Instructor Led Hospital Training Classes

Introduction to Critical Care Nursing ...hospital is rapidly becoming one large critical care unit. In these days of health care reform and cost containment, nurses must have sophisticated nursing skills to remain competitive in the workplace. Through lecture, discussion, audio-visuals, and equipment demonstration, this 64-hour program will address the theoretical concepts needed to begin a preceptorship in the critical care unit. The  more...

Telemetry for Nurses and Technicians ...are placed on cardiac monitors at some point during their hospital stay. Cardiac monitoring, which used to be a requirement for Intensive Care Unit and Emergency Room personnel only, is rapidly becoming a mainstay in general medical units. This fast-paced 40 hour basic dysrhythmia course will give the healthcare provider the knowledge and skills necessary to adequately care for these patients.  more...

PICC Line Insertion Course ...erapy. As more patients are being discharged earlier from hospitals, ways of decreasing their stay and accomplishing their therapy in alternative settings are being utilized. The use of the peripherally inserted central catheter in managing intravenous therapy in the hospital and home setting is increasing in importance. PICC lines establish venous access in patients in a safe, cost-effective  more...

"Stress Free" Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) ...e in the resuscitation of a patient, whether in or out of hospital. The goal of the ACLS provider course is to improve the quality of care provided to the adult victim of a cardiac arrest or other cardiopulmonary emergency. The manner in which Nursing Unlimited encourages and helps adult learners to achieve this objective has remained unchanged. What have changed are the treatment guidelines  more...