Courses

Communication and civility courses address disruptive behaviors and communication problems in the workplace, either with staff, administration, or patients.

Ethics and professionalism courses address issues rooted in lack of adherence to laws, rules, guidelines, codes, or policies.

Prescribing courses address issues and deficiencies in prescribing practices, specifically in terms of controlled substances, pain management, and addiction.

Record keeping courses address and remediate deficiencies in medical record keeping. Their aim is to help participants improve medical care, delivery of services and communicate more clearly and accurately by improving their record keeping habits.

This course serves as an optional extended follow-up component for all PBI courses as well as graduates of courses taken elsewhere. It keeps course learnings fresh in participants’ minds, holds them accountable to the changes they pledged to make during their initial course, and allows them to apply those changes in real time in their practice, with ongoing guidance and support of faculty and classmates.  

This course remediates poor adherence to, or understanding of, state laws and rules.

Not remedial in nature, this course offers a comprehensive guide to serving as a medical chaperone in both mandated or voluntary, as-needed settings.

These courses are intended for teachers, educators, and administrators that need to increase their understanding of professional boundaries, professionalism and educator ethics. Our educator courses are designed to improve accountability and help participants learn how to improve their professionalism in the workplace.