Nursing CE

The Advanced Fetal Monitoring course expands on the knowledge and physiological principles presented in the Intermediate Fetal Monitoring Course. This course uses a case study approach to focus on the analysis of maternal-fetal physiology related to complex clinical information and fetal heart rate tracings. The course emphasizes the physiology of fetal-maternal oxygenation, the interpretation of tracings, the selection of clinical interventions, and perinatal risk-management principles.

This two-day program is designed to enhance the nurse’s understanding of chemotherapy and care of patients receiving chemotherapy. The content will include the principles of cancer chemotherapy, the administration of chemotherapy, physiological and psychosocial effects of chemotherapy and the nursing management of the patient receiving chemotherapy.

This workshop is designed to provide basic information for obstetrical nurses on the use of fetal monitoring in the care of patients.

The purpose of this class is to provide information for nurses on hematologic conditions and malignancies. This includes etiology, diagnosis, treatment, symptom management, nursing care, and expected outcomes.

The purpose of this two-day conference is to optimize the care of neuroscience patients by providing advanced knowledge and innovative care strategies impacting neuroscience nurses and patients across the lifespan. This content may help individuals prepare for the Certified Neuroscience Registered Nurse (CNRN) or Stroke Certified Registered Nurse (SCRN) exams and count towards The Joint Commission Stroke Center Certification education.

The Intermediate Fetal Heart Monitoring course addresses principles of fetal heart monitoring and may be used as a knowledge assessment tool to validate the comprehension of experienced perinatal clinicians.

This workshop is designed to provide basic information for obstetrical nurses on the use of fetal monitoring in the care of patients.

This conference will be held virtually.The purpose of this one-day conference is to optimize the care of the gastrointestinal patient by providing attendees with advanced knowledge and new innovative care that would impact gastrointestinal nursing staff and patients.

The purpose of this class is to provide information for nurses on cancer site specific solid tumors. This includes etiology, diagnosis, treatment, symptom management, and expected outcomes.

The purpose of this class is to provide general oncology related subjects to newer nurses.