Elevate Your Healthcare Career with Cultural Competence Training!

Elevate Your Healthcare Career with Hybrid & In-Person Cultural Competence Training!

Join us for an impactful hybrid and in-person training event at Sierra Center, West Sacramento! Enhance your healthcare career by gaining essential cultural competence skills to provide exceptional care to diverse patient populations. This training combines the flexibility of online learning with the engagement of in-person sessions, ensuring you receive a comprehensive learning experience. Don’t miss this opportunity to expand your expertise, increase your earning potential, and make a meaningful impact in your community!

Stand Out | Earn More | Make an Impact

In today’s diverse healthcare environment, cultural competence is no longer just a skill—it’s a necessity. This training will provide CNAs, caregivers, and nurses with the knowledge and tools to deliver inclusive, patient-centered care, while opening new job opportunities and boosting your earning potential.

💡 Why Take This Training?

✔ Boost Your Resume – Gain a certification that sets you apart from other healthcare professionals.

✔ Increase Your Income – CNAs and nurses with cultural competence training earn 5-15% more on average.

✔ Improve Patient Care & Satisfaction – 82% of employers say cultural competence enhances patient trust and outcomes.

✔ Career Advancement – Qualify for leadership roles and expand job opportunities.

Training Format & Details:

✅ Hybrid Training: 4 Hours Online + 4 Hours In-Person

✅ Earn Volunteer Hours to Build Your Professional Portfolio

✅ Certificate of Completion Provided

✅ Group Training Available!

Investment:

Individual Training: $99 per student

Group Training Available : $499 for 10 people

More Info :

Email: [email protected]

Sponsors /Partnerships Oppurtunities

"Culture Competence Group Training"

📍 Who Should Attend?

• CNAs, caregivers, and nurses looking to increase their value in the healthcare field.

• Healthcare professionals seeking better job opportunities and higher pay.

• Students or recent grads building their experience and career portfolio.

📩 Register Now – Limited Spots Available!
sponsored by: Sierra Donor Center

Info: "Breaking Barriers: The First Black Nurses in America"

This powerful title highlights the resilience, dedication, and groundbreaking contributions of the first Black nurses in America. It represents their fight against racial and gender discrimination while paving the way for diversity and inclusion in healthcare. This event will honor their legacy while equipping today’s healthcare professionals with cultural competence skills to continue breaking barriers and improving patient care.

Info:
Learning Objective
Understanding the Factors Contributing to Health Disparities
Addressing the Impact of Social Determinants of Health on Patient Care. Test your knowledge.

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Learning Objective
Adapting Care Plans to Align With Patients' Cultural Needs and Preferences
Delivering Patient-centered Care That Respects Cultural Beliefs
Collaborating With Patients to Make Informed Decisions About Their Care
Test Your Knowledge

Info: Learning Objective
Cultural Differences in End-of-life Beliefs and Practices
Importance of Adhering to Religious Practices During End-of-life Care and Mourning
Approaches to Discussing Sensitive Topics Related to Care Preferences and Decisions
Test Your Knowledge

Info: Learning Objective
Recognizing the Role of Religion and Spirituality in Healthcare Decisions
Strategies for Accommodating Patients' Religious Practices and Beliefs
Did You Know?
Test Your Knowledge

Info: Learning Objective
Microagressions
Understanding Implicit Bias and Its Impact on Patient Care
Addressing Implicit Bias
Strategies for Mitigating Bias and Avoiding Microaggressions
Test Your Knowledge

Info: Learning Objective
Applying Cultural Competence Principles to Real Patient Scenarios
Problem-solving Challenges Related to Cultural Differences
Test Your Knowledge

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Sierra Donor Services, 3940 Industrial Boulevard, West Sacramento, United States