Kateri Gabriele’s Post

Are you preparing your paramedic students for the new NREMT exam? Paramedic Class 10 at Howard County Department of Fire & Rescue Services will take the new NREMT Paramedic Cognitive Exam next week. They've been participating in two weeks of M-F 8-hour review days to prepare for the exam. The National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians has been incredibly communicative and open about the new exam over the last year! Anytime there is a webinar about it, our students watch it along with our instructional staff. Today, students took the new sample test on the NREMTs website to ensure they know how these questions work and what the test looks like. Not using tools like this and preparing for the "operational" side of an exam is a failure of an education program. The anxiety students face with the immense amount of content they need to know should not be further exacerbated by unfamiliarity with the process. If unprepared, these are barriers to student success, especially for our underrepresented student groups! While we also use Platinum/EMS Testing and MedicTests with our students (and they are excellent tools), neither gets the new exam down exactly. Its through a combination of these tools, our review materials and strategies, and what the NREMