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Since 1991, the Financial Training Institute (FTI) has specialized in the financial training of non-financial healthcare professionals through the offering of public seminars, on-site training, and consulting. FTI is owned and managed by Frank Capone, CPA, MBA, a professional training consultant and former healthcare chief financial officer, who has designed, written, and conducted over 1,000 financial seminars and workshops for thousands of non-financial healthcare professionals since 1984.

FTI believes in the following principles of financial training:

Keep training simple, practical, relevant, and lively
Deliver skills today which can be used tomorrow
Motivate participants concurrently while training
Focus on issues rather than theoretical detail
Continue to build on prior trainee knowledge base with new concepts

There are four basic components of financial management that non-financial healthcare professionals must have as a skill set to effectively manage their department resources:

Understanding financial terms, principles, concepts, and practices
Statistical concepts and applications thereof
Planning, preparing, and managing budgets
Reading and analyzing financial responsibility reports

Following are the primary financial training workshops available to meet the needs of non-financial healthcare professionals:

Financial Management Basics for Nursing Professionals (offered as both a public seminar and on-site training)
Financial Management for Healthcare Professionals (offered as on-site training only)
How to Manage Department Budgets (offered as on-site training only)
How to Manage Nursing Budgets and Staffing Plans (offered as both a public seminar and on-site training)
How to Build a Department Budget (offered as on-site training only)
How to Build and Manage Nursing Budgets (offered as both a public seminar and on-site training)
How to Read and Analyze Nursing Budget Reports (offered as both a public seminar and on-site training)
How to Read and Analyze Department Responsibility Reports (offered as on-site training only)