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What’s Your Diff erentiator?


Residents and their families are seeking ways to diff erentiate one community from another. Being able to promote that you are a Certifi ed Director of Assisted Living (CDAL) is a clear and marketable diff erentiator that demonstrates a proven skill set to eff ectively meet and manage care and service needs.


If you strive for quality in all you do, certifi cation is right for you. JOIN


Executive directors who hold their Certified Director of Assisted Living (CDAL) credential


433 70 2018 CDAL Examination Dates


Jan 31 – Registration Opens Mar 12 – Testing Period Opens May 17 – Registration Deadline Jun 1 – Late Registration Deadline (+$50) Jun 17 – Testing Period Closes


Aug 1 – Registration Opens Sept 17 – Testing Period Opens Oct 31 – Registration Deadline Nov 14 – Late Registration Deadline (+$50) Dec 14 – Testing Period Closes


Margie Longstreth, CDAL


As most professionals will tell you, whenever there is an opportunity to hone your skills, it should be taken. Taking the CDAL exam, and subsequently achieving the certifi cation, gave me the opportunity to put my day-to-day, anecdotal skills to the test. I walked away with a confi dence in what I do know, but also with the personal challenge to brush up on the subject areas that didn’t come as easily as I would have liked.


Verifi cation of eligibility is required. Apply today at slcccertifi cation.org


48 SENIOR LIVING EXECUTIVE MARCH/APRIL 2018 IMPRESS


Senior living companies that embrace executive director certification


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