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Clinical Skills

Clinical Skills

Hands-on patient care skills, assessment routines, and bedside judgment for everyday practice.

Clinical Skills
4
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN

IV Therapy Fundamentals

This intermediate-level course provides nurses with a comprehensive review of intravenous (IV) therapy principles, including anatomy and physiology, equipment selection, insertion techniques, infection control, complication management, and patient safety considerations. Learners will strengthen clinical judgment and evidence-based practice skills to safely initiate, maintain, and discontinue IV therapy in diverse healthcare settings.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Clinical Skills
5
CEU
intermediateRN

Advanced IV Therapy: Complications & Management

This intermediate-level continuing education course provides registered nurses with an in-depth understanding of complications associated with intravenous (IV) therapy, along with evidence-based strategies for prevention, identification, and management. Learners will explore mechanical, chemical, and infectious complications, as well as patient-specific risk factors and advanced interventions. Emphasis is placed on clinical judgment, early recognition, and adherence to current standards of practice to improve patient outcomes and reduce IV-related morbidity.

5 hrsSelf-paced
5 credits
Clinical Skills
5
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN

Head-to-Toe Assessment for Nurses

This intermediate-level course equips nurses with the knowledge and clinical reasoning skills necessary to perform a comprehensive head-to-toe assessment. Learners will review systematic assessment techniques, normal and abnormal findings, documentation standards, and clinical decision-making. Emphasis is placed on recognizing early signs of deterioration, prioritizing findings, and integrating assessments into safe, patient-centered care.

5 hrsSelf-paced
5 credits
Clinical Skills
1
CEU
beginnerLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Pain Assessment Across the Lifespan

Pain is a multidimensional experience that varies across developmental stages. Accurate pain assessment requires clinicians to integrate physiologic, psychological, cultural, and functional factors while selecting age-appropriate tools. This course prepares nurses, physical therapists, and occupational therapists to apply evidence-based pain assessment strategies across neonates, children, adults, and older adults, including individuals with communication or cognitive impairments. Overall Learning Outcomes

1 hrSelf-paced
1 credit
Clinical Skills
2
CEU
beginnerLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Domestic Violence Recognition & Reporting

Healthcare professionals are uniquely positioned to identify, support, and protect individuals experiencing domestic violence. This course provides foundational knowledge and practical skills to recognize abuse, screen safely, document appropriately, assess risk, and understand reporting obligations while respecting patient autonomy. Overall Learning Objectives Describe the prevalence and health consequences of domestic violence. Identify risk factors and vulnerable populations. Implement safe and validated screening practices.

2 hrsSelf-paced
2 credits
Clinical Skills
10
CEU
advancedRN

Advanced Pain Assessment and Management

Focuses on advanced strategies to assess and manage acute and chronic pain across populations using multimodal interventions.

10 hrsSelf-paced
10 credits
Clinical Skills
5
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN, MA

Vital Signs Mastery and Measurement Accuracy

This module introduces healthcare professionals to the fundamental concepts of vital signs — the core indicators of a patient's physiological condition. Learners will explore the five key vital signs: temperature, pulse, respirations, blood pressure, and oxygen saturation (SpO₂). The module explains what each vital sign measures, why it matters, and how it reflects homeostasis — the body's ability to maintain internal balance through compensatory mechanisms. Learners will study normal adult ranges for each vital sign: temperature 36.5–37.5°C (97.7–99.5°F), pulse 60–100 bpm, respirations 12–20/min, blood pressure less than 120/80 mmHg, and SpO₂ at or above 95%. Understanding these ranges is foundational, but equally important is recognizing that vital signs are dynamic — they can be influenced by age, physical activity, medications, environmental conditions, and underlying illness.

5 hrsSelf-paced
5 credits
Clinical Skills
10
CEU
advancedLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Clinical Decision-Making in Complex Patient Care

Drivers of Clinical Complexity: Identifying factors that complicate care, including multimorbidity, polypharmacy, frailty, mental health comorbidities, and social vulnerability [3, 4]. Clinical Reasoning Workflow: A structured four-step process involving: Cue Acquisition: Gathering and recognizing essential data [4].

10 hrsSelf-paced
10 credits
Wound Care

Wound Care

Assessment, staging, dressing selection, and healing strategy courses for complex wounds.

Wound Care
5
CEU
advancedLPN, RN

Advanced Pressure Injury Management

This advanced-level, evidence-based course provides in-depth knowledge and clinical strategies for the prevention, assessment, staging, and management of pressure injuries across diverse care settings. Designed for experienced nurses, the course integrates pathophysiology, risk stratification, wound assessment, advanced treatment modalities, interdisciplinary care, and quality improvement initiatives. Learners will engage in case-based scenarios and critical thinking exercises to enhance clinical decision-making and improve patient outcomes. Emphasis is placed on current guidelines (e.g., NPIAP), documentation standards, and emerging technologies in wound care.

5 hrsSelf-paced
5 credits
Wound Care
5
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN

Wound Care Fundamentals

This asynchronous, self-paced course provides an intermediate-level review of wound care principles for nurses in clinical, outpatient, and long-term care settings. Participants build upon foundational knowledge to assess, classify, and manage acute and chronic wounds using evidence-based practices. Emphasis is placed on wound healing physiology, assessment techniques, infection prevention, dressing selection, and interdisciplinary collaboration. By the end of the course, learners will be able to make informed clinical decisions that promote optimal patient outcomes and reduce complications.

5 hrsSelf-paced
5 credits
Wound Care
6
CEU
advancedLPN, RN

Advanced Wound Care: Diabetic & Venous Ulcers

This advanced-level, asynchronous, self-paced continuing education course is designed for Registered Nurses and Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurses. It provides an in-depth, evidence-based approach to the assessment, management, and prevention of diabetic foot ulcers (DFUs) and venous leg ulcers (VLUs). Learners develop advanced clinical reasoning skills to differentiate wound etiologies, apply current guidelines, select appropriate interventions, and evaluate outcomes. Emphasis is placed on interprofessional collaboration, patient-centered care, and prevention of complications including infection and amputation.

6 hrsSelf-paced
6 credits
Wound Care
5
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN

Wound, Ostomy, and Continence (WOC) Basics

Foundational training on wound, ostomy, and continence nursing care for clinical professionals.

5 hrsSelf-paced
5 credits
Wound Care
10
CEU
advancedLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Advanced Dressing Selection and Bandaging: Matching Products to Wound Biology

Learners develop high-level dressing selection skills based on wound physiology, moisture balance, tissue type, bioburden risk, and patient factors (pain, mobility, adherence, comorbidities). The course emphasizes “why this dressing now,” dressing change frequency planning, secondary dressings, securement methods, and advanced bandaging techniques to protect fragile skin, reduce shear, and optimize healing conditions.

10 hrsSelf-paced
10 credits
Wound Care
10
CEU
advancedLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Advanced Wound Infection Management: Debridement Concepts and Adjunctive Therapies

This course builds advanced clinical reasoning for managing bioburden, infection risk, and stalled wounds. Learners integrate debridement concepts (sharp/autolytic/enzymatic/mechanical—scope-appropriate), topical strategy stewardship, negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) principles, and escalation pathways. Strong focus on “right intervention, right timing” and coordinated team care.

10 hrsSelf-paced
10 credits
Wound Care
4
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Pressure Injury Prevention & Staging

Pressure injuries remain a major source of morbidity across acute care, rehabilitation, long-term care, and home health settings. Prevention requires coordinated interprofessional care focused on risk assessment, mobility, nutrition, skin protection, and accurate staging. This course equips nurses and rehabilitation therapists with practical, evidence-based skills for: Early risk identification Accurate staging

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Wound Care
10
CEU
advancedLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Compression Therapy & Advanced Bandaging

A deep dive into compression therapy for venous insufficiency, edema, and lymphedema with emphasis on safe application, contraindication screening, clinical reasoning, and patient adherence. Learners compare multilayer systems, short-stretch vs. long-stretch bandaging, wraps/garments, padding strategies, and functional integration for rehab and ADLs.

10 hrsSelf-paced
10 credits
Wound Care
10
CEU
advancedLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Complex Wounds: Pressure Injuries, Diabetic Foot, Ischemic

This advanced course focuses on high-risk wounds that commonly fail standard care. Learners strengthen differential diagnosis, offloading and pressure redistribution planning, foot/ankle risk management, perfusion-focused decision-making, and interprofessional escalation. Includes practical bandaging/offloading concepts that align with patient mobility and self-care needs.

10 hrsSelf-paced
10 credits
Wound Care
3
CEU
beginnerLPN, RN

Nutrition for Wound Healing

This module introduces nurses to the fundamental relationship between nutrition and wound healing. Wound healing is a complex biological process that occurs in four overlapping phases: hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling. Understanding how nutrition supports each phase is essential for delivering evidence-based nursing care. During hemostasis, the body works to stop bleeding through platelet activation and clot formation. This process depends on adequate protein and vitamin K intake. The inflammatory phase follows, involving immune system activation where white blood cells remove debris and bacteria. Poor nutrition compromises the immune response, prolonging inflammation and increasing infection risk.

3 hrsSelf-paced
3 credits
Wound Care
10
CEU
advancedLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Advanced Wounds Assessment

This course builds advanced competency in comprehensive wound assessment and clinical reasoning across acute and chronic wounds. Learners refine skills in etiology-driven classification, objective measurement, tissue characterization, exudate/odor interpretation, periwound skin assessment, pain and functional impact evaluation, and risk stratification. Emphasis is placed on high-quality documentation (including photography standards), interprofessional communication, and defensible clinical decision-making.

