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Build a Stronger Hospice Team with CHAPCA Education & Training

Education and training are necessary for hospice staff because the complexity of patient needs, evolving regulatory requirements, and increasing scrutiny of care quality demand continuous professional growth. Hospice professionals must be equipped with up-to-date clinical skills and strong communication, documentation, and interdisciplinary collaboration abilities to deliver compassionate, compliant care. Ongoing education ensures that staff can confidently navigate changing standards, provide better support to patients and families, and strengthen the overall integrity and success of the hospice program.

Why It Matters

  • Demand for care is growing
  • Regulations keep changing
  • Turnover is costly
  • Great care starts with confident staff

What You Get

  • Live + On-Demand Webinars
  • Compliance & Billing Training
  • Volunteer Training (member pricing)
  • Leadership Development

Member Advantages

  • Discounted Education Programs
  • Access to Compliance Resources
  • Priority Training Notifications
  • Support for Every Role on Your Team

 

Click here to view our Education Calendar

CHAPCA Education Partners

CHAPCA is dedicated to providing cost-effective training opportunities that meet the needs of our members and enhance their skills, knowledge and competencies. We’ve partnered with Weatherbee Resources, and Hospice Webinar Network to provide education in a variety of hospice and palliative care  operational and clinical topic areas.

Hospice & Home Care Webinar Network

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Continuing Education Credit

Continuing education credit available on some course content.  

California education credit issued under CEP# 11389-California Hospice and Palliative Care Association. Please retain as proof of attendance.

Tax Deduction

All expenses for Continuing Management Education (including registration fees, travel, meals and lodging) taken to maintain and improve professional skills are tax deductible. (Treas. Reg. L162-5 Coughlin v. Commissioner, 203 F2d 307).