description

There are currently 11 certifications prevalent to life care planning and two accrediting bodies for such certifications. This webinar addresses each of the certifications along with accreditations standards and considers why so many exist within the scope of the subspecialty practice of life care planning. Further, what qualifies an expert in federal testimony is explored and the answer is offered to be the totality of education, experience, training, knowledge and skills, in which the certifications assist with verification of within the Federal Rules of Evidence.

Recording: Please note that this webinar will be recorded and made available for on-demand viewing. This webinar will be held in a Zoom webinar format, so attendees will not appear on camera or audio.

Credits: 1.0 CEs are applied for the following credits: CCMC, CDMS, CLCP-MSCC, CRC-CVE, and CVRP (pending approval). Credit is contingent upon attendance and completion of the post-event survey.

• CE approval codes valid through February 2026.

Speakers:
Cloie B. Johnson
Anthony J. Choppa
Alana Bomberger
Nick Choppa

learning objectives

1. Identify the 11 credentials available to those who prepare life care plans.
2. Explain the criteria and requirements of each credential available to those who prepare life care plans.
3. Analyze admissibility and the role of certifications in supporting expert qualification under Federal Rules of Evidence.