Our Affiliated Facility program is designed for hospitals and medical facilities that want to train multiple staff members at once at a discounted rate. When you register as an Affiliated Facility, we invoice you for a set number of training seats at a reduced group rate.
Perfect for:
- Staff continuing education programs
- New employee orientation
- Facility-wide perinatal loss protocols
Benefits of becoming an Affiliated Facility:
- Discounted group rates
- 2.0 nursing contact hours for all registered nurses
- Training is open to any medical professional working in perinatal loss
- Flexible, self-paced online format
- Listed as a NILMDTS Affiliated Facility committed to supporting bereaved families
All registered nurses will receive 2.0 contact hours, though the course is open to any medical professional who works in the field of perinatal loss. This nursing continuing professional development activity was approved by the Colorado Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.
Individual medical professionals can take the Medical Affiliate training course at any time without facility enrollment. Affiliated Facility status is only required to receive group discount pricing.
Medical administrators or management in need of more information, please complete the form below.
‼️ If you are an existing Medical Affiliate, volunteer, or have already applied, please contact our Medical Support Team before submitting this form, as it may disrupt your existing account.
The impact of becoming an Affiliated Facility
“Being an Affiliated Facility sets us apart as an organization that provides exceptional perinatal bereavement care. With a team of nurses trained as Medical Affiliates, in addition to our local NILMDTS photographer, our bereaved families have 24/7 access to professional photography services. The value of this cannot be overstated, and our families cherish these photographs of their sweet babies.”
Rachel Campbell BSN, RNC-OB
“This class was so great! I wish I would have taken something like this years ago. As a L&D nurse I have taken pictures of babies that have passed many times and I have never been totally happy with how they have turned out. Learning how to pose babies that have passed away and how to use lighting appropriately is so helpful to know. Thank you for making this available to medical staff!!!”
Kim Herr, Labor and Delivery Nurse
NILMDTS Affiliated Facilities
