HIPAA Compliance Certification for Cranial Prosthesis Specialist Course

Generic HIPAA training was written for a clinic front desk. It will not tell you what to do when a client's physician letter arrives by text message, when her sister sits in on the consultation, or when the before-and-after you want to post is a patient photograph. This course does. Ten modules and 55 lessons — roughly 7 to 10 hours, self-paced — written specifically for cranial prosthesis specialists: the salon environment, the multi-party flow of information between patient, physician, supplier and insurer, and the marketing authorizations almost nobody in this industry collects correctly. You also get ten documents you will actually use, including a Notice of Privacy Practices, a Business Associate Agreement, a photo and video marketing authorization, a breach response checklist, a security risk assessment worksheet and a workforce training log. Ten scenario-based module quizzes and a final exam at an 80% pass mark. Finish it and you earn a dated Wig Medical Certificate of Completion — documented evidence of current HIPAA training. This course is professional training, not legal advice. The included documents are starting points to review with your own attorney before you put them into service.