10 hrsSelf-paced
10 credits
Infection Prevention

Infection Prevention

Practical infection control, aseptic technique, exposure response, and vaccine updates.

Infection Prevention
3
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN

Vaccines: Clinical Updates & Patient Counseling

This intermediate-level continuing education course provides nurses with current, evidence-based updates on vaccines, including immunization schedules, emerging vaccine technologies, safety considerations, and patient counseling strategies. Emphasis is placed on improving clinical decision-making, addressing vaccine hesitancy, and delivering clear, culturally competent education to diverse patient populations across the lifespan.

3 hrsSelf-paced
3 credits
Infection Prevention
4
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Microbiology & Infection Basics for Clinicians

This foundational, self-paced continuing education course provides clinicians with essential knowledge of microbiology and infection prevention principles relevant to everyday patient care. Participants will explore the characteristics of microorganisms, mechanisms of disease transmission, host responses, and evidence-based infection control practices. Emphasis is placed on practical clinical application across inpatient, outpatient, and rehabilitation settings.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Infection Prevention
4
CEU
intermediateRN

Infection Prevention Leadership in Clinics: Advanced Strategies for RN Managers

This advanced, self-paced course equips RN Managers with the leadership, clinical, and operational competencies required to design, implement, and sustain infection prevention programs in outpatient and ambulatory clinic settings. Emphasizing evidence-based practice, regulatory compliance, staff engagement, and quality improvement, the course prepares nurse leaders to proactively mitigate infection risks and lead high-reliability clinical environments.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Infection Prevention
4
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN

Preventive Care & Screening (Adult)

This course provides nurses with an evidence-based overview of adult preventive care and screening practices across the lifespan. Emphasis is placed on risk assessment, age-appropriate screenings, immunizations, lifestyle counseling, and health promotion strategies aligned with current guidelines (e.g., USPSTF, CDC, ACIP). Learners will develop skills to identify gaps in preventive care, educate patients, and implement screening protocols in diverse clinical settings.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Infection Prevention
4
CEU
advancedRN

Central Line Infection Prevention (CLABSI) for Registered Nurses (RN)

This advanced-level continuing education course equips registered nurses with evidence-based knowledge and practical strategies to prevent Central Line–Associated Bloodstream Infections (CLABSIs). Participants will explore current guidelines (CDC, INS, SHEA), risk factors, insertion and maintenance bundles, infection surveillance, and quality improvement strategies. Emphasis is placed on clinical decision-making, interprofessional collaboration, and adherence to best practices across acute and c

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Infection Prevention
3
CEU
beginnerLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Workplace Safety: Needlesticks, Sharps, & Exposure

Healthcare workers face daily risks from sharps injuries and exposure to bloodborne pathogens. This course provides clinicians with essential knowledge to prevent, recognize, and manage needlestick and sharps injuries, as well as other exposure events. Participants will review OSHA regulations, safe handling practices, engineering controls, post-exposure procedures, and organizational responsibilities to ensure workplace safety.

3 hrsSelf-paced
3 credits
Infection Prevention
3
CEU
beginnerRN

Sterile Technique & Aseptic Practices

This course provides registered nurses with an in-depth review of sterile technique and aseptic practices essential for preventing healthcare-associated infections (HAIs). Learners will review the principles of surgical asepsis, sterile field maintenance, aseptic handling of equipment, and infection prevention strategies used in clinical practice. Emphasis is placed on real-world application across multiple care settings, common breaches in sterile technique, and evidence-based best practices aligned with CDC, WHO, and AORN guidelines.

3 hrsSelf-paced
3 credits
Infection Prevention
2
CEU
beginnerLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Infection Control & OSHA

This 2-hour continuing education course provides healthcare professionals with a comprehensive review of infection prevention principles and OSHA regulatory requirements. Participants will examine the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard, CDC guidelines, the chain of infection, standard and transmission-based precautions, exposure control plans, post-exposure protocols, and quality monitoring strategies. Emphasis is placed on clinical application, compliance, and competency in donning and doffing personal protective equipment (PPE).

2 hrsSelf-paced
2 credits
Infection Prevention
1
CEU
beginnerRN

CAUTI Prevention

Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infections (CAUTIs) remain among the most common healthcare-associated infections in acute and long-term care settings. This course provides nurses with evidence-based strategies to prevent CAUTIs through appropriate catheter use, aseptic insertion technique, maintenance protocols, early removal practices, and patient education. Participants will review current CDC and evidence-based guidelines, examine risk factors, and apply prevention strategies to clinical scenarios.

1 hrSelf-paced
1 credit
Chronic & Complex Care

Chronic & Complex Care

Care pathways for high-volume conditions, multimorbidity, and long-term patient support.

Chronic & Complex Care
4
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN

Emergency Response: BLS Adjuncts & Code Rules

This intermediate-level course expands on foundational Basic Life Support (BLS) knowledge by integrating critical adjuncts and standardized code response protocols used in acute care settings. Designed for licensed nurses (RN and LPN), the course emphasizes real-world application of airway adjuncts, oxygen delivery systems, suctioning, AED/defibrillation integration, and adherence to institutional code rules. Learners will strengthen clinical judgment during cardiac and respiratory emergencies, improve response efficiency in code situations, and enhance team communication within resuscitation efforts.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Chronic & Complex Care
4
CEU
beginnerLPN, RN

Respiratory Assessment and Auscultation

This beginner-level course teaches registered nurses and licensed practical/vocational nurses comprehensive respiratory assessment techniques including auscultation skills. Learners will develop proficiency in identifying normal and abnormal breath sounds, performing systematic respiratory evaluations, and interpreting clinical findings.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Chronic & Complex Care
3
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN

Sleep Disorders & Patient Counseling

Clinical training on sleep disorders assessment, patient education, and counseling strategies for nursing professionals.

3 hrsSelf-paced
3 credits
Chronic & Complex Care
3
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN

Sleep Apnea: Screening & Care Pathways

Clinical training on sleep apnea screening, diagnosis, and care pathways for nursing professionals.

3 hrsSelf-paced
3 credits
Chronic & Complex Care
5
CEU
beginnerLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Oncology Basics for Allied Health

This asynchronous, self-paced intermediate-level course provides allied health professionals with a comprehensive foundation in oncology care. Learners will review cancer biology, common treatment modalities, symptom management, rehabilitation considerations, and interdisciplinary care strategies. Emphasis is placed on functional outcomes, patient-centered care, and safety across the cancer continuum.

5 hrsSelf-paced
5 credits
Chronic & Complex Care
4
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN

Chronic Kidney Disease: Patient Education & Care

This course provides nurses with an in-depth understanding of chronic kidney disease (CKD), including pathophysiology, staging, assessment, and evidence-based nursing care. Emphasis is placed on patient education, lifestyle management, medication adherence, and prevention of complications to improve patient outcomes.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Chronic & Complex Care
5
CEU
beginnerLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Palliative Care Principles

This intermediate-level course provides healthcare professionals with a comprehensive understanding of palliative care principles across the continuum of serious illness. Learners will explore symptom management, communication strategies, interdisciplinary collaboration, ethical considerations, and culturally competent care. Emphasis is placed on practical application for RNs, OTs, and PTs in diverse clinical settings.

5 hrsSelf-paced
5 credits
Chronic & Complex Care
5
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN

Renal Disease Basics & Dialysis Overview

This intermediate-level course provides nurses with a comprehensive review of renal anatomy, physiology, and common renal diseases, with an emphasis on chronic kidney disease (CKD) progression and dialysis modalities. Learners will explore pathophysiology, assessment findings, laboratory interpretation, and evidence-based nursing interventions. Also introduces hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis, including patient education, safety considerations, and complication management.

5 hrsSelf-paced
5 credits
Chronic & Complex Care
5
CEU
beginnerLPN, RN

Hospice Care: Principles & Practice

This intermediate-level continuing education course provides nurses with a comprehensive understanding of hospice care principles and clinical practice. Emphasizes holistic, patient-centered care for individuals with life-limiting illnesses, focusing on symptom management, communication, ethical decision-making, interdisciplinary collaboration, and support for patients and families. Participants will strengthen their ability to deliver compassionate end-of-life care aligned with current standards and best practices.

5 hrsSelf-paced
5 credits
Chronic & Complex Care
6
CEU
beginnerLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Geriatric Syndromes & Aging Care

This advanced-level course provides an in-depth exploration of geriatric syndromes and evidence-based approaches to aging care. Learners will examine multifactorial conditions common in older adults—including frailty, falls, delirium, dementia, incontinence, polypharmacy, and pressure injuries—and develop interdisciplinary strategies to optimize functional outcomes, safety, and quality of life. Emphasis is placed on clinical reasoning, team-based care, and application across acute, post-acute, and community settings.

6 hrsSelf-paced
6 credits
Chronic & Complex Care
4
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN

Heart Failure: Monitoring & Education

This intermediate-level continuing education course provides nurses with evidence-based knowledge and practical skills to effectively monitor, educate, and support patients with heart failure across care settings. Learners will review pathophysiology, assessment strategies, pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic management, patient education techniques, and early identification of decompensation.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Chronic & Complex Care
4
CEU
intermediateRN

Respiratory Disorders & Care Protocols

This intermediate-level continuing education course provides registered nurses with a comprehensive review of common respiratory disorders and evidence-based care protocols. Learners will strengthen clinical judgment in assessment, intervention, and monitoring of patients with respiratory conditions including COPD, asthma, pneumonia, ARDS, and pulmonary embolism.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Chronic & Complex Care
5
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN

Cardiovascular Conditions for Allied Health

This intermediate-level course provides registered nurses and licensed practical nurses with a comprehensive review of common cardiovascular conditions encountered in clinical practice. Emphasis is placed on pathophysiology, clinical presentation, diagnostics, evidence-based management, and nursing interventions. Learners will enhance clinical reasoning skills related to cardiovascular care across acute and chronic settings.

5 hrsSelf-paced
5 credits
Chronic & Complex Care
4
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN

COPD & Asthma: Monitoring & Education

This intermediate-level continuing education course provides nurses with evidence-based knowledge and practical skills to monitor, assess, and educate patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) and asthma. Learners will explore disease pathophysiology, symptom monitoring, pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic management, and patient-centered education strategies.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Chronic & Complex Care
10
CEU
advancedRN

Advanced Chronic Disease Management

Focuses on integrated care strategies for managing chronic conditions like diabetes, COPD, and heart disease.

10 hrsSelf-paced
10 credits
Chronic & Complex Care
6
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Pain Science in Practice

This course explores contemporary pain science and its application to clinical and hands-on care. Participants will learn how pain is processed by the nervous system, how chronic pain develops, and how to apply evidence-informed strategies within their professional scope to improve patient outcomes.

6 hrsSelf-paced
6 credits
Chronic & Complex Care
4
CEU
intermediateRN

Respiratory Therapy Adjuncts for Nurses

This asynchronous, self-paced continuing education (CE) course is designed for registered nurses seeking to strengthen their knowledge and clinical application of respiratory therapy adjuncts. The course provides an intermediate-level review of oxygen delivery systems, airway clearance techniques, aerosolized medications, non-invasive ventilation, and collaboration with respiratory therapists. Emphasis is placed on evidence-based practice, patient safety, and interprofessional coordination in acute and chronic care settings.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Chronic & Complex Care
5
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN

Respiratory Disease Pathophysiology for RN and LPN

This intermediate-level course provides registered nurses (RNs) and licensed practical nurses (LPNs) with a comprehensive understanding of respiratory disease pathophysiology. Learners will explore the mechanisms underlying common and complex pulmonary conditions, including obstructive, restrictive, infectious, and vascular disorders. Emphasis is placed on linking pathophysiological changes to clinical presentation, assessment findings, and nursing implications. By the end of the course, participants will be equipped to apply critical thinking in patient care and improve outcomes through early recognition and evidence-based interventions.

5 hrsSelf-paced
5 credits
Chronic & Complex Care
5
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN

Cardiovascular Pathophysiology for RN LPN

This asynchronous, self-paced course is designed for registered nurses (RNs) and licensed practical nurses (LPNs) seeking to deepen their understanding of cardiovascular pathophysiology. The course explores the underlying mechanisms of common cardiovascular disorders, including hypertension, coronary artery disease, heart failure, arrhythmias, and valvular disorders. Emphasis is placed on linking pathophysiological processes to clinical presentation, nursing assessment, and evidence-based management strategies.

5 hrsSelf-paced
5 credits
Chronic & Complex Care
4
CEU
advancedLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Chronic Pain Management Models for RN, OT, and PT

This advanced, self-paced continuing education course provides registered nurses, occupational therapists, and physical therapists with an in-depth, evidence-based exploration of modern chronic pain management models. Emphasizing biopsychosocial and interdisciplinary approaches, the course integrates neurophysiology, behavioral science, rehabilitation strategies, and patient-centered care frameworks. Learners will develop advanced clinical reasoning skills, apply multimodal interventions, and design individualized treatment plans that improve function, reduce suffering, and enhance quality of life.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Behavioral Health

Behavioral Health

Trauma-informed, evidence-based training for mental health and behavioral health professionals.

Behavioral Health
5
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN

Behavioral Health Nursing Basics

This intermediate-level course provides nurses with foundational knowledge and practical skills in behavioral health nursing. Learners explore common psychiatric disorders, therapeutic communication techniques, crisis intervention, psychopharmacology basics, and trauma-informed care. Emphasis is placed on safe, patient-centered approaches across diverse care settings, including acute care, outpatient, and community environments. Upon completion, participants will be equipped to assess, support, and manage patients with behavioral health needs while promoting recovery and safety.

5 hrsSelf-paced
5 credits
Behavioral Health
4
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Managing Aggressive Behaviors in Dementia

Intermediate training on recognizing, preventing, and managing aggressive behaviors in dementia patients.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Behavioral Health
5
CEU
advancedRN

Dementia Care Strategies: Advanced Clinical Approaches

Advanced clinical training on dementia assessment, behavioral management, and comprehensive care strategies.

5 hrsSelf-paced
5 credits
Behavioral Health
4
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Suicide Prevention: Screening & Referral

Evidence-based training on suicide risk screening, assessment, and referral protocols for healthcare professionals.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Behavioral Health
4
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Behavioral Health Integration of Allied Health

This intermediate-level, self-paced continuing education course equips allied health professionals with the knowledge and practical skills to integrate behavioral health principles into clinical practice. Participants will explore the intersection of physical and mental health, recognize common behavioral health conditions, apply screening tools, and implement evidence-based, patient-centered interventions within interdisciplinary care settings. Emphasis is placed on communication strategies, trauma-informed care, and care coordination to improve patient outcomes across diverse populations.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Behavioral Health
10
CEU
advancedLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Mental Health Assessment and Intervention

Provides intermediate-level skills for assessing and intervening with patients experiencing common mental health issues.

10 hrsSelf-paced
10 credits
Rehab & Mobility

Rehab & Mobility

Movement, function, and interdisciplinary recovery courses for rehab-focused teams.

Rehab & Mobility
5
CEU
advancedLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Rehab for Long COVID: Current Evidence

This advanced-level, self-paced course equips registered nurses (RNs), physical therapists (PTs), and occupational therapists (OTs) with the latest evidence-based strategies for assessing and rehabilitating individuals with Long COVID (Post-Acute Sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 infection, PASC). Emphasis is placed on symptom clusters, pathophysiology, interprofessional management, pacing vs. graded exercis

5 hrsSelf-paced
5 credits
Rehab & Mobility
5
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Pulmonary Rehab Basics for Allied Health

This intermediate-level course introduces registered nurses (RNs) and physical therapists (PTs) to the foundational principles and clinical application of pulmonary rehabilitation (PR). Learners will explore patient selection, assessment strategies, exercise prescription, breathing techniques, airway clearance, oxygen therapy, and interdisciplinary care planning. Emphasis is placed on evidence-bas

5 hrsSelf-paced
5 credits
Rehab & Mobility
5
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Cardiac Rehab for Allied Health

This intermediate-level course provides RNs and PTs with comprehensive, evidence-based knowledge and practical strategies for delivering cardiac rehabilitation across all phases of care. Learners will explore cardiovascular pathophysiology, risk stratification, exercise prescription, patient monitoring, interdisciplinary collaboration, and behavior change strategies. Emphasis is placed on safe pro

5 hrsSelf-paced
5 credits
Rehab & Mobility
5
CEU
advancedLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Neurological Scanning for Allied Health

This advanced-level course equips allied health professionals with a systematic, evidence-informed approach to neurological scanning in clinical practice. Participants will develop proficiency in rapid neurological assessment, differential recognition of acute versus chronic findings, and interdisciplinary communication of neurological changes. Emphasis is placed on functional implications, clinical reasoning, and integration into RN, PT, and OT workflows across acute care, rehabilitation, and outpatient settings.

5 hrsSelf-paced
5 credits
Rehab & Mobility
4
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Clinical Research Literacy for Clinicians

This course equips clinicians with the foundational skills to interpret, evaluate, and apply clinical research in practice. Participants will learn how to read research articles, understand study designs, interpret statistics, assess bias, and integrate evidence into patient care decisions. Emphasis is placed on practical application across nursing, physical therapy, and occupational therapy settings.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Rehab & Mobility
4
CEU
advancedLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Incident Reporting & Root Cause Analysis (RCA)

This advanced-level, 4 CE asynchronous course equips registered nurses (RN), licensed practical nurses (LPNs), physical therapists (PTs), and occupational therapists (OT) with the knowledge and practical skills to effectively identify, report, analyze, and prevent clinical incidents. Participants will explore regulatory expectations, human factors engineering, just culture principles, and structured root cause analysis (RCA) methodologies. Emphasis is placed on system-based thinking, interdiscip

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Rehab & Mobility
4
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Outcome Measures in Rehab & Nursing

This 4-hour continuing education course provides an in-depth exploration of outcome measures used in rehabilitation and nursing practice. Designed for RNs, PTs, and OTs, the course emphasizes evidence-based selection, administration, interpretation, and clinical application of standardized outcome tools across settings. Participants will develop skills in integrating outcome measures into patient-centered care, improving interdisciplinary communication, and supporting quality improvement initiatives. Practical case examples and clinical scenarios reinforce real-world application.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Rehab & Mobility
5
CEU
advancedLPN, RN

Recognizing Deterioration: Sepsis, Shock, Stroke

This advanced-level course equips nurses with the clinical judgment and rapid assessment skills necessary to recognize early and late signs of patient deterioration related to sepsis, shock, and stroke. Emphasis is placed on pathophysiology, subtle clinical cues, evidence-based screening tools, and time-sensitive interventions that improve patient outcomes.

