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NAACCR CTR Exam Readiness Webinar Series
With so much riding on them, professional certification exams like the CTR Exam will never be stress-free, but with proper preparation they can be less stressful! Let the NAACCR CTR Exam Readiness Webinar Series help you prepare for the September 2008 Certification Exam for Cancer Registrars.
What is it?
The NAACCR CTR Exam Readiness Webinar offers real-time interactive instruction with a live instructor(s) in a small group setting. The course includes eight 2-hour sessions carefully prepared to reflect the changes to the 2008 CTR Exam, and a short follow-up post exam session. The class will meet Tuesday afternoons from 1-3 ET beginning July 22nd. Subscribers may have 2-3 participants at each site.
For additional information see the course syllabus. We have also posted a list of study materials and technical requirements necessary for the course.
Please note that the eligibility requirements for the 2008 CTR Exam have changed. Route 1 now requires a minimum two years full-time (24 months or 3,900 hours) or equivalent experience in the Cancer Registry field and a passing grade (not audited) in two semesters (3 quarters) of college-level courses in Human Anatomy and/or Physiology. Exam content and information concerning eligibility routes can be found at ctrexam.org.
For additional information see the course syllabus. We have also posted a list of study materials and technical requirements necessary for the course.
Please note that the eligibility requirements for the 2008 CTR Exam have changed. Route 1 now requires a minimum two years full-time (24 months or 3,900 hours) or equivalent experience in the Cancer Registry field and a passing grade (not audited) in two semesters (3 quarters) of college-level courses in Human Anatomy and/or Physiology. Exam content and information concerning eligibility routes can be found at ctrexam.org.
How do I register?
Online registration is now available from NAACCR through RegOnline.
For additional information, please contact Shannon Vann, CTR at svann@naaccr.org or Jim Hofferkamp, CTR at jhofferkamp@naaccr.org.
For additional information, please contact Shannon Vann, CTR at svann@naaccr.org or Jim Hofferkamp, CTR at jhofferkamp@naaccr.org.
How does it work?
Once you have registered, you will be sent an e-mail confirmation followed by instructions on joining the webinar session. Within the e-mail will be a link you can click on to join the session. At this point you will be able to view the lecture, ask questions, complete quizzes, and download homework assignments and study aids. You can participate in the sessions from any computer with the correct browser and computer specs!
Please note: The audio portion of this webinar will be conducted using Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP). Rather than listening to the webinar sessions over the phone, the audio will be transmitted through your computer. Participants will need computer speakers and a microphone or a headset with a microphone to participate. We will not be using phone conferencing for this webinar.
Please note: The audio portion of this webinar will be conducted using Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP). Rather than listening to the webinar sessions over the phone, the audio will be transmitted through your computer. Participants will need computer speakers and a microphone or a headset with a microphone to participate. We will not be using phone conferencing for this webinar.
How much?
The cost for the course is $400. This includes “live” lectures presented by experienced instructors, Q&A sessions, study materials, quizzes and a timed practice test.
What if I miss a session?
All of the sessions will be recorded. If a participant is unable to attend one of the live sessions, they may download the session and view it at their convenience. Each participant may download up to two sessions.
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