A: It is as simple as giving us a call at 1.877.396.6261 or emailing us at info@rctclearn.net.

A: RCTCLEARN.NET partners with many state homecare and hospice associations. Give us a call at 1.877.396.6261 or send us an email at info@rctclearn.net. We are happy to discuss different options for accessing RCTCLEARN.NET.

A: We continually add and update courses to reflect changes in the homecare and hospice industry. New and revised courses are continuously in different phases of development and beta testing.

A: Yes, RCTCLEARN.NET has a comprehensive “My CEU” tool which gives users the ability to track course completions. Students have the ability to see their personal course activity whereas training coordinators can view their entire agency’s learning activity.

A: Yes, you will be awarded a Certificate of Completion after reviewing the course content and passing the applicable quizzes and final exam.

A: RCTCLEARN.NET offers a wide range of learning packages to fit the needs of agencies and state associations. Give us a call at 1.877.396.6261 so we can discuss your needs and tailor a package that is right for you.

A:RCTCLEARN.NET is part of Rochester Community and Technical College’s Nursing Continuing Professional Development Approved Provider Unit. The Professional Continuing Education courses, Professional End of Life courses, OASIS D1 courses and Reducing Re-Hospitalization of Older Adults courses have all been designed to meet the ANCC requirements for nursing continuing professional development.

The college is approved with distinction as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the Wisconsin Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.

According to ANCC, contact hours from Approved Providers are accepted by all RN licensing boards nationwide. If you question the acceptance of these contact hours, we suggest you contact your board of nursing directly.

A: Individuals may register and take RCTCLEARN.NET's HHA or NA courses as an introduction to these roles for personal education. However, taking these courses does not provide any certification in those roles. Classes for certification in these roles need to be completed through your state’s approved programs and methods. Please contact your state’s homecare or hospice association or your state Department of Health to find out more information about these training programs.