Our continuing education modules combine quality, flexibility, and accessibility in meeting the educational needs of today's working healthcare professionals. Here are some good reasons to complete your continuing education requirements through the Institute for Continuing Education:

• Gain knowledge and understanding of state-of-the-art and current developments and research.  
• Improve your work performance and increase your confidence in dealing with patients, colleagues and superiors.  
• Enhance your ability to participate in the decision-making process.  
• Be aware of the contributions of leading writers, theorists and commentators in the field.  
• Utilize your own experience in the learning process.  
• Complete materials are provided - no wasting time looking for additional references.  
• Your understanding is assessed through a multiple choice examination. Some include case studies.

Our continuing education modules mix reading, examples, and review questions to achieve educational outcomes. All of our courses are authored by experts in their chosen fields, so we're familiar with the expectations of quality and convenience by discerning students. With input from our students and feedback from healthcare professionals, we've developed these courses with the recognition that your time is valuable and your schedule demanding.

Our goal is to provide relevant, timely, and accessible continuing education courses in a format and medium that  compliments your personal and professional obligations.

New technologies, as the Internet, help professionals maintain licensure regardless of location, and time commitments; and, it is available 24 ­ hours a day. The Institute for Continuing Education is the perfect prescription for what ails today¹s learning hungry, but time pressed professionals.

With the Institute for Continuing Education¹s broad line of continuing education programs you can study wherever and whenever you want from leading edge researchers and practitioners. The continually updated modules bridge the gap between theory and practice, preparing you for tomorrow's challenges, while providing you with needed requirements. You can log onto a management course in your bedroom at midnight, or in your spare time while at work. If you¹re burdened by a remote location or a heavy work or travel schedule, distance learning may be the only way to polish your professional credentials.

Healthcare organizations are finding that distance learning is a ticket to survival. Distance learning gives better training at less expense, while contributing to a measurable impact. "It¹s not a frill anymore, it¹s a necessary way to keep ahead," says Nick Wreden of the US Distance Learning Association, which estimates that 85% of the Fortune 500 companies use some form of distance training. In particular, distance learning for continuing education requirements shows cost savings between 50 and 75% when compared with traditional delivery continuing education programs, especially when taking into account travel. Kaiser Permanente, says that distance learning saves $1.5 million per year over traditional techniques, primarily by eliminating travel costs alone. Kaiser is the nation¹s largest HMO with 100,000 employees in 18 states and the District of Columbia.

Our advisors are drawn from leading healthcare professionals and educators with a vast array of experience and knowledge. Each module is written by prominent professionals and instructors in the field to help you develop professional skills with the most authoritative, state-of-the-art information available.

We provide a level of quality education combined with a flexible learning environment that can't be attained in a traditional program. Preliminary evidence even suggests that distance learners retain information better than students in traditional settings, because they are more mature and motivated.

Our modules are designed at a highly practical application level. We believe that the knowledge and skills you learn can be used on the job immediately. We subscribe to the motto, "Learn it tonight - use it tomorrow!"