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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

I.V. Therapy Certificate Program

This 96-hour (12-week) program provides the nurse with comprehensive extended I.V. Therapy education, which is the highest level that may be achieved without actually sitting for a national exam. It was designed for the nurse who has a desire to improve his/her skill set in order to advance their career and potential for opportunities.

The program has been divided into four sections:

* I.V. Therapy 101: Current Practice & Equipment
* I.V. Therapy 102: Venous Access Devices
* I.V. Therapy 103: General Infusion Therapies
* I.V. Therapy 104: Special Patients & Therapies

Each section meets for three weeks (one eight-hour session per week); includes reading assignments; and has a post test.

Upon successful completion of sections 101-104 students will receive a Certificate of I.V. Practice.

Note: Successful completion includes attendance, class participation, and a minimum grade of 80% on each post test.

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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.

The extensive knowledge gained that can be applied to job; to increase patient safety; to decrease nurse's liability; to have a more comprehensive understanding of I.V. Therapy; evidence-based theory.

Judy Leriger, RN - Morton Plant Hospital, Clearwater, Florida

The vast information obtained from the instructor that is only available from work experience.

L. Charlie Despanza, AOD - St. Anthony's Hospital, St. Petersburg, Florida

The Intravenous Therapy courses #101, #102, #103 and #104 gave me basic and advanced skills to improve my intravenous access techniques, keeping the INS Standards of Practice in mind, thus improving the quality of my work.

Faridah Karmally, RN, I.V. Team, Morton Plant Mease Healthcare, Clearwater, Florida

Taking the I.V. Therapy class enhanced my knowledge of all aspects of I.V. Medications, complications, central venous access devices and how to use them. Your lectures were very informative and captivating.

Carol Anne Laheney, RN, I.V. Team, Morton Plant Mease Healthcare, Clearwater, Florida

This was a very informative course. It has provided me with the knowledge to be able to provide safe and effective I.V. Therapy to my patients. I would certainly recommend this course to any nurse or healthcare provider.

Chad W. Schumm, RN, Bayfront Medical Center & St. Petersburg Fire Rescue, St. Petersburg, Florida

Will this class make me “I.V. Certified”?

The term “certification” is generally defined as: verification that a healthcare provider has knowledge in a specialty based on predetermined standards of practice. The knowledge base is assessed most frequently by successful performance on a qualifying exam available from various national nursing organizations. The credentialing or certifying exam for Infusion Therapy is available thru the Infusion Nurses Credentialing Corporation (INCC). To find out more information about the exam and I.V. Certification log on to www.ins1.org and choose “certification” from the options.

How will this program benefit me?

This program provides comprehensive education related to current I.V. practice. Participants who successfully complete this program receive a Certificate of I.V. Therapy Practice and often become the “I.V. Therapy Resource” for their unit or facility.