| Instructions
The Evaluative Experiential Learning Module is the last step in your learning pathway towards the Patient Navigator Professional Certificate. This individual summative assessment consist of two 30-minute role-play simulations with an actor and the instructor using a real-world case scenario ( you can find the scenario in the first link below). The simulations will be conducted virtually via Zoom and you will receive Zoom instructions before your session. The instructor will observe all sessions and assess you based on the scoring grid. You will receive personalized feedback at the end of the session. Please review the documents below to help you prepare for your session: |
Schedule
The Evaluative Experiential Learning Module will be held on the first Wednesday or Friday of each month (or the following Wednesday or Friday if any of these days falls on a university closure or statutory holidays). The HLLN team will email you to confirm the date and time of your assessment (2-hour time slot), we will try to accommodate based on first come first serve availability. If all time slots are full, you will be scheduled in for the following session and receive an email confirmation.
Transfers/Cancellations/Refunds
Please review our program policies https://hlln.info.yorku.ca/policy/
Digital Credentials
You must receive a satisfactory standing in all your short online assessment(s) and the Evaluative Experiential Learning Module in order to receive your Patient Navigation Professional Certificate digital credential. Please note that it can take 2-4 weeks to receive your results and digital credential.
If you did not receive a satisfactory standing in the Evaluative Experiential Learning Module, you have the option to retake the individual assessment at an additional fee, up to two times (three attempts allowed in total). Please contact hlln@yorku.ca for details.
Please refer to the digital credentials page to read a description of the achievement type and mastery level of the credentials. Each digital credential is represented by a clickable graphic containing meta-data that will provide more details about the competency and earning criteria.
