The Critical Care Training Program 2009, available as a series or individual classes, focuses on the fundamentals, providing the theoretical foundation necessary to care for critically ill patients. First released in 2002 and in use by more than 700 hospitals in the United States and Canada, this course should be a part of every new critical care nurse’s orientation.

The program includes 10 learning modules organized using a body systems approach. Body system modules are comprised of multiple lessons that provide in-depth content, including a detailed review of anatomy and physiology.

Prerequisite for this course is ECG interpretation and clinical application. Pre-registration is required.

Available as a series or individual classes.

September 14, 15, 21, 28 & 29
October 5, 12, 13, 19 & 26
8:00AM - 4:30PM
Doctors Tower - Auditorium, level A

Guest Lecturer:

Maureen Lucey, RN, BSN, CCRN. Maureen Lucey obtained a BSN in nursing from California State University, Long Beach in 1974. Ms. Lucey has excelled as a critical care nurse for over 30 years, earning and maintaining her credential as a CCRN since 1976. Maureen Lucey became a clinical educator in 1990, developing and teaching courses involving critical care and related topics. She currently works as a consultant who is often utilized as the nurse expert in various legal cases involving the practice of critical care nursing.

Continuing Education:

Contact Hours 7.5 - 67.5

Registration and Fees:

Registration deadline: Sept. 7, 2009
HPMC staff $25 deposit
Refundable upon course completion.
If no show, charge is incurred.
Non-HPMC participant $335.
Lunch is included.

For more information contact Clarissa Wallace, education coordinator at 323-913-4582 or email Clarissa.Wallace@hpmedcenter.com

For complete details and registration form, download the Critical Care Training 2009 Program (Adobe PDF)