1 CEU and Light Meal Provided

Meeting format

• Chapter Meeting, announcements and discussion
• CEU presentation
• Q&A

Learning objectives:

1. Learn the 4 cornerstones of healthcare professional ethics principles and how they relate to the elderly population.
2. Attendee will better understand the role of the healthcare professional’s duty to respect patient autonomy.

3. Define healthcare professional’s responsibility to maintain beneficence at all times

About the Presenters

Holly Conway-Eaton

After a career in leadership roles with healthcare companies (16 years in pharmaceutical sales), Holly decided to turn her passion into her vocation by becoming a caregiver with Senior Home Companions.   In her words, “I wanted to be able to truly impact the lives of the elderly by improving their quality of life.”  Holly served a number of clients over a three- year period as a caregiver and developed strong relationships with each of them.  Since then, Holly has used her creativity and compassion to help connect SHC with our community. She has been in a marketing position with SHC for over 7 years and has learned that it often does take a village to provide the quality care and resources that enable the elderly to age successfully.  Holly graduated from Ball State University with a degree in Marketing.  She has three children and one granddaughter, who she enjoys spoiling at every opportunity.

Michael Lamkin

Michael has been with SHC for four years.  As Director of Business Development, Michael works to facilitate communication between SHC and its various business partners so as to ensure that all SHC families are paired with the right solution for all their needs. Michael graduated from Purdue University in 2008, with a Bachelor’s in US History, focusing on Political and Legal history. In 2014, Michael completed his Master’s in Business Administration at Butler University, with a concentration on Marketing. Michael, his wife, and two daughters, live in Carmel, & are members of Mercy Road Christian Church. Michael is currently on the board of Hamilton County—Council of Aging, and a certified Dementia Friends Indiana champion. In his spare time Michael enjoys running, bicycling, and spending time with family.

*This program has been pre-approved by The Commission for Case Manager Certification to provide Ethics continuing education credit to CCM® board certified case managers.  The course is approved for oneCE contact hour.

 This program has been approved for 1.0 NASW Social Work Continuing Education Hour.

Tickets

$0.00 Onsite Attendance - Member

$0.00 Onsite - First Time Guest

$25.00 Onsite Attendance - Returning Guest