Care coordination is a fulfilling opportunity for professional development as a registered nurse. Nurses hired into the Indiana Complex Care Coordination Collaborative (IC4) receive training in a six-month virtual High Intensity Training with an individual coach, scheduled didactics and a trove of local resources at their fingertips. Once the High Intensity Training is completed, nurses move into a longitudinal Learning Collaborative where they share information and support with others doing this same work.
Nurses who have completed the IC4 training can demonstrate their accomplishment on their resumes with notations such as:
Completion of Indiana Complex Care Coordination (IC4) High Intensity Training
IU School of Medicine, Indianapolis, IN — Aug 2023 to Jan 2024
- Completed 80 hours of training in principles of patient/family-centered comprehensive care coordination, advanced communication skills, population health, patient and family needs and professional development.
- Demonstration of competency across 19 domains of care coordination performance.
Participation in the Indiana Complex Care Coordination (IC4) Learning Collaborative
IU School of Medicine, Indianapolis, IN — Aug 2023 to present
- Active participation in bimonthly longitudinal group discussions and presentations to refine and enhance care coordination skills.