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Chief Nursing Officer & Senior Director of Strategic Planning & Initiatives, AONN+, Danelle Johnston, and Nurse Navigator Sharon Gentry discuss the significance of taking the extra step toward achieving national accreditation for the AONN+ FFL certifications. This credential demonstrates that the academy has risen to the next level of commitment and professionalism. This also demonstrates that the academy meets the rigorous standards necessary for accreditation.

Tamara Mason, Patient Navigator from Cleveland Clinic, encourages navigators who are on the fence about getting certified through AONN+ FFL to get off the fence!

As a patient navigator, Casey MacDonald values that the AONN+ FFL certification is specifically targeted toward her unique skill set.

Dawn Deacon hopes her AONN+ FFL certification will illustrate that she is a highly trained, specialized navigator.

Katie Elliott explains why she decided to take the AONN+ FFL certification exam and why she believes patients will benefit from navigators becoming certified.

Fresh off taking the Nurse Navigator Certification Exam, Leesa Mattingly shares her thoughts on the importance of certification to the profession and to herself.

Karen Marr is hoping to inspire fellow navigators at her institution by being the first of her colleagues to become AONN+ FFL certified.

Jamie Harness feels AONN+ FFL certification provides validation for cancer programs and encourages organizations with cancer programs to support their navigators in becoming certified.

Roberta Gillis appreciates that AONN+ FFL offers certification that is just for oncology navigators.

Danelle Johnston and Sharon Gentry cite which resources navigators can use to help them study for the AONN+ FFL certification exam. This video originated from the 2017 West Coast Regional Meeting Town Hall.