START Triage
Fairfield Arts and Convention Center
200 N Main St, Fairfield, IA 52556
Healthcare Continuing Education Course
Program Title
| START Triage |
Course Number
| 20/YR REL 6100 608 |
Intended Audience
| Nurses and EMS professionals who would be expected to respond in a disaster as well as other healthcare professionals who might be called upon to respond or assist in a large scale disaster or if a disaster involved their local facility.
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Sponsor
| Indian Hills Community College in Cooperation with Jefferson County Preparedness Committee
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Program Purpose
| To prepare individuals who might respond to or assist in a disaster situation to understand how the START Triage system works and be prepared to help or utilize it if needed.
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Faculty
| Cathy Giberson REMT-P, LPN, CCP, RT( R) |
Program Objectives
| Upon completion of the program, the participant will be able to:
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Credit | The following will be awarded with 100% attendance:
For most other healthcare professions in Iowa, it is the licensees’ responsibility to determine if the continuing education programs they attend meet the requirements of their professional licensure board. As a courtesy, IHCC lists contact hours for other professions which we feel the class will meet continuing education requirements for.
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Dates
| Tuesday, September 24, 2019 |
Location
| Fairfield Arts and Convention Center |
Sign-in Time
| 0830 for the morning session OR 1230 for the afternoon session |
Program Time
| 0900 to 1200 OR 1300 to 1600 |
Cost
| $ 10.00 |
Register By
| September 17, 2019 - Class size limited to 60 students per session |
Registration
| Email Cathy Giberson at cgiberson2016@gmail.com or phone 641-919-0565 and leave a message, name and phone number and number of participants
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Contact
| Cathy Giberson 641-919-0565 |
Refund Policy
| No refunds will be given for individuals cancelling their registration the day of class or for those who fail to cancel and don’t show. |
Continuing Education and Workforce Solutions: Lori Reeves lori.reeves@indianhills.edu
Nursing Continuing Education Approval: Pat Knoot, RN
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