iS Cancer Care Certification
The iS CANCER CARE® program was initiated in 2003 at the Washington Cancer Institute in Washington, D.C. Since its introduction, the program has expanded to additional institutions in the United States and internationally.
In 2013, iS CLINICAL introduced the iS CANCER CARE® Spa Day Program, enabling participating partners to extend appearance-focused skincare support initiatives to their local communities.
Completion of the iS CANCER CARE Certification Course is required for Partners who wish to participate in and host iS CANCER CARE Spa Day events and distribute associated program kits within their communities.
Course Content
What To Expect
- On-demand content
- Learn at your own pace
- Get a certificate
- Become the expert!
What You’ll Learn
- An overview of the iS Clinical Cancer Care Program, including its background and its focus on appearance-based skincare support for individuals undergoing oncology treatments
- How oncology therapies may affect the appearance of the skin and considerations for providing gentle, cosmetic skincare services
- Guidance on selecting iS Clinical products appropriate for dry, delicate, or visibly stressed-looking skin
- Key differences in the appearance of skin during oncology care and important service modifications to consider in coordination with a client’s healthcare provider
- Step-by-step guidance for performing the iS Clinical Harmony Facial with appropriate care and service modifications for clients undergoing oncology treatment
instructors
MD, FACEP, Clinical Director at iS Clinical
Dr. Charlene DeHaven is a board-certified Internal Medicine physician and Clinical Director of Innovative Skincare, with over 20 years of experience in anti-aging, skincare product development, and age management, recognized internationally for her research, education, and media contributions.
Dr. Charlene DeHaven