Nursing: Care Coordination and Transition Management, SCERT

Short-Term Certificate (CCM-SCERT)

• Short-Term Certificate: 20 credit hours

Certificate Goals

This course will provide the professional registered nurse with the knowledge, core competencies, skills and concepts required to successfully take the Care Coordination and Transition Management Certification Exam.

Certificate Outcomes

• Students will be able to demonstrate patient advocacy
• Students will be able to demonstrate skills to education and engage patients and families
• Students will be able to demonstrate coaching and counseling of patients and families
• Accurately and effectively demonstrate patientcentered care planning
• Students will be able to demonstrate support for self-management Nursing process (proxy for monitoring and evaluation)
• Students will demonstrate effective teamwork and collaboration
• Exhibit proficiency in cross setting communications and care transitions
• Effectively conduct population health management

Certificate Application Requirements

To be admitted into the Care Coordination and Transition Management program, students must complete the following requirements for admissions prior to acceptance into the program:

• A completed application
• Official Transcripts from their school of Nursing
• Unrestricted Michigan RN license
• 1 year work experience as RN in Ambulatory Care, Home Care, or ER
• A clear background check
• Successful completion of all health requirements - Urine Drug Screen, CPR, Immunizations, Health Appraisal