CEU Sponsorship / Lunch-and-learn CEUs
Put a QR flyer for an accredited course on the table at your lunch-and-learn. Attendees scan it and take the course online, and you pay $15 per CE credit hour only for the people who open it. Your first one is free.
Lunch gets people into the room. A CEU gives the licensed people in that room something they need for their renewal, and gives you a reason to follow up afterward.
Say 20 people attend and 12 of them scan the flyer and open a one-hour course. That is 12 courses at $15, or $180. If your first course is still free, it is $165. The eight people who never opened it cost nothing.
Nearly every course is approved for nurses, social workers and case managers, so a typical case management department is covered by a single flyer. More than twenty courses are also approved for one or more therapy disciplines through the Texas boards, so check the course before promising credit to a therapist, especially one licensed in another state.
The core of a discharge planner's job, from the receiving side.
Helps the team weigh home health, SNF, hospice, and other options.
Ties straight to readmission goals.
An overlooked driver of bounce-backs.
Patients who don't understand the plan come back.
Clarifies palliative vs. hospice care for the team making the referral.
Supports goals-of-care conversations before discharge.
Families ask case managers about coverage constantly.
Helps patients commit to follow-up care after they leave.
$15 per CE credit hour, billed only when a professional opens the course. A one-hour course is $15 and a two-hour course is $30. Sending, QR flyers and bulk sends are free, there is no subscription or per-seat fee, and each rep's first opened course is free.
No. Your presentation stays yours. The credit comes from the accredited online course you sponsor, which each professional completes on their own time and receives a certificate for. That keeps the education independent of the sponsor.
It costs you nothing. You are billed only for courses that are opened, so an empty seat or an unscanned flyer is free.
Not for billing. Pulse records each course that is claimed and opened. Keep a sign-in sheet if your company wants one for its own records, and use it to send the course to anyone who missed the flyer.
No. They scan the code, enter their name and email, and the course arrives by email. They can register later if they want to keep their courses in one place.
That is their decision, so bring them in early. Pulse keeps a per-rep record of every course sponsored: who received it, when, and whether it was opened. The course is independent education from an accredited provider, and accepting one does not commit a professional to anything.
Create a free rep account and send one course to a professional you already know. After that it is $15 per credit hour, billed only when a course is opened.
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