5 hrsSelf-paced
5 credits
Rehab & Mobility
8
CEU
advancedLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Stroke Rehab: Acute to Community

Advanced clinical training on stroke rehabilitation across the continuum from acute care to community reintegration.

8 hrsSelf-paced
8 credits
Rehab & Mobility
6
CEU
advancedLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Parkinson's Disease Rehab & Care

Advanced clinical training on Parkinson's disease rehabilitation and care strategies for nursing and therapy professionals.

6 hrsSelf-paced
6 credits
Rehab & Mobility
4
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Smoking Cessation & Behavior Change Counseling

Tobacco use remains a leading cause of preventable disease and mortality. Healthcare professionals across disciplines play a crucial role in identifying tobacco use and supporting patients in quitting. This course equips nurses, physical therapists, and occupational therapists with evidence-based counseling strategies to support smoking cessation. Participants will learn practical behavior change frameworks, pharmacologic treatment options, and motivational interviewing techniques that can be applied in clinical settings including acute care, outpatient rehabilitation, home health, and community health.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Rehab & Mobility
4
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Safe Patient Handling & Mobility (SPHM)

This intermediate-level course prepares healthcare professionals to apply evidence-based safe patient handling and mobility (SPHM) principles across acute care, rehabilitation, long-term care, and outpatient settings. Participants will learn to reduce musculoskeletal injury risk, select appropriate equipment, perform risk assessments, mobilize patients safely, and foster a culture of safety within interdisciplinary teams. Overall Course Learning Objectives By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Rehab & Mobility
6
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Integrative Approaches to Musculoskeletal Care

Musculoskeletal conditions are among the most common reasons for healthcare utilization and often benefit from coordinated, interdisciplinary care. This continuing education course provides healthcare professionals with an integrative framework for addressing musculoskeletal pain and dysfunction using movement-based, manual, and medical perspectives. Emphasis is placed on evidence-informed assessment, scope-appropriate intervention selection, and collaboration across disciplines to optimize patient outcomes.

6 hrsSelf-paced
6 credits
Rehab & Mobility
6
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Neurological Disorders: Mechanisms and Manifestations

This advanced continuing education course examines the cellular, vascular, inflammatory, autoimmune, degenerative, and traumatic mechanisms underlying major neurological disorders. Emphasis is placed on translating neurobiology into clinical reasoning, functional assessment, interdisciplinary care planning, and rehabilitation implications for RN, PT, and OT professionals. Overall Learning Outcomes Upon completion, participants will be able to: Differentiate major pathophysiologic mechanisms underlying neurological disorders.

6 hrsSelf-paced
6 credits
Rehab & Mobility
4
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Falls Prevention Programs in Clinical Settings

Falls are among the most common adverse events in healthcare settings and can result in serious injury, increased length of stay, and higher healthcare costs. This course provides clinicians with evidence-based strategies to design, implement, and evaluate falls prevention programs in clinical settings including hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and long-term care facilities.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Rehab & Mobility
5
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Community Health Program Design

Healthcare professionals increasingly participate in community-based health promotion, prevention programs, and population health initiatives. This course equips clinicians with practical skills to design, implement, and evaluate community health programs that address local health needs. Participants will learn how to conduct community health assessments, develop program goals, build partnerships, plan interventions, evaluate outcomes, and ensure sustainability. The course emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration and real-world application for nurses, physical therapists, and occupational therapists working in community settings.

5 hrsSelf-paced
5 credits
Rehab & Mobility
4
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Caregiver Training Programs for Home Health

MODULE 1: Foundations of Caregiver Training This module establishes the foundational knowledge that home health clinicians — including Registered Nurses (RNs), Occupational Therapists (OTs), and Physical Therapists (PTs) — need to develop and deliver effective caregiver training programs. It examines the critical role caregivers play in home health outcomes, the multifaceted challenges they face, and the regulatory and ethical frameworks that govern caregiver education. Caregivers are the backbone of home-based healthcare, often providing the majority of day-to-day patient support. Clinicians must understand not only the clinical needs of the patient but also the capabilities, limitations, and wellbeing of the caregiver. Caregivers frequently experience physical strain from patient handling, emotional burden from ongoing caregiving responsibilities, and financial stress — all of which directly impact the quality of care they provide.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Rehab & Mobility
4
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Working with Older Adults

Older adults represent a rapidly growing population within healthcare settings. Effective care requires understanding age-related physiological changes, mobility challenges, pain presentation differences, fall risk factors, and strategies that promote functional independence and safety. This interdisciplinary continuing education course provides practical, evidence-informed guidance for supporting older adults across clinical, rehabilitation, long-term care, outpatient, and hands-on care settings. Emphasis is placed on safety, dignity, interdisciplinary collaboration, and optimizing quality of life.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Rehab & Mobility
4
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Billing and Coding Fundamentals

Billing & Coding Fundamentals (CPT/ICD-10) for Clinicians Accurate medical billing and coding are essential components of healthcare documentation, reimbursement, and regulatory compliance. Although coding specialists typically submit claims, clinicians play a critical role in ensuring that diagnoses, procedures, and services are documented clearly and appropriately to support correct coding and payment. This self-paced continuing education course provides registered nurses (RN), physical therapists (PT), and occupational therapists (OT) with a practical introduction to the fundamental principles of medical billing and coding using the ICD-10-CM diagnosis coding system and the Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) procedure coding system.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Rehab & Mobility
5
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Anatomy and Physiology II Neuro Musculoskeletal Cardiovascular and Respiratory Systems

This foundational-level course provides a comprehensive overview of four major body systems essential to clinical practice: the nervous (neuro), musculoskeletal (MSK), cardiovascular (CV), and respiratory systems. Learners will explore structure-function relationships, basic physiology, and clinical correlations relevant to patient care across settings. Emphasis is placed on applying anatomical and physiological principles to common conditions, assessment findings, and interdisciplinary care.

5 hrsSelf-paced
5 credits
Rehab & Mobility
4
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN

Fluid Electrolyte Management Basics

This module introduces the foundational concepts of fluid physiology essential for nursing practice. Learners will explore how total body water (TBW) is distributed throughout the body, distinguishing between intracellular fluid (ICF) and extracellular fluid (ECF) compartments, including interstitial and intravascular spaces. The module covers the three primary mechanisms of fluid movement: osmosis (the movement of water across a semi-permeable membrane from low to high solute concentration), diffusion (the movement of solutes from high to low concentration), and filtration (the movement of fluid driven by hydrostatic pressure). Special attention is given to osmolarity, oncotic pressure, and hydrostatic pressure as forces governing fluid distribution.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Rehab & Mobility
5
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN

Anticoagulation Basics Monitoring

This module introduces registered and practical nurses to the fundamental concepts underlying anticoagulation therapy. Learners will explore why anticoagulation is a critical intervention in clinical practice — specifically its role in preventing life-threatening thrombotic events such as stroke, deep vein thrombosis (DVT), and pulmonary embolism (PE). The module begins with an overview of hemostasis: the body's natural process for stopping bleeding. This includes platelet aggregation, activation of the coagulation cascade, and fibrin clot formation. Learners will understand how anticoagulants interfere with these processes to prevent pathological clot formation.

5 hrsSelf-paced
5 credits
Imaging & Diagnostics

Imaging & Diagnostics

Diagnostic reasoning, imaging safety, and interpretation basics for clinical decision-making.

Imaging & Diagnostics
3
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN

Specimen Handling & Pre-Analytic Errors

This course provides an in-depth review of proper specimen handling and the prevention of pre-analytic errors in clinical practice. Nurses play a critical role in ensuring specimen integrity from collection through transport. This course explores common sources of pre-analytic error, including patient identification, collection technique, labeling, storage, and transport. Through case-based examples and practical strategies, learners will strengthen their ability to reduce diagnostic errors, improve patient safety, and ensure accurate laboratory results.

3 hrsSelf-paced
3 credits
Imaging & Diagnostics
3
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN

Radiation Safety for Healthcare Workers

This 3-contact-hour continuing education course provides foundational knowledge of radiation safety for healthcare professionals, including Registered Nurses (RNs) and Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs). The course covers basic radiation principles, biological effects, sources of exposure in healthcare settings, regulatory guidelines, and practical strategies to minimize risk.

3 hrsSelf-paced
3 credits
Imaging & Diagnostics
4
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Medical Imaging Basics: X-Ray/CT/MRI/Ultrasound for Non-Radiologists

This self-paced course provides non-radiology clinicians with a practical understanding of common medical imaging modalities: X-ray, computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and ultrasound (US). Participants will learn how each modality works, indications for use, safety considerations, and how to interpret basic findings relevant to patient care. Emphasis is placed on clinical decision-making, interdisciplinary communication, and recognizing urgent imaging findings.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Imaging & Diagnostics
5
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Clinical Decision-Making Models and Diagnostic Reasoning

Clinical decision-making is central to safe and effective healthcare practice. This course provides an advanced exploration of diagnostic reasoning frameworks used across nursing, physical therapy, and occupational therapy. Participants will examine cognitive models of clinical reasoning, recognize common diagnostic errors, and apply structured decision-making frameworks to complex patient scenarios. Through narrated modules, interactive cases, and reflective exercises, clinicians will strengthen their ability to synthesize patient data, evaluate competing diagnoses, and make defensible clinical decisions.

