As a patient navigator, Laura loves learning about new tools and emerging research that she can share with the people she’s navigating. “Whether it’s asking for more information, asking about a new drug or an imaging agent, we want to empower patients to ask questions. It’s about helping people know the types of tools that are out there and may help them,” she said. Read more on the blog with our partner GE HealthCare: https://bit.ly/3Y1DETE
Zarek Mena
2mo
July 25th, 2024 @ 1:00 PM EST Oncology Patient Navigation Virtual Network (OPN-VN) Event: Title: PEARLS: Navigators love resources... especially learning about new ones. Please plan to share at least one of your favorite navigation “pearls” (resources). What it is and how you use it. Come learn, share and network! The Oncology Patient Navigator Specialty group is inclusive of the patient navigator across the oncology continuum who is not licensed, whether you are a patient navigator in a clinic, the community or in an institution. Our objective is to provide support, networking, and mentorship for oncology patient navigators. Register Here for OPN-VN Meeting Link https://lnkd.in/eRn7GtaA *If unable to access link, email zarekm@patientnavigationadivisors.com
RONALD FULLMAN
2mo
Thank you for all that you do. I am an angel a sweet messenger from God and a beautiful breast cancer 🎀 survivor. They call me the prayer guy because I have a direct line to God. So ❤️ the more I know the more effective I can pray, I also have a tremendous amount of love ❤️.
Experienced transcriptionist/Public health student/In awe of ecosystems
2moDo you have suggestions for someone without a clinical degree who wants to become a patient navigator? Looking at oncology navigator credential through ACS, but curious if other training paths exist.