Clark County Neuro Education Nevada
Empowering Minds Through Innovative Learning
Clark County Neuro Education Nevada (CCEDNV), is dedicated to strengthening the knowledge, skills and confidence of those who care for our aging population.
Through no‑cost, evidence‑based education and hands‑on training, we support healthcare professionals, students, caregivers, and community members across Southern Nevada.
Our no-cost training programs focus on dementia, brain health, and healthy aging, combining innovative learning experiences with compassionate, person‑centered approaches to care. From interactive e‑learning and virtual reality simulations to in‑person workshops, community education, and professional continuing education, CCEDNV offers opportunities to learn, connect, and grow at every stage of the caregiving journey.
Dementia Care Education and Training Programs
Education and training provided by Cleveland Clinic Nevada in collaboration with the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
What We Offer
- Student, Trainee & Workforce Training
Interactive e‑learning, immersive virtual reality case scenarios, certificate programs, and practical skills training for students, trainees, and professionals.
- Community Experience/Volunteer Opportunities
Hands-on experiences in conducting memory screenings, intergenerational art programs, group facilitation/teaching that build skills while making a meaningful impact.
- Professional Education (CME/CEU)
Accredited Grand Rounds and on‑demand learning led by nationally recognized experts in dementia and movement disorders.
- Community Education & Brain Health Programs
Free workshops, Lunch & Learn sessions, art‑based programs, and brain health education designed to reduce dementia risk and promote healthy aging.
Rooted in collaboration with Cleveland Clinic Nevada, UNLV, and community partners, CCEDNV is committed to advancing understanding of dementia and related conditions—so individuals and families receive the informed, compassionate support they deserve.
Funds provided by the Health Resource Service Administration are shared between these two institutions to offer these programs at no-cost.
