This service is provide online and in person. Individual and group sessions available.

This is an hourly session in person or online.

This 30 hour blended continuing education LPN IV Therapy course is approved by Florida CEU Broker. The course is designed for LPN who want to gain knowledge and skills in IV Therapy. The program requires twenty-four hours of online course work and six hours of classroom includes checkoff skills. Student receive one year of CEU's.

This is a group session at an hourly fee. Must have 3-5 students for a group sessions.

This is a dosage calculations course to prepare students to calculate dosages and administer medications safely with the various routes throughout the body. Skills are then practiced in the nursing lab. This is a 3- hour course that will teach you how to calculate the correct dosage for medications.

Medication Technician Training Course (6 hours) is designed to assist unlicensed student to administer medication and assist with medication administration in Alf’s, long-term facilities, adult care homes, nursing homes, and group homes. The topics cover is oral medication (pills/liquid), ophthalmic (eye) drop, ear drops, nasal, inhalants, trans-dermal, sublingual, and rectal medications. Student must pass each module/ final exam. Upon completion, student will receive course completion certification. All certification is valid for one year.

This course is designed for healthcare professionals who will perform CPR, as well as other lifesaving skills, in the Healthcare and Hospital Fields. This is the most important certification for the BLS Healthcare Provider CPR certification needed by Healthcare Workers. This certification is required for working in the healthcare fields, such as a hospital, clinic, nursing home, assisted living facility or any healthcare setting. Renewals: Bring to class unexpired/ current BLS Provider card.

This 6 hours course is Approved by ADP. Medication Administration (Med Tech) course is designed to train an unlicensed individuals to administer medication and assist with medication administration. The unlicensed staff is the individual that works directly with persons with developmental disabilities in their home, group home, foster, independent living, and day program. The primary validation skills are oral (pills or liquid) and enteral. The initial course includes 6 hours and validation for the otic, topical, and transdermal. Onsite validation by simulation is oral, enteral, ophthalmic, nasal, inhalants, and rectal medications. Enteral training can be provided with two hours extra of education and validation. Upon completion of the course, the candidate will receive a certification for 65G-7 Basic Medication Administration. THIS COURSE IS ONLY FOR INDIVIDUALS WHO WORK WITH APD CLIENTS

ACLS Course has been updated to show new science found in the 2020 American Heart Association Guidelines Update for CPR and Emergency Cardiovascular Care. This course will enhance on the foundations of lifesaving BLS skills, focusing on the importance of high-level CPR. This course emphasizes on the importance of team skills and communication, systems of care, recognition and intervention of cardiopulmonary arrest, immediate post-cardiac arrest, acute dysrhythmia, stroke, and acute coronary syndromes (ACS). The ACLS Initial Course is for someone who does not hold a current AHA ACLS card but has current BLS. For renewal a current/unexpired AHA ACLS card. Bring BLS card to class.