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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.

Tricia Strusowski explains how the standardized metrics perfectly complement AONN+ FFL certification, which can help navigators better understand the full continuum of care.

Linda Burhansstipanov reviews some of the benefits that navigators can unlock by becoming AONN+ FFL certified.

Wendy Brooks feels that both she and her institution have seen benefits based on her earning her AONN+ FFL certification.

Wendy Brooks recognizes the value in developing AONN+ FFL site-specific certifications to better serve unique patient populations.

Wendy Brooks believes AONN+ FFL certification is especially useful for navigators to obtain because it's specifically geared toward navigators to enable them to better do their jobs and improve the patient experience.

Watch conference attendee Lalonnie Hurliman discuss why becoming AONN+ FFL certified is important to her, her institution, and her patients.

Vanessa Rodriguez believes AONN+ FFL certification is valuable in helping define why navgiators are important members of the cancer care team.

Penny Daughtery stresses the importance of AONN+ FFL Navigator Certification and how it can support the goals of the navigation community.

Supporting navigators as professionals is just one way Lillie Shockney concludes that certification will impact navigators. Providing education and knowledge can advance career goals and ensure the right skills are obtained to benefit patients and ultimately make better navigators.