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	"We believe that all patients, healthcare providers, and healthcare institutions are entitled to benefit from I.V. Therapy of the highest quality. Because I.V. Therapy is always best delivered by a knowledgeable and highly skilled professonal, it is our goal to promote quality I.V. practice in the acute and alternative healthcare settings, through professional continuing education opportunities." Kay Coulter, RN, CRNI

Classes

Principles of Current Chemotherapy

This 2-day program is designed to provide the healthcare provider with a comprehensive knowledge of chemotherapy principles.

This course provides the necessary education toward becoming "Chemo Qualified". Check with your facility to find out their individual requirements regarding clinical components.

Content includes agent classifications, drug regimens, adjunctive agents, and administration methods. A review of proper patient education and management will be provided. Emphasis will be put on healthcare provider safety issues related to chemotherapy agents and proper management of waste in all care settings. Critical thinking skills relating to the overall management of chemotherapy and the oncology patient will also be discussed.

This course is appropriate for any nurse with previous infusion experience who wishes to expand their skill set.

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Testimonials

FAQs

This program is available for contracted presentations only. If you are interested in scheduling a class at your facility, please contact us for a proposal today.

Kay was an outstanding instructor…very knowledgeable.

Terry Coakley, RN BayCare Home Care, New Port Richey, Florida

The interaction with the speaker…you clearly understood the concept she was teaching.

Barbara Rice, PCP Supervisor BayCare Home Care, New Port Richey, Florida

The ability to jump in and ask questions and feel very comfortable with the speaker.

Taryn Chauncey, RN, PCC BayCare Home Care, Zephyrhills, Florida

Knowledge of the different drugs used, administration, side effects, and personal protection from the drugs.

Sherrie Whittington, RN Daviess Community Hospital, Washington, Indiana

Will this class make me “Chemo Certified”?

What is sometimes referred to as “Chemo Certification” is specific to each facility or institution who often require different components. Actual “certification” for oncology practice is available thru the Oncology Nurses Society (ONS). Our program offers comprehensive information related to chemotherapeutic agents, administration techniques and the management of side effects. The “hands-on” portion for chemotherapy administration must be resourced thru your facility or institution.