5 hrsSelf-paced
5 credits
Imaging & Diagnostics
5
CEU
intermediateRN

Spirometry Basics Quality Assurance

Spirometry is the most widely used pulmonary function test in clinical practice, providing objective, reproducible measurements of airflow and lung volumes. The test measures how much air a patient can inhale and exhale, and how quickly they can do so. Spirometry serves as a critical diagnostic and monitoring tool for a broad range of respiratory conditions including asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), pulmonary fibrosis, and occupational lung diseases. For nurses working in primary care, pulmonology, occupational health, and inpatient settings, understanding spirometry is essential for delivering comprehensive respiratory care.

5 hrsSelf-paced
5 credits
Medication & Pharmacology

Medication & Pharmacology

Medication safety, pharmacology essentials, and high-risk therapy decision support.

Medication & Pharmacology
6
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN

Clinical Pharmacology Essentials

This intermediate-level course provides nurses with a comprehensive review of clinical pharmacology principles essential for safe and effective medication administration. Emphasis is placed on pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, medication safety, high-risk drugs, drug interactions, and patient-centered considerations across diverse populations. Through case-based learning and practical applications, learners will strengthen clinical judgment and enhance medication-related decision-making in everyday nursing practice.

6 hrsSelf-paced
6 credits
Medication & Pharmacology
4
CEU
intermediateRN

Anesthetic Agents and Pain Medication

This course provides registered nurses with an in-depth understanding of anesthetic agents and pain medications across clinical settings. It explores pharmacologic principles, mechanisms of action, indications, contraindications, and nursing considerations for both anesthetics and analgesics. Emphasis is placed on patient safety, monitoring, dosage considerations, adverse effects, and evidence-based pain management strategies. Learners will strengthen clinical judgment in administering, monitoring, and evaluating therapeutic outcomes in diverse patient populations.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Medication & Pharmacology
4
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Pharmacology Safety: High-Alert Medications

High-alert medications carry a heightened risk of causing significant patient harm when used in error. This advanced pharmacology safety course prepares RNs and LPNs to identify, administer, monitor, and safeguard high-alert medications across care settings. Using case-based application, root cause analysis, and evidence-based safety frameworks, learners will strengthen clinical judgment, reduce medication errors, and improve patient outcomes. LEARNING OUTCOMES Upon completion, participants will be able to:

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Medication & Pharmacology
10
CEU
advancedLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Medication Safety and Error Prevention

Examines medication safety principles, common error types, and strategies to reduce adverse drug events in practice.

10 hrsSelf-paced
10 credits
Medication & Pharmacology
3
CEU
beginnerLPN, RN

Safe Opioid Prescribing Support & Patient Education

This intermediate-level continuing education course equips nurses with the knowledge and practical skills to support safe opioid prescribing practices and deliver effective patient education. Participants will explore opioid pharmacology, risk assessment, monitoring strategies, non-opioid alternatives, and evidence-based approaches to patient communication. Emphasis is placed on reducing opioid-related harm, identifying misuse, promoting safe storage and disposal, and supporting patients with pain while minimizing risks. Nurses will also learn their critical role within interprofessional teams to improve outcomes and enhance patient safety.

3 hrsSelf-paced
3 credits
Medication & Pharmacology
3
CEU
beginnerLPN, RN

Medication Reconciliation Best Practices (RN/LPN)

Medication errors during transitions of care remain a leading cause of preventable patient harm. This intermediate-level course equips registered nurses (RNs) and licensed practical nurses (LPNs) with the knowledge and practical skills needed to perform accurate and effective medication reconciliation across healthcare settings. Participants will explore evidence-based best practices, regulatory requirements, and real-world strategies to identify discrepancies, prevent adverse drug events, and improve patient safety. Through case-based learning and practical examples, learners will strengthen their clinical judgment and communication skills to ensure safe medication management.

3 hrsSelf-paced
3 credits
Medication & Pharmacology
4
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN

Medication Administration Updates (Oral IV Basics)

This 4-contact-hour asynchronous course provides registered nurses (RNs) and licensed practical/vocational nurses (LPN/LVNs) with updated, evidence-based knowledge on safe medication administration, focusing on oral and intravenous (IV) routes. The course reinforces core pharmacologic principles, highlights recent safety updates, and addresses common error risks, documentation standards, and patient-centered practices. Learners will strengthen clinical judgment and improve medication safety across care settings.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Medication & Pharmacology
4
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN

Psychopharmacology Essentials

This 4-contact-hour continuing education course provides nurses with essential knowledge and practical application skills in psychopharmacology. The course focuses on major psychiatric medication classes, mechanisms of action, indications, side effects, monitoring, patient education, and safety considerations. Learners will enhance their ability to safely administer medications, recognize adverse effects, and support patient adherence across diverse clinical settings.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Pediatrics & Family Health

Pediatrics & Family Health

Family-centered courses for pediatric, maternal-newborn, and developmental care.

Pediatrics & Family Health
5
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN

Pediatric Nursing Essentials

This intermediate-level course provides nurses with essential knowledge and practical strategies for delivering safe, developmentally appropriate, and family-centered care to pediatric patients. The course covers growth and development, pediatric assessment, common illnesses, medication safety, communication, and emergency considerations. Emphasis is placed on clinical judgment, early recognition of deterioration, and evidence-based nursing interventions across pediatric care settings.

5 hrsSelf-paced
5 credits
Pediatrics & Family Health
5
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN

Maternal-Newborn Nursing Essentials

This intermediate-level, asynchronous course provides essential knowledge and clinical application for nurses caring for maternal and newborn populations. Learners will review physiological changes in pregnancy, labor and delivery processes, postpartum care, and neonatal assessment. Emphasis is placed on evidence-based nursing interventions, patient safety, early recognition of complications, and family-centered care.

5 hrsSelf-paced
5 credits
Pediatrics & Family Health
4
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN

Preventive Care & Screening (Pediatric)

This asynchronous, self-paced course provides nurses with an in-depth understanding of pediatric preventive care and age-appropriate screening practices from infancy through adolescence. Emphasis is placed on evidence-based guidelines, early identification of health risks, developmental surveillance, immunization schedules, and family-centered education strategies.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Pediatrics & Family Health
4
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Pediatric Milestones & Red Flags

Early recognition of developmental delays significantly improves long-term outcomes for children. Healthcare professionals across disciplines play a vital role in identifying developmental concerns, guiding caregivers, and initiating appropriate referrals. This advanced clinical course provides a comprehensive review of pediatric developmental milestones from birth through five years, with a strong emphasis on recognizing red flags, interpreting screening tools, and initiating interdisciplinary referral pathways.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Pediatrics & Family Health
3
CEU
beginnerLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Patient & Family Education: Health Literacy

This asynchronous course prepares healthcare professionals to improve patient and family education through evidence-based health literacy strategies. Learners will apply assessment tools, plain language principles, Teach-Back methods, and environmental strategies to improve patient safety and outcomes.

3 hrsSelf-paced
3 credits
Pediatrics & Family Health
8
CEU
advancedRN

Foundations of Fertility Nursing Evidence Based Care for RN's

This course provides Registered Nurses with a comprehensive yet concise foundation in fertility care. It covers infertility basics, diagnostics, medication protocols, assisted reproductive technologies (ART), nursing responsibilities, and psychosocial considerations. It is appropriate for RNs working in OB/GYN, women’s health, primary care, or those entering reproductive endocrinology. 🎯 Course Learning Outcomes By the end of this 8-hour course, the learner will be able to: Describe essential reproductive anatomy and physiology relevant to fertility.

8 hrsSelf-paced
8 credits
Nutrition & Metabolic Care

Nutrition & Metabolic Care

Nutrition, diabetes, renal diet, and metabolic care courses for practical counseling.

Nutrition & Metabolic Care
4
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Obesity Medicine Basics & Care Pathways

This intermediate-level course provides healthcare professionals with a comprehensive foundation in obesity medicine, emphasizing evidence-based care pathways and interdisciplinary management. Participants will explore the pathophysiology of obesity, clinical assessment, stigma-free communication, and current treatment modalities including lifestyle interventions, pharmacotherapy, and bariatric procedures.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Nutrition & Metabolic Care
5
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN

Diabetes Management for Care Team

This intermediate-level course equips registered nurses and licensed practical nurses with evidence-based knowledge and practical skills to manage patients with diabetes across care settings. Emphasis is placed on pathophysiology, blood glucose monitoring, pharmacologic management, nutrition, complications, and interprofessional care coordination.

