"Actually Alison, the only way one can sit to take the WCC exam is if they are licensed in any of the following disciplines: RN, LPN/LVN, PT, NP, PTA, OT, PA, MD. Not just any "Joe Schmoe" can sit for the WCC exam."
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Toni Clarke replied to WoundTalk's discussion Do you think it is better to have one wound care certification to cover all healthcare practitioners, or tailored certifications that depend on educational background and license?"Toni Clarke replied to WoundTalk's discussion Do you think it is better to have one wound care certification to cover all healthcare practitioners, or tailored certifications that depend on educational background and license?""I think tailored is better, due to the differences in scopes of practice amongst different disciplines. Certification is the demonstration that that clinician took the extra step to validate their expertise in a given field. No matter how…"
Toni Clarke replied to WoundTalk's discussion What are your levels of certification and why did you get it?"I recently became Wound Care Certified and my reason for pursuing it was so I can demonstrate the extent of my knowledge of wound care and portray myself to my colleagues as a reliable resource, as evidenced by my initiative to pursue such…"
Toni Clarke replied to WoundTalk's discussion Where do you work and what is your position?"I am a DON and WCC, but I work in home health, so I generally would instruct the staff on best wound care practices."
Toni Clarke replied to WoundTalk's discussion Where do you work and what is your position?"I am a Director of Nursing for a branch within the home health agency I work."
Laurie Swezey RN, BSN, CWS,CWOCN left a comment for Toni Clarke"Nice to see you here on WoundEducators. What was your reason for joining the network?
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- Registered Nurse
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- At 3:15pm on July 20, 2010,
Etheldra R. Washington said… - hello there nice to get a web dedicated to nurses doing wound care
- At 10:18am on March 17, 2010, Laurie Swezey RN, BSN, CWS,CWOCN said…
- Nice to see you here on WoundEducators. What was your reason for joining the network?
To add a personal touch, consider including a photograph of yourself when you join the network. A photo will help other users connect with you, allow them to get to know you better, and make you more of a 'real person' to your online colleagues.
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