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Alzheimer’s Journey Coordinator Certificate Program

The purpose of the curriculum is to provide students with the educational and clinical skills necessary to assist caregivers in recognizing and understanding the symptoms/treatment/guidance of Alzheimer’s disease (AD) and related dementias (RDs). The program will build a student’s communication skills with respect to cultural sensitivity and person-centered plans. The program will provide skills to help differentiate between the multiple systems and strategies to effectively navigate through various institutions including federal (to include the VA), state, county and local health and social agencies. This certificate curriculum will also assist students who are presently working for agencies that provide services to individuals with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias.
This program was created by Camden County College in partnership with Rowan University Rutgers – Camden Board of Governors

This program is grant funded. Tuition is covered for accepted students.

 

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Meta Major:
Degree/Certificate:
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Code Course Credits
First Year / First Semester
ALZ-101 Overview of Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI), Alzheimer’s Disease (AD), & Related Dementias (RDs) 2
ALZ-102 Journey Coordinator: Purpose & Professionalism1 2
    4
Code Course Credits
First Year / Second Semester
ALZ-103 Individualized Approaches to Engage, Care, and Support for Persons Living with AD/RD and Care Partners 2 3
ALZ-104 Principles of System Navigation3 3
    6
First Year / Summer Semester
ALZ-105 Individualized Approaches to Engage, Care, and Support for Persons Living with AD/RD and Care Partners4 3
    3
  Total Credits 13
1 Prerequisite: ALZ-101
2 Prerequisite: ALZ-102
2 Prerequisite: ALZ-103
2 Prerequisite: ALZ-101, ALZ-102, ALZ-103, ALZ-104

Program Student Learning Outcomes

  1. Compare and contrast Alzheimer’s Diseases and related dementias as a public health crisis and the current barriers to care and services.
  2. Demonstrate effective communication and relationship building skills that traverse dynamic networks of professionals, families, caregivers, and the person experiencing Alzheimer’s disease and other related dementia.
  3. Integrate information on the symptoms, treatment, and guidance of Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias.

Contact Person

Professor Fatemah Sedighi, Coordinator
(856) 227-7200 ext. 4535
Email: fsedighi@hrfjk.com

Additional information

CIP Code

51.0701
Program Code

ALZ.CA

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