5 hrsSelf-paced
5 credits
Nutrition & Metabolic Care
4
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN

Clinical Nutrition: Diabetes, CV, and Renal Diets

This self-paced, intermediate-level continuing education course equips nurses with evidence-based knowledge and practical skills to apply clinical nutrition principles in patients with diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and renal disorders. Participants will learn how to interpret diet orders, collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, and educate patients on therapeutic diets that improve outcomes and reduce complications.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Nutrition & Metabolic Care
4
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Nutrition Fundamentals for Clinicians

This module introduces clinicians to the fundamental principles of nutrition as they apply to patient care across healthcare settings. Participants will develop a working understanding of the major nutrient categories and their physiological roles, providing the foundation for more advanced clinical nutrition applications covered in subsequent modules.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Nutrition & Metabolic Care
3
CEU
beginnerLPN, RN

Nutrition GLP-1 Medications Patient Counseling

This module introduces GLP-1 receptor agonists as a class of medications increasingly used in both type 2 diabetes management and obesity treatment. It covers the key indications for GLP-1 therapy, including glycemic control in type 2 diabetes and weight management in patients with obesity or overweight conditions. The mechanism of action is explored in depth: GLP-1 receptor agonists enhance insulin secretion in a glucose-dependent manner, suppress glucagon release, slow gastric emptying, and promote satiety through central nervous system effects. These actions work together to reduce blood glucose levels and support weight loss.

3 hrsSelf-paced
3 credits
Safety & Compliance

Safety & Compliance

Required training, workplace safety, privacy, and risk-reduction courses.

Safety & Compliance
3
CEU
beginnerLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Fire Safety & Emergency Evacuation for Healthcare Professionals

This foundational course equips healthcare professionals with essential knowledge and practical skills to prevent, recognize, and respond to fire emergencies in healthcare settings. Learners will review fire science basics, regulatory standards, emergency response protocols, and patient-centered evacuation strategies. Emphasis is placed on interdisciplinary coordination, risk reduction, and safe evacuation of vulnerable populations, including those with mobility, cognitive, and medical needs. Th

3 hrsSelf-paced
3 credits
Safety & Compliance
3
CEU
beginnerLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Environmental Safety: Cleaning, Disinfection, & Ventilation

This course provides healthcare professionals with foundational knowledge and practical strategies for maintaining environmental safety through effective cleaning, disinfection, and ventilation practices. Learners will explore infection prevention principles, differentiate between cleaning levels, understand regulatory guidance (CDC, OSHA, EPA), and apply best practices in clinical and non-clinical settings. Emphasis is placed on reducing healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), improving indoor

3 hrsSelf-paced
3 credits
Safety & Compliance
3
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Disaster Triage & Mass Casualty Basics

This asynchronous, self-paced course provides intermediate-level training in disaster triage and mass casualty incident (MCI) management. Participants will learn foundational principles of disaster response, triage systems (START, JumpSTART), incident command structure, interprofessional roles, and ethical considerations. Emphasis is placed on rapid assessment, prioritization of care, communication, and safety in high-stress environments. Learners will apply knowledge through case-based scenario

3 hrsSelf-paced
3 credits
Safety & Compliance
3
CEU
beginnerLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Clinical Documentation Best Practices (SOAP/PIE)

This foundational course equips healthcare professionals with essential skills to produce clear, accurate, and legally sound clinical documentation using SOAP and PIE formats. Learners will explore best practices, common pitfalls, and discipline-specific considerations to improve patient care, communication, and compliance.

3 hrsSelf-paced
3 credits
Safety & Compliance
3
CEU
intermediateRN

Quality & Regulatory Basics: Joint Commission Overview

This intermediate-level course provides registered nurses with comprehensive knowledge of Joint Commission standards, quality improvement methodologies, and regulatory compliance in healthcare settings. Topics include accreditation processes, patient safety standards, and performance measurement.

3 hrsSelf-paced
3 credits
Safety & Compliance
1
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Sexual Harassment Prevention in Healthcare

This self-paced, foundational course provides healthcare professionals with essential knowledge and practical strategies to recognize, prevent, and respond to sexual harassment in clinical and workplace settings. Participants will explore legal definitions, professional boundaries, power dynamics, reporting procedures, and bystander intervention techniques specific to healthcare environments. The course emphasizes creating a culture of safety, respect, and accountability while supporting both st

1 hrSelf-paced
1 credit
Safety & Compliance
10
CEU
advancedLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Quality Improvement and Patient Safety

Teaches healthcare professionals how to plan and implement quality improvement (QI) initiatives to enhance patient safety.

10 hrsSelf-paced
10 credits
Safety & Compliance
3
CEU
beginnerLMT, LPN, RN, PT

HIPAA Privacy & Security: Annual Update

This course provides healthcare professionals with an annual update on HIPAA Privacy and Security requirements, focusing on protecting patient information in modern healthcare environments. Learners will review regulatory requirements, common violations, cybersecurity risks, and best practices for safeguarding Protected Health Information (PHI). The course integrates real-world scenarios relevant to nurses, physical therapists, and occupational therapists to reinforce compliance in clinical practice.

3 hrsSelf-paced
3 credits
Safety & Compliance
3
CEU
beginnerLMT, LPN, RN, PT

De-escalation & Workplace Violence Prevention

Workplace violence is a growing safety concern across healthcare settings, particularly for clinicians providing direct patient care. This intermediate-level course equips Registered Nurses, Physical Therapists, and Occupational Therapists with practical strategies to recognize escalating behaviors, apply evidence-based de-escalation techniques, and maintain personal and team safety. Participants will learn risk factors for aggression, communication strategies that reduce conflict, environmental safety practices, and organizational reporting procedures. Case-based scenarios reinforce application of de-escalation skills in clinical environments.

3 hrsSelf-paced
3 credits
Safety & Compliance
4
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Utilization Review & Medical Necessity Documentation

Healthcare providers play a critical role in ensuring that services delivered to patients meet payer requirements for medical necessity and appropriate utilization of resources. Documentation that fails to clearly support the clinical need for services can lead to claim denials, delayed care, compliance risks, and financial losses for healthcare organizations. This course provides clinicians with practical skills to understand utilization review (UR) processes, payer expectations, and documentation strategies that demonstrate medical necessity. Participants will learn how utilization management decisions are made, how to document care that supports coverage criteria, and how to respond effectively to denials and audits.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Safety & Compliance
4
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Trauma-Informed De-Escalation in Behavioral Crises

This advanced continuing education course equips healthcare professionals with trauma-informed de-escalation strategies for managing patients experiencing acute behavioral crises. Learners will explore the neurobiological basis of trauma responses, understand how past trauma influences behavior during medical encounters, and apply evidence-based verbal and non-verbal de-escalation techniques in clinical settings. The course addresses risk assessment, environmental safety, interdisciplinary team communication, and documentation practices. Special emphasis is placed on recognizing trauma triggers, building therapeutic rapport, and using least-restrictive interventions to protect both patient dignity and staff safety.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Safety & Compliance
3
CEU
beginnerRN

Fluoroscopy Safety for OR Staff

This intermediate-level continuing education course provides registered nurses and OR staff with essential knowledge of fluoroscopy safety principles and radiation protection in the operating room environment. Learners will understand the fundamentals of ionizing radiation, including dose measurement, exposure risks, and the ALARA (As Low As Reasonably Achievable) principle. The course covers proper use of protective equipment such as lead aprons, thyroid shields, and leaded glasses, as well as safe positioning practices during fluoroscopy-guided procedures. Topics include regulatory requirements, documentation responsibilities, and the role of the perioperative nurse in minimizing radiation exposure for patients, staff, and the healthcare team.

3 hrsSelf-paced
3 credits
Safety & Compliance
5
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Trauma-Informed Care

This course equips healthcare professionals with trauma-informed principles to enhance safety, trust, and effectiveness in patient care, particularly in hands-on and clinical environments.

5 hrsSelf-paced
5 credits
Safety & Compliance
8
CEU
advancedRN

Contrast Media Reactions

This course provides registered nurses with a comprehensive, evidence-based review of contrast media reactions associated with iodinated and gadolinium-based agents. Participants will learn to differentiate between physiologic and allergic-like reactions, identify patient-specific risk factors, implement prevention strategies, and respond effectively to mild, moderate, and severe adverse events. Emphasis is placed on clinical decision-making, premedication protocols, emergency preparedness, and interprofessional communication to enhance patient safety across care settings.

8 hrsSelf-paced
8 credits
Technology & Informatics

Technology & Informatics

Telehealth, RPM, CDSS, AI, and digital-care workflows for modern practice.

Technology & Informatics
4
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN

Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) Fundamentals

This course provides nurses with a comprehensive, practice-oriented understanding of Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) in modern healthcare. Learners will explore clinical applications, workflows, regulatory considerations, patient engagement strategies, and data interpretation. Emphasis is placed on integrating RPM into nursing practice to improve patient outcomes, enhance care coordination, and support chronic disease management.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Technology & Informatics
3
CEU
intermediateRN

Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS) Basics

This course introduces Registered Nurses to Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS) and their role in modern healthcare. Learners will explore how CDSS integrates with electronic health records (EHRs), supports clinical decision-making, enhances patient safety, and improves outcomes. The course also addresses usability challenges, alert fatigue, ethical considerations, and best practices for integrating CDSS into nursing workflows. Through real-world examples and applied scenarios, nurses will strengthen their ability to critically evaluate and effectively use CDSS in clinical practice.

3 hrsSelf-paced
3 credits
Technology & Informatics
10
CEU
advancedLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Telehealth Best Practices

Guides providers through effective, compliant, and patient-centered telehealth delivery.

10 hrsSelf-paced
10 credits
Technology & Informatics
3
CEU
beginnerLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Healthcare AI Ethics & Bias

Artificial Intelligence is increasingly embedded in clinical decision support systems, diagnostic algorithms, rehabilitation technologies, and patient monitoring platforms. While AI can enhance care efficiency and outcomes, it also introduces ethical concerns including algorithmic bias, transparency limitations, and accountability challenges. This advanced course prepares clinicians to critically evaluate AI tools used in healthcare settings. Participants will examine ethical frameworks, bias mechanisms in machine learning systems, regulatory considerations, and strategies for maintaining equitable and patient-centered care when using AI-enabled technologies.

3 hrsSelf-paced
3 credits
Professional Practice

Professional Practice

Communication, ethics, equity, documentation, and team practice courses.

Professional Practice
4
CEU
beginnerLPN, RN

Depression and Anxiety Recognition: A Foundational Course for RNs and LPNs

This asynchronous, self-paced course provides registered nurses (RNs) and licensed practical/vocational nurses (LPN/LVNs) with foundational knowledge and practical skills to recognize, assess, and respond to depression and anxiety in diverse patient populations. Learners will explore clinical presentations, risk factors, screening tools, communication strategies, and appropriate escalation pathway

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Professional Practice
3
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Using Clinical Guidelines & Pathways

This self-paced, intermediate-level course equips healthcare professionals with the knowledge and practical skills to effectively locate, interpret, and apply clinical guidelines and care pathways in practice. Learners will explore major guideline development organizations, appraise evidence quality, adapt recommendations to patient-specific contexts, and understand the ethical and professional obligations that come with evidence-based clinical decision-making.

3 hrsSelf-paced
3 credits
Professional Practice
4
CEU
advancedLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Human Factors & High Reliability Healthcare

This advanced-level, 4-contact-hour continuing education course explores the integration of human factors science and high reliability organization (HRO) principles into clinical practice. Participants will analyze cognitive biases, system vulnerabilities, and communication patterns that contribute to medical errors, and develop strategies to build more resilient, safer care teams.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Professional Practice
4
CEU
advancedLPN, RN

Clinical Triage & Escalation Pathways

This advanced-level continuing education course equips nurses with the clinical reasoning, prioritization frameworks, and escalation strategies required to safely triage patients and activate appropriate levels of care. Emphasis is placed on early recognition of deterioration, evidence-based triage tools, interprofessional communication, and rapid escalation pathways in acute and ambulatory settings. Learners will engage with case-based scenarios, decision-making models, and structured communication techniques (e.g., SBAR) to improve patient outcomes and reduce delays in care.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Professional Practice
3
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

LGBTQ+ Inclusive Healthcare Practices

This foundational continuing education course equips healthcare professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary to provide respectful, equitable, and inclusive care to LGBTQ+ patients. Participants will explore terminology, health disparities, communication strategies, and clinical considerations relevant across care settings. Emphasis is placed on creating affirming environments, reducing bias, and improving patient outcomes through culturally competent care.

3 hrsSelf-paced
3 credits
Professional Practice
3
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Health Equity & Access to Care

This course explores the critical role of health equity in clinical practice and the impact of social determinants of health (SDOH) on patient outcomes. Learners will examine disparities in healthcare access, identify systemic and structural barriers, and apply evidence-based strategies to promote equitable care across diverse populations. Through case-based learning and practical frameworks, participants will strengthen their ability to recognize bias, advocate for underserved populations, and

3 hrsSelf-paced
3 credits
Professional Practice
3
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Interprofessional Conflict Resolution

Interprofessional conflict is an inevitable aspect of healthcare practice, arising from differences in roles, communication styles, priorities, and clinical perspectives. This intermediate-level course equips nurses and rehabilitation professionals with practical, evidence-based strategies to recognize, manage, and resolve conflict effectively within interdisciplinary teams. Participants will explore root causes of conflict, communication frameworks, emotional intelligence, and structured resolu

3 hrsSelf-paced
3 credits
Professional Practice
4
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Care Transitions & Discharge Planning

This intermediate-level course equips nurses (RN), occupational therapists (OT), and physical therapists (PT) with the knowledge and practical skills needed to plan, coordinate, and execute safe, patient-centered care transitions. Emphasis is placed on reducing readmissions, improving functional outcomes, addressing social determinants of health, and enhancing interdisciplinary collaboration. Learners will explore evidence-based discharge planning models, communication strategies, regulatory con

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Professional Practice
2
CEU
beginnerLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Care Planning and Goal Setting (SMART)

This foundational-level continuing education course equips nurses and rehabilitation professionals with the knowledge and practical skills to develop effective, patient-centered care plans using SMART goal-setting principles (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound). Learners will explore interdisciplinary collaboration, documentation standards, regulatory considerations, and strategies to improve outcomes through structured goal development. Real-world examples and case applications support translation into clinical practice across acute, post-acute, outpatient, and community settings.

2 hrsSelf-paced
2 credits
Professional Practice
4
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Statistics for Evidence-Based Healthcare

This intermediate-level course equips healthcare professionals with practical statistical knowledge to support evidence-based clinical decision-making. Participants will develop skills in interpreting research findings, understanding common statistical tests, and applying data insights to patient care. Emphasis is placed on real-world healthcare examples, critical appraisal of literature, and translating statistical results into clinical practice.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Professional Practice
3
CEU
beginnerLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Scope of Practice: Knowing Your Lane

Clear understanding of scope of practice is essential for patient safety, legal protection, ethical care, and effective interdisciplinary collaboration. This intermediate-level continuing education course provides a structured framework for understanding scope of practice principles across nursing, therapy, and massage therapy professions. Emphasis is placed on regulatory foundations, risk mitigation, ethical decision-making, and collaborative communication.

3 hrsSelf-paced
3 credits
Professional Practice
3
CEU
beginnerLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Professional Boundaries & Difficult Patient Encounters

Healthcare professionals frequently encounter situations that challenge professional boundaries and require skillful navigation of difficult patient interactions. Maintaining therapeutic relationships while protecting ethical standards, personal safety, and emotional well-being is essential for effective clinical practice. This intermediate-level course explores professional boundary management and strategies for addressing challenging patient behaviors, including manipulation, hostility, noncompliance, and emotional distress. Participants will learn evidence-based communication techniques, ethical frameworks, and practical tools to maintain professionalism while de-escalating conflict and fostering therapeutic relationships.

3 hrsSelf-paced
3 credits
Professional Practice
10
CEU
advancedLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Interprofessional Communication and Team Collaboration

Strengthens communication skills and collaborative approaches among interdisciplinary healthcare teams to improve patient outcomes.

10 hrsSelf-paced
10 credits
Professional Practice
10
CEU
advancedLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Ethical and Legal Challenges in Healthcare

Explores ethical dilemmas, legal responsibilities, and professional boundaries in clinical practice.

10 hrsSelf-paced
10 credits
Professional Practice
3
CEU
beginnerLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Ethical Decision-Making in Healthcare

Ethical Decision-Making in Healthcare 3 Continuing Education (CE) Credits

3 hrsSelf-paced
3 credits
Professional Practice
3
CEU
beginnerLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Ethics & Professional Behavior Boundaries in Patient-Centered Care

Ethical practice and professional boundaries are foundational to safe, effective, and patient-centered healthcare. This interdisciplinary continuing education course examines common ethical challenges and boundary issues encountered in clinical and hands-on care settings. Participants will explore ethical decision-making frameworks, professional boundaries, dual relationships, digital professionalism, and appropriate responses to ethical concerns, with emphasis on protecting patients, clinicians, and the therapeutic relationship.

3 hrsSelf-paced
3 credits
Professional Practice
10
CEU
advancedLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Cultural Competency and Health Equity

Enhances cultural awareness and competence to reduce disparities and promote equitable care.

10 hrsSelf-paced
10 credits
Professional Practice
3
CEU
beginnerLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Comprehensive Health History Taking

This course provides healthcare professionals with a structured, patient-centered approach to comprehensive health history taking across practice settings. Participants will learn how to gather accurate, culturally responsive, and clinically meaningful health histories to inform assessment, care planning, and interprofessional collaboration.

3 hrsSelf-paced
3 credits
Professional Practice
3
CEU
beginnerLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Medical Terminology for Allied Health

This 3-contact-hour, self-paced course provides foundational knowledge of medical terminology for allied health professionals. Participants will learn how to interpret, construct, and apply medical terms using prefixes, suffixes, and root words across body systems. Emphasis is placed on practical usage in clinical documentation, communication, and patient care. This course supports improved accuracy, efficiency, and interdisciplinary communication in healthcare settings.

3 hrsSelf-paced
3 credits
Professional Practice
4
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN

End-of-Life Ethics & Advance Directives

This advanced-level continuing education course provides nurses with a comprehensive exploration of ethical principles, legal frameworks, and clinical decision-making processes related to end-of-life care. Emphasis is placed on advance directives, patient autonomy, surrogate decision-making, and culturally competent care. Through case-based learning and reflective practice, participants will enhance their ability to navigate complex ethical dilemmas while advocating for patient-centered care.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Professional Practice
5
CEU
intermediateRN

Case Management Fundamentals for Care Teams

This intermediate-level course equips registered nurses and interdisciplinary care team members with practical knowledge and applied strategies in case management. Participants will explore core principles including care coordination, utilization management, transitions of care, patient advocacy, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Through real-world scenarios and applied frameworks, learners will strengthen decision-making skills to improve patient outcomes, reduce readmissions, and support value-based care delivery.

5 hrsSelf-paced
5 credits
Professional Practice
4
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN

Drug Interactions and Polypharmacy in Geriatrics

This asynchronous, self-paced continuing education course is designed for Registered Nurses (RN) and Licensed Practical Nurses (LPN) to enhance clinical competency in identifying, preventing, and managing drug interactions and polypharmacy in older adults. The course explores age-related pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic changes, high-risk medications, prescribing cascades, and evidence-based deprescribing strategies. Learners will apply clinical reasoning through case-based scenarios and align practice with current guidelines such as Beers Criteria and STOPP/START.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Professional Practice
8
CEU
advancedLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Comprehensive Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) for Health Professionals

Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT): Clinical Foundations, Protocol Design, and Patient-Centered Management is an asynchronous, self-paced continuing education course designed for healthcare professionals seeking evidence-based training in the evaluation, initiation, and ongoing management of testosterone therapy in adult patients. This course provides a comprehensive review of testosterone physiology, the hypothalamic–pituitary–gonadal (HPG) axis, and the clinical criteria used to diagnose hypogonadism. Participants will develop proficiency in interpreting hormone laboratory data, including total and free testosterone, sex hormone-binding globulin (SHBG), estradiol, luteinizing hormone (LH), and related biomarkers, to support accurate diagnosis and individualized treatment planning.

8 hrsSelf-paced
8 credits
Professional Practice
4
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Clinical Documentation that Protects You and Your Patient

This course focuses on accurate, ethical, and defensible clinical documentation to support patient care, legal protection, and reimbursement across healthcare disciplines.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Professional Practice
3
CEU
beginnerLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Cultural Humility Ethical Care

This course introduces healthcare professionals to the principles of cultural humility and their application in ethical patient care. Participants will explore how personal biases, systemic inequities, and power dynamics influence clinical decision-making and patient outcomes. Through reflective practice, case studies, and practical tools, learners will develop strategies to provide equitable, respectful, and patient-centered care across diverse populations.

3 hrsSelf-paced
3 credits
Professional Practice
4
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Burnout Compassion Fatigue and Resilience

Healthcare professionals across disciplines face high emotional, physical, and cognitive demands that place them at increased risk for burnout and compassion fatigue. This interdisciplinary continuing education course examines the causes, signs, and consequences of burnout and compassion fatigue while providing evidence-informed strategies to support nervous system regulation, professional boundaries, and long-term resilience. Emphasis is placed on sustainable practice, self-awareness, and organizational as well as individual responsibility for clinician well-being.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Foundations

Foundations

Anatomy, physiology, pathophysiology, and core concepts that support clinical reasoning.

Foundations
4
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN

Basic Laboratory Values and Interpretation

This 4-contact-hour, self-paced course provides foundational knowledge of common laboratory values and their clinical interpretation for registered nurses (RNs) and licensed practical/vocational nurses (LPNs/LVNs). Learners will develop skills to recognize normal versus abnormal lab results, understand underlying physiological implications, and apply findings to safe, effective patient care. Emphasis is placed on critical thinking, early identification of abnormalities, and appropriate nursing interventions.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Foundations
6
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Pathophysiology for Allied Health II

This advanced-level, asynchronous, self-paced course is designed for Registered Nurses (RN), Licensed Practical Nurses (LPN), Physical Therapists (PT), and Occupational Therapists (OT). Building on foundational knowledge, this course explores complex disease processes affecting major body systems, emphasizing clinical application, interdisciplinary care, and patient outcomes. Topics include advanced cardiovascular, respiratory, neurological, endocrine, and renal pathophysiology, with integration of case-based learning and evidence-based practice.

6 hrsSelf-paced
6 credits
Foundations
4
CEU
intermediateRN

Cardiopulmonary Anatomy & Function for RN

This asynchronous, self-paced continuing education (CE) course provides registered nurses with an intermediate-level review of cardiopulmonary anatomy and physiology, integrating structure-function relationships with clinical application. Emphasis is placed on cardiovascular and respiratory system interactions, gas exchange, hemodynamics, and common pathophysiological alterations encountered in nursing practice. Learners will strengthen clinical reasoning skills to support assessment, monitoring, and evidence-based interventions.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Foundations
6
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN

Pathophysiology for Allied Health I (RN, LPN)

This intermediate-level course provides registered nurses (RNs) and licensed practical nurses (LPNs) with a comprehensive review of pathophysiological mechanisms underlying common disease processes. Emphasis is placed on the relationship between cellular dysfunction, organ system alterations, and clinical manifestations. Learners will strengthen clinical reasoning skills by connecting pathophysiology to assessment findings, diagnostics, and patient care priorities across major body systems. 🎯 Learning Objectives

6 hrsSelf-paced
6 credits
Foundations
4
CEU
intermediateRN

Blood Gas Interpretation Basics

This module provides a comprehensive foundation for understanding arterial blood gas (ABG) interpretation in clinical nursing practice. Designed for registered nurses seeking to advance their critical care skills, this module reviews the essential physiology behind acid–base homeostasis and prepares learners for systematic ABG analysis.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Foundations
4
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Clinical Foundations and Core Sciences

This 4-contact-hour, asynchronous, self-paced course is designed for Registered Nurses (RNs) and Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurses (LPN/LVNs) seeking to strengthen their understanding of core scientific principles that underpin safe and effective clinical practice. The course integrates foundational concepts in anatomy and physiology, microbiology, pharmacology, and pathophysiology, emphasizing their application in patient care, clinical reasoning, and nursing decision-making. Through case-based examples and clinically relevant scenarios, learners will enhance their ability to connect scientific knowledge with bedside practice.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Foundations
1
CEU
beginnerLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Anatomy and Physiology I Cells to Systems

This foundational continuing education course introduces healthcare professionals to the core principles of human anatomy and physiology, progressing from cellular structure to integrated body systems. Learners will explore how structure supports function across tissues, organs, and systems, with clinical relevance for nursing and rehabilitation practice. Designed for RN, LPN, PT, and OT professionals, this course strengthens clinical reasoning by linking biological concepts to patient care, movement, healing, and disease processes.

1 hrSelf-paced
1 credit
Foundations
5
CEU
intermediateLMT, LPN, RN, PT

Shared Decision Making in Clinical Practice Enhancing Patient-Centered Care

Shared Decision Making (SDM) is a collaborative process in which clinicians and patients work together to make healthcare decisions that align with the best available evidence as well as the patient's values, preferences, and unique life circumstances. This module establishes the conceptual and historical foundations of SDM as a patient-centered care framework, with specific application to nursing practice. Shared Decision Making is not simply informing patients about their options and then asking them to choose. It is a genuine partnership characterized by mutual exchange of information, deliberation, and joint decision-making. Three essential elements define SDM:

5 hrsSelf-paced
5 credits
Dental & Oral Health

Dental & Oral Health

CERP and PACE-accredited CE for dentists, hygienists, and dental assistants.

Nursing Practice

Nursing Practice

Nursing-focused CE credits, specialty updates, and compliance essentials.

Nursing Practice
5
CEU
advancedRN

Population Health Analytics Basics

This advanced-level course equips registered nurses with foundational and applied knowledge in population health analytics. Learners will explore data sources, analytic methods, risk stratification, quality metrics, and the application of analytics to improve patient outcomes across populations. Emphasis is placed on translating data into actionable clinical insights, addressing health disparities, and supporting value-based care initiatives.

5 hrsSelf-paced
5 credits
Nursing Practice
3
CEU
beginnerRN

Mental Status Examination Fundamentals

This beginner-level course equips registered nurses with foundational knowledge in conducting mental status examinations. Learners will master the components of the MSE including appearance, behavior, mood, affect, thought process, cognition, and judgment assessments essential for comprehensive patient evaluation.

3 hrsSelf-paced
3 credits
Nursing Practice
2
CEU
beginnerRN

Antibiotic Stewardship Essentials

Antibiotic resistance is a growing global health threat that affects patient outcomes across all healthcare settings. Nurses play a critical role in antibiotic stewardship by supporting appropriate antibiotic use, monitoring therapy effectiveness, educating patients, and preventing infection transmission. This course provides intermediate-level knowledge on antimicrobial stewardship principles, resistance mechanisms, and practical nursing interventions that support safe and effective antibiotic use.

2 hrsSelf-paced
2 credits
Nursing Practice
4
CEU
intermediateRN

Skilled Nursing Facility SNF Documentation Essentials

This intermediate-level, self-paced continuing education course provides Registered Nurses (RNs), Occupational Therapists (OTs), and Physical Therapists (PTs) with essential knowledge and practical skills to produce compliant, defensible, and patient-centered documentation in the Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) setting. The course focuses on Medicare Part A and Part B documentation requirements, PDPM considerations, interdisciplinary collaboration, skilled need justification, and audit readiness.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits
Nursing Practice
4
CEU
intermediateLPN, RN

ECG Basics for Non-Cardiology Staff

This module introduces non-cardiology nursing staff to the foundational concepts of cardiac electrophysiology and how the heart's electrical activity is captured on an electrocardiogram (ECG). Learners begin by exploring the heart's intrinsic electrical system, starting at the sinoatrial (SA) node — the natural pacemaker — located in the right atrium. The impulse travels through the atria, reaches the atrioventricular (AV) node where it is briefly delayed to allow ventricular filling, then continues down the bundle of His, the right and left bundle branches, and finally through the Purkinje fibers to produce coordinated ventricular contraction.

4 hrsSelf-paced
4 credits