Module 06: Treatment Coordinator Track
About This Module
Estimated time: One hour
Prerequisites: Modules 00 through 04 (Core Curriculum)
Who this is for: Candidates applying for Treatment Coordinator positions
What you will learn:
- Professional phone communication and managing difficult callers
- How consultations flow and your role in each stage
- How to explain sedation to anxious parents
- How to navigate CDCP coverage conversations with empathy
- BC Family Law basics and who can authorize treatment for children
- Custody verification protocols and handling stepparent scenarios
Module Contents
Complete these readings in order:
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Consultation Flow and Communication Phone communication mastery, the stages of a consultation, and your responsibilities at each point. Covers active listening, managing difficult callers, and professional phone standards.
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CDCP Conversations and Treatment Authorization Scripts for handling coverage questions, co-pay explanations, and pre-authorization delays. Also covers BC Family Law, custody verification, and who can legally authorize treatment for children.
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Quiz Checkpoint: TC Knowledge Assessment Test your understanding with a Google Form that teaches through feedback.
TC Training Scripts
After completing the readings and quiz, review the annotated TC scenarios in Module 08:
- TC-1: Financial Toxicity Recognition
- TC-2: Pre-Authorization Delay Conversation
- TC-3: Fear Disguised as Questions
These scripts show realistic situations with detailed annotations explaining why each response works.
Why This Module Matters
Treatment Coordinators are translators and gatekeepers. You translate clinical recommendations into language parents understand. You translate financial anxiety into manageable options. You translate fear into informed consent. You also serve as the first voice families hear when they call, and you verify that adults authorizing treatment have the legal right to do so.
This module teaches you to recognize what parents are really asking when their words say something different. It also ensures you understand the legal requirements for treatment authorization in British Columbia, protecting both families and our practice.
After This Module
When you have completed the readings, quiz, and reviewed the training scripts, continue to:
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