Board Certified Patient Advocate
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PACB Board Certification for Professional Patient and Health Care Advocates
Earning the Board Certified Patient Advocate (BCPA) credential is a testament to your unwavering commitment to the patient and healthcare advocacy profession. This certification also signifies your dedication to lifelong learning and professional growth. If you are a healthcare advocate at any stage of your career, you can benefit from this certification, which reflects your adherence to the rigorous standards set by the Patient Advocate Certification Board (PACB).
What Does a Patient or Healthcare Advocate Do?
In the complex world of healthcare decisions, a patient or healthcare advocate is the supportive companion everyone needs. They ensure the client, patient, or family fully grasp the crucial issues, understand their rights, and feel emboldened to voice their own perspectives.
As a Patient or Healthcare Advocate, your role is pivotal in:
1. Amplifying Your Client’s Voice: Empowering your clients to ensure their concerns and opinions are not just heard, but also given the weight they deserve in decision-making processes.
2. Safeguarding Their Rights: Vigilantly protecting and promoting your client’s rights within the healthcare system.
3. Honoring Their Values: Ensuring their values and wishes are genuinely considered, fostering a shared-decision making environment that respects their individuality and autonomy.