The Certified BCAT® Master Clinician program is designed for healthcare professionals with a current BCAT® license.  The 8-hour, self-paced curriculum consists of video modules taught by Dr. William Mansbach, creator of the BCAT® Approach and director of the BCAT® Research Center.

The curriculum is designed to advance each clinician’s knowledge and expertise in evidence-based cognitive assessment and treatment considerations for those with MCI and dementia. Topics of courses include the cognitive continuum, assessment and treatment of memory, working memory, Mild Cognitive Impairment, understanding and applying the BCAT® Factor Scores, transitions in care, and brain health. The primary difference between the BCAT® Master Clinician program and BCAT® Cognitive Specialist program is that the Master Clinician program focuses on assessment and treatment across the cognitive continuum and on transitions in care, while the Cognitive Specialist program focuses on assessment across the cognitive continuum and on behavior management in dementia.

The BCAT® Master Clinician certification is valid for a two-year term once completed. Clinicians must have a current, active BCAT® license in order to participate in this certification program. Certification requirements include watching each video module and passing a posttest with a score of 80% or higher.

Upon purchase, you will receive an email to download the course materials.