Video Library
The Value of Organ-Specific Certification
Karen Marr sees value in becoming organ-specific certified because of the ever-changing cancer care landscape.
Leading the Certification Initiative
Karen Marr is hoping to inspire fellow navigators at her institution by being the first of her colleagues to become AONN+ FFL certified.
Encourage Your Navigators to Become Certified Through AONN+ FFL
Jamie Harness feels AONN+ FFL certification provides validation for cancer programs and encourages organizations with cancer programs to support their navigators in becoming certified.
Adding Legitimacy to Navigation Through Certification
Roberta Gillis appreciates that AONN+ FFL offers certification that is just for oncology navigators.
How to Prepare for the AONN+ FFL Certification Exam
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.
Why AONN+ FFL Created Navigator Certifications
Lillie Shockney and Sharon Gentry elaborate on how the AONN+ FFL certification credentials evolved and how the AONN+ philosophy around navigator certification differs from ONS. This video originated from the 2017 West Coast Regional Meeting Town Hall.
AONN+ FFL Certification Orients, Educates, and Legitimizes
Tricia Strusowski explains how the standardized metrics perfectly complement AONN+ FFL certification, which can help navigators better understand the full continuum of care.
AONN+ FFL Certification Has Many Benefits
Linda Burhansstipanov reviews some of the benefits that navigators can unlock by becoming AONN+ FFL certified.
Going the Extra Mile Via AONN+ FFL Certification
Wendy Brooks feels that both she and her institution have seen benefits based on her earning her AONN+ FFL certification.
AONN+ FFL Site-Specific Certification
Wendy Brooks recognizes the value in developing AONN+ FFL site-specific certifications to better serve unique patient populations.