HTHU Winter Programs for Georgia Facilities
Executive Leadership Program
HTH's Leadership Program is open to currently employed healthcare personnel who serve in leadership or intend to serve in leadership positions in their facility. As well as for HTH Business Partners in good standing.
This program is designed to equip emerging leadership candidates with tools, skillsets and knowledge to become future Senior leaders within rural healthcare settings. It includes personal development, healthcare industry training, and skills development and fosters peer-to-peer relationships with participants.
Hospital Board & Leadership Program
HTH's Hospital Board and Leadership Program is designed for Hospital Boards of Directors and C-suite leadership members.
A key to a hospital’s success lies greatly in the governance by its board and trustees, yet the needs of the rural organization often differ greatly. It is a role that demands active participation by members who understand the hospital environment and how to meet the unique challenges rural hospitals face. Trustees face legal, ethical, and regulatory decisions in a highly evolving industry. This program offers key education standards to equip board members and hospital leaders. Click here to view full program overview.
Subscription pricing per education cycle:
- Non-Member Hospital: $4,500
- HomeTown Member Hospital: $2,250
- Individual: $650
Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner Program
Program participants must hold RN degree at minimum. Recommended for RNs and APRNs.
Georgia CAHs participating in the VERB program can participate at no cost.
The Commission for Forensic Nursing Certification (CFNC) currently offers two professional credentials: the Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner-Adult/Adolescent (SANE-A®) and the Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner-Pediatric (SANE-P®). Both credentials are recognized by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s (ANCC) Magnet Program®. The earned credentials of SANE-A® designates that the recipient has achieved the highest standards of forensic nursing for sexual assault nurse examiners. Nurse examiners initially become certified by meeting the eligibility requirements and achieving a passing score on the certification examination.
SANE Program Kickoff & Information Webinar - October 29, 2020
Click here to register for Kickoff Webinar.
Formal program registration link will be released after kickoff webinar.
Infection Prevention Program
This program is open to professionals who have a goal to certify with CIC or recertify with CIC. Others who are not interested in formal certification/recertification but are infection control focused in their role will also benefit.
APIC’s Certification Preparatory Course benefits anyone planning to sit for the Certification Board of Infection Control and Epidemiology (CBIC ® ) CIC ® examination for the first time, or for recertification. The highly interactive curriculum of the multiday training provides an overview of the examination, study tips, resources and practice test questions along with many opportunities for discussion. Click here for full program description.
Registration closes November 6, 2020. Applications will be reviewed and approved participants will receive next step instructions.
Grant Professional Training Program
This program will benefit project managers, grant managers, executive and financial leaders as well as others in compliance or who are seeking to improve their grant management skills.
Georgia SHIP Hospital Innovation Consortium participants can participate at no cost.
The goal of this series, Healthcare Grant Professional Training and Certification Prep, is to help build the knowledge and skills of those involved in seeking and managing grants within healthcare organizations. For those interested in pursuing the GPCI Certification, it will also provide a big picture overview of the areas included in the testing, as well as prep materials.
Interested professionals are invited to the Kickoff & Information Webinar - December 18, 2020.
Click here to register for kickoff/informational webinar.
Formal program registration to follow.
Mental Health First Aid Training
This program is open to anyone interesting in learning how to recognize/identify when someone is struggling with a mental health or substance abuse problem, as well as tools to be better equipped for meaningful conversations with individuals experiencing or approaching crisis and how to best offer support and connect individuals with available resources.
Georgia CAHs participating in the VERB program can participate at no cost.
Mental Health First Aid prepares participants to interact with those experiencing mental health crisis - including a 5-step action plan that helps guide conversations and support for individuals.
Training class schedule varies by learner and trainer availability.
Registration closes November 6, 2020.