</strong> Board of Registered Nursing,<br />
Provider #CEP 11389. RNs may report up to 14.5 hours of continuing<br />
education credit for this conference.<br />
Social Workers<br />
<strong>California</strong> <strong>Hospice</strong> Foundation has been approved as a provider<br />
of continuing education through the Board of Behavioral Science<br />
Examiners, PCE 370. LCSWs, MSWs and MFTs may report up to<br />
14.5 hours of continuing education credit for regular conference<br />
sessions.<br />
Licensed Vocational Nurses<br />
The Board of Vocational Nurses and Psychiatric Technical Examiners<br />
(BVNPTE) will accept courses offered by approved BRN providers<br />
for LVN license renewals. LVNs may report up to 14.5 hours of<br />
continuing education credit for regular conference sessions.<br />
CNA/HHA<br />
The Aide and Technician Certification Unit, Licensing and Certification<br />
Program in the <strong>California</strong> Department of Health Services<br />
(DHS) has established that BRN approved providers meet DHS’s<br />
criteria to offer continuing educational courses to CNA’s. CNAs and<br />
HHAs may report up to 14.5 hours of continuing education credit<br />
for regular conference sessions.<br />
CHAPLAINS<br />
Application has been made with the <strong>Association</strong> of Professional<br />
Chaplains for up to 14.5 hours of Continuing Chaplaincy Education<br />
Units (CCEs) for regular conference sessions.<br />
Jeanne Wun, Community Relations<br />
Manager, <strong>Hospice</strong> of the Valley, San Jose,<br />
CA. Session 6D<br />
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