Happy December Subscriber
Greetings to my wonderful healthcare colleagues.
In this newsletter, we are excited to announce our ambitious ten-year goal that officially kicks off in 2025. We aim to welcome one thousand new diabetes educators with diverse lived experiences into our community of educators and advocates over the next ten years. We want to raise awareness about the rewards of becoming a diabetes specialist to our healthcare professional colleagues, who may be unaware that this specialty is an option.
Let’s get the word out to colleagues about the benefits of becoming a CDCES or BC-ADM. To increase access, we have created a free webinar on the steps involved in “Becoming a Diabetes Specialist” that will air for the first time on December 18th. We are excited to open the doors to new colleagues and encourage them to seek certification. As the rates of diabetes continue to rise, we need all hands on deck.
We also highlight the 2024 Nobel Prize winners who discovered a link that might help treat both type 1 diabetes and celiac disease. We clarify the new requirements for renewing our CDCES and recognize all the Diabetes Awareness Activities that our colleagues made happen in their communities.
We enjoy several seasonal recipes by our guest contributor, Dawn DeSoto, RD, and CDCES, which are perfect for the winter season. Challenge yourself with our Question and Rationale of the Week.
Thank you for all the love and care you have provided this year. I know you touch the lives and hearts of many people who boldly try their best to self-manage their diabetes, and we are grateful for you!
With gratitude and appreciation,
Coach Beverly, Bryanna, Tiffany, Christine, Andrew, and Ginger
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Our FREE webinars will help you discover the steps required to become a CDCES and will transform your test anxiety into calm self-confidence and test-taking readiness.
If you are a health care professional considering becoming a CDCES and want to learn more about eligibility and benefits of joining the Diabetes Education Community, this FREE webinar is for YOU. Coach Beverly will provide clarification on requirements, exam content, and study strategies to prepare for success.
We will review examination process, sample test questions, and the reasoning behind choosing the BEST answers.We will review examination process, sample test questions, and the reasoning behind choosing the BEST answers.
Are you considering pursuing certification in diabetes care, but are not sure which certification is right for you and how to get started?
Coach Beverly is excited to share her insights on determining the best certification choice and the pathway to success. She will share her personal journey on achieving both her CDCES and BC-ADM over 20 years ago and how these credentials have impacted her opportunities as a diabetes specialist and president of her own company. We hope you can join us!
Author, Nurse, Educator, Clinician, and Innovator, Beverly has specialized in diabetes management for over twenty years and has successfully passed the CDCES exam six times. As president and founder of Diabetes Education Services, Beverly is dedicated to optimizing diabetes care and improving the lives of those with diabetes.
The use of DES products does not guarantee the successful passage of the certification exam. CBDCE and ADCES do not endorse any preparatory or review materials for the CDCES or BC-ADM exams, except for those published by CBDCE & ADCES.
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Diabetes Education Services offers education and training to diabetes educators in the areas of both Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes for the novice to the established professional. Whether you are training to be a Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist (CDCES), practicing at an advanced level and interested in board certification, or a health care professional and/or Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist (CDCES) who needs continuing education hours to renew your license or CDCES, we have diabetes education information, resources and training; learning and teaching tools; and diabetes online courses available for continuing education (CE). Read our disclaimer for full disclosure.