UW Oshkosh CCDET Dementia Specialist Training

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UW Oshkosh CCDET Dementia Specialist Training

The University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Center for Career Development and Employability Training (CCDET) along with the Wisconsin Department of Health Services, Division of Long Term Care, has developed courses for a Dementia Specialist Designation for individuals who have completed one or both of the following Generalist courses: Dementia Generalist Training for Crisis Responders or Dementia Generalist Training for Healthcare Providers.
 
Successful participants in either of the trainings listed above are invited to select 4 of 10 one-hour Dementia Specialist short course topics. The 4 courses must be selected all at once and are available for total cost of $60 per person. Successful completion of all 4 selected courses (passing final assessment for each course) within 6 months results in the individual receiving a Dementia Specialist designation and being added to the Dementia Specialist Registry. Individuals successfully completing this training will also receive a certificate of completion and can apply for CEUs.


In addition, any individual may choose to take any number of the one-hour Dementia Specialist short course topics. Successful completion of each topic (passing a final assessment) within 6 months results in a printable certificate of completion and eligibility to apply for CEUs, but does not earn the Dementia-Capable Wisconsin Dementia Specialist designation.
 

Registration and a listing of the 10 one-hour courses are now available at http://www.uwosh.edu/dementia.