EMS Continuing Education Courses Online

Learn the indicators of elder abuse and dependent adult abuse and the risk factors for victims and perpetrators; how to accurately identify suspected abuse, reporting requirements, and protective interventions that may be taken.

Recognition and prevention of pediatric AHT. Definition and terminology, risk factors, presentation, assessment, and diagnosis; intervention and prevention strategies; reporting.

Signs and symptoms of asthma, diagnosis and assessment, pharmacologic treatments, long-term management, complications, and managing asthma attacks.

Signs and symptoms of asthma, diagnosis and assessment, pharmacologic treatments, long-term management, complications, and managing asthma attacks.

Caring for patients with or at risk for CAD. Course covers pathophysiology, clinical forms, risk factors and prevention measures, assessment and diagnosis, complications and comorbidities, emergency treatment, and management of acute and chronic coronary artery disease.

Types of depressive disorders as defined by DSM-5; critical depression assessment issues and concerns, including suicide; medical and nursing diagnosis, and therapeutic communication and interpersonal support strategies.

Development, diagnosis, treatment regiments, and management of type 1 diabetes mellitus (T1DM); interventions to avoid acute and chronic complications.

Type 2 diabetes: causes, prevention strategies for patients at risk, assessment and screening criteria, treatment, complications, and long-term plan of care.

Risk factors, assessment measures, diagnostic and monitoring tests, treatment, guidelines, complications, and therapeutic lifestyle changes associated with metabolic syndrome.

Managing pain: understanding the experience of pain, providing appropriate assessment and ethical interventions for pain, and issues of consideration related to opioid use.

Epidemiology, pathogenesis, risk factors, and symptoms of prostate cancer. Screening, diagnosis, stages, and treatment; rehabilitation interventions, and care of patients and their significant others.

Anatomical alterations, pathophysiology, diagnosis, evaluation, and treatment options, emphasizing acute care and initial rehabilitation, for patients who have experienced a stroke.

Wound assessment, treatment, and management for patients with acute and chronic wounds in various clinical settings.

Common pregnancy complications; risk factors, signs and symptoms, medical management and nursing care, maternal and fetal implications, patient teaching.

This course covers the requirement for annual bloodborne pathogens training as outlined by OSHA. Includes information on pathogens (HBV, HCV, HIV, Ebola, Zika); transmission and protection; personal protective equipment (PPE) and procedures; and exposure prevention and management.

Effects of stress and how to relieve stress; types and causes of job stress common in healthcare workers; individual and organizational strategies to minimize job-related stress and create a healthy work environment.

Learn about risk factors, possible preventive measures, clinical manifestations, and the disease process of Alzheimer's disease. Increase your knowledge of appropriate therapeutic interventions and strategies for addressing the effects of the disease, and methods of providing effective support for caregivers.

3-hour CE course on the health effects of domestic violence. Learn about the types of domestic violence, including IPV, how to recognize signs and symptoms, documenting and reporting suspected abuse, and actions to protect victims.

Learn the indicators of elder abuse and dependent adult abuse and the risk factors for victims and perpetrators; how to accurately identify suspected abuse, reporting requirements, and protective interventions that may be taken.

Symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of seasonal flu. Covers the vaccines for the 2018-2019 flu season as recommended by the CDC and preventative measures for healthcare providers and patients.

Concepts of change agents and the stages of change; factors affecting an individual's ability to change; and techniques for facilitating change, including motivational interviewing.

How to recognize and intervene in suspected instances of human trafficking. Understand the types, venues, dynamics, and impact of human trafficking. Includes assessment tools, the importance of a trauma-informed approach in screening, and mandated reporter obligations for reporting suspected human trafficking.

Recognizing indicators of child abuse, child neglect, and child maltreatment; contributing risk factors; mandated reporting requirements and procedures.

Infection prevention and control practices, the chain of infection, methods to prevent the spread of infection, use of personal protective equipment (PPE), strategies to minimize the risk of occupational exposures to infectious diseases.

Response and care for persons experiencing a mental health crisis, ranging from short-term intervention to emergency management of a life-threatening situation.

Recognition and prevention of pediatric AHT. Definition and terminology, risk factors, presentation, assessment, and diagnosis; intervention and prevention strategies; reporting.

Increase your understanding of posttraumatic stress disorder and ability to intervene appropriately in assessment, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of the disorder.

Epidemiology, pathogenesis, risk factors, and symptoms of prostate cancer. Screening, diagnosis, stages, and treatment; rehabilitation interventions, and care of patients and their significant others.

How to assess and determine risk for suicide, appropriate treatment and management for at-risk patients, and public health strategies for suicide prevention. Includes epidemiologic data, risk factors, protective factors, and interventions specific to the veteran population.

Definition and types of workplace violence; risk factors and responses specific to the healthcare industry; measures for de-escalation. Outlines employee and employer responsibilities, elements of a workplace violence prevention program, and effective institutional and employer initiatives to reduce incidence.

REQUIRED FOR PA EMT/PARAMEDIC - LICENSE RENEWAL Fulfills the Act 31 requirement for EMTs, paramedics in Pennsylvania for 2 hours of training in recognizing and reporting child abuse. Approved by PA.

REQUIRED FOR PA EMT/PARAMEDIC - INITIAL LICENSURE Fulfills the Act 31 requirement for EMTs, paramedics in Pennsylvania for 3 hours of training in recognizing and reporting child abuse. Approved by PA.