Dr. Cliff Roperez is an esteemed healthcare professional and the driving force behind CAL ACE Nursing Academy, the renowned healthcare education branch of California Academy of Leadership and Continuing Education, LLC, situated in Milpitas, California. As a Licensed Practical Nurse, Dr. Cliff holds an array of certifications in areas such as Infection Control, Residential Care Facility for the Elderly (RCFE), and Social Service Designee. Additionally, he is an esteemed member of the International Coach Federation (ICF).
Dr. Cliff has earned a Doctorate in Business Administration, specializing in Healthcare Administration and Leadership, making him an accomplished expert in the healthcare domain. His prior experience as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker further enriches his extensive professional portfolio.
With over 20 years of experience in Adult Residential Facility (ARF) administration, Dr. Cliff has demonstrated exceptional skills in coaching, mentoring, training, and organizational development. His areas of expertise encompass leadership development, values, organizational culture, and project management, all of which have been refined through decades of supervisory and managerial roles.
As an advocate for comprehensive healthcare education, Dr. Cliff offers specialized training courses on Alzheimer’s Disease, ensuring that healthcare professionals receive the knowledge and support they need to address this complex condition. Furthermore, he is the mastermind behind CAL ACE AI, an innovative platform that leverages cutting-edge AI technology to deliver a wealth of nursing and healthcare subjects to learners.
Currently serving as a Master CNA (NATP) Instructor at CAL ACE Nursing Academy, Dr. Cliff Roperez is dedicated to molding the future of healthcare professionals through high-quality education and mentorship. His unwavering commitment to excellence and his contributions to the healthcare education sector make him a highly respected figure on both his website and professional networking sites like LinkedIn.
