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Building Academic Palliative Care

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PCLC training and mentoring to help build your academic palliative care program

Physician CME accreditation approved

Building Academic Palliative Care is led by three collaborating academic PCLCs - Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW), University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) and Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU).

The curriculum has two key components:

Training Program. Based upon the proprietary PCLC curriculum, we tailor training to meet the specific needs and interests of academic medical centers. Your faculty and key hospital staff will gain the knowledge and tools they need to:

  • Provide a palliative care program that brings crucial clinical experience to students and residents;
  • Promote faculty development in palliative care;
  • Improve the integration of the academic mission within the teaching hospital;
  • Develop and implement an action plan for clinical and academic program development to support student and resident education.

Mentoring. PCLC faculty will continue to assist you for a full year after your training through continued guidance and distance mentoring.

Two exciting training options!

Option 1: Train at a Leadership Center -
Receive tailored, hands-on training at one of the three participating Academic PCLCs.

Tuition:
  • $3,500 per team (not per person) of up to four people from one institution
  • $3,250 per team (not per person) for those that include a hospital finance person as a member
  • $200 per each additional person after the fourth
    (Teams larger than four are welcome)

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Option 2: Have our PCLC faculty come to you -

Our Academic PCLC faculty are available to come to your institution to provide the highest level of personalized instruction. Call for pricing.

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Learn More about the PCLCs

For general questions, please contact Jennifer Raiten at jennifer.raiten@mssm.edu or (212) 201-2683.

Building Academic Palliative Care, a special training project of the Palliative Care Leadership Centerssm, is supported by the Center to Advance Palliative Care (CAPC) and funded by the Milbank Foundation for Rehabilitation and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF).