Need more professional guidance or support?
Are you looking to advance your practice in diabetes care and education? My professional coaching services provide individualized guidance for clinicians across healthcare disciplines, including nurses, dietitians, pharmacists, and other allied health professionals.
Coaching sessions are designed to help you strengthen your clinical skills, deepen your expertise in diabetes care, and grow professionally in your role. This can be especially helpful if you are transitioning into diabetes care, returning to the field after time away, or looking to build confidence in a new specialty area.
Need support preparing for the CDCES or BC-ADM exam?
Are you preparing to sit for the Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist (CDCES) or Board Certified–Advanced Diabetes Management (BC-ADM) exam? My professional coaching services provide individualized support for clinicians working in diabetes care and education, including dietitians, nurses, pharmacists, and other allied health professionals.
Preparing for these certification exams can feel overwhelming. Through one-on-one coaching, I help clinicians develop a focused study strategy, clarify complex clinical concepts, and strengthen the applied knowledge needed to successfully pass the exam. Sessions are tailored to your learning needs and may include:
- Identifying key exam content areas and study priorities
- Reviewing challenging clinical scenarios and case-based concepts
- Strengthening understanding of diabetes therapies, technology, and nutrition care
- Developing a structured study plan and timeline
- Building confidence ahead of exam day
Whether you are preparing for your first attempt or planning for a second try, personalized coaching can help you approach the exam with greater clarity and confidence.
Registered Dietitians and Continuing Education
Registered Dietitian Nutritionists (RDNs) can earn continuing education credits while working with a professional coach. Through the Commission on Dietetic Registration’s Mentorship Recipient Contract (formerly “sponsored independent learning”), RDNs can earn 1 CEU for every 2 hours spent working with a subject matter expert.
Before beginning a professional coaching program, the learner establishes a contract with the coach and outlines clear, measurable learning objectives focused on developing skills, knowledge, judgment, or professional competence. RDNs can earn up to 50 CEUs per 5-year recertification cycle through this pathway.
The best part—many RDNs are able to use employer-supported continuing education benefits to participate in coaching.