Introducing a six hour ethics training that delves into the complexities of guardianship and case management. Through the lens of one of the most pivotal guardianship cases in history—the Terri Schiavo case—bringing together the professionals involved from all over the country, we will explore the profound ethical challenges that continue to shape the field 20 years later. Gain valuable insights and engage in lessons learned and thought-provoking discussions on the ongoing dilemmas.
Featuring:
Kenneth Goodman, PhD, FACMI, FACE, Founder and director of the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine’s Institute for Bioethics and Health Policy.
Ray E. Moseley, PhD, Associate Professor. Bioethics, Law and Medical Professionalism, Director of UF Shands Hospital Clinical Ethics
Honorable George Greer – Retired Circuit Court Judge, Nationally recognized, presided over numerous Terri Schiavo case hearings.
Robert Destro Esq., Represented Florida Governor Jeb Bush and Ms. Schiavo’s parents.
George Felos, Esq., Nationally recognized, lead attorney for Michael Schiavo.
Hamden Baskin Esq., served as Circuit Court Special Master hearing Baker Act cases, trial counsel to Michael Schiavo.
Ken Burke Clerk of Circuit Court and Comptroller, Pinellas County. Elected in 2004 at the height of the Schiavo case in his home county. Law firm administrator, college board chairman and a CPA.
Katherine Drabiak, JD, Professor, Univ. of South Florida, colleague of Dr. Jay Wolfson, the special guardian-ad-litem in the Schiavo case.
The training is approved for 6 CEU for Guardians 2 hours in Guardianship Law and 3 hour in Professional Ethics and 1 hour in Advance Directives. Once you have finished your course you must return to the course catalog and click course completion confirmation. At that time, you are able to print your certificate.