Robyn Hoffmann, RN, MSN, CHC
BerryDunn healthcare compliance consultant with experience in FQHC oversight, Medicaid managed care, quality improvement and program integrity.
Hosted bySCCE & HCCAProfessional associationsCompliance and Clinical Leadership: Sharing Goals and Rowing Together to Advance Quality and Promote Organizational Integrity
Webinar · Online · Host registration may be required · Thursday, October 15, 2026 · Credit eligibility
noon–1:30 p.m. Central (CDT) / 1 to 2:30 p.m. Eastern (EDT)
$59 member / $99 nonmember · tax may apply · host login and paid registration required
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For clinical, compliance and quality leaders aligning their goals around patient outcomes and organizational integrity. Robyn Hoffmann and Alan Weintraub of Berry, Dunn, McNeil & Parker discuss barriers between teams and collaboration when launching programs or adopting technology. General healthcare guidance; not clinical licensure CE.
Skip it if you need a behavioral-health-specific regulatory update, clinical CE or a free event.
HWS editorial illustrationAbout the speakers
This pairing brings nursing and compliance experience together with a physician’s perspective on organizational leadership.
Alan Weintraub, MD
BerryDunn physician consultant and former ambulatory-services executive whose work includes clinical leadership, governance and workflow design.
Earlier talks and work
- Earlier webinar history · 2025When to look a gift horse in the mouth (opens in a new tab)
Both speakers’ official biographies list this HCCA webinar. Current replay access is unverified.
- Related article · April 2, 2026Consents: It’s all about the conversation (opens in a new tab)
Alan Weintraub coauthored this article on clinical communication. This is written work, not a talk.
Speaker sources checked October 13, 2026.
Credit and recording
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Attendance and license conditions
Maximums, not guaranteed awards: CCB credit depends on actual educational attendance; complete survey/certificate and claim the code in a CCB account. NASBA/CPE acceptance rests with the participant’s state board; basic level, no prerequisites. No clinical licensure credit is established. Separate recording eligibility has not been reviewed.
Recording access
Recording availability is unconfirmed. The host advertises a separately purchased on-demand course within 24 hours after the live event. This is a future availability claim; replay is not included or verified by this live-event review.
Credit and recording reviewed October 12, 2026. Sources: HCCA course and expanded credit disclosures, HCCA 2026 live calendar in List View, Public HCCA registration overview.
Checked against the host's page on October 12, 2026. learn.corporatecompliance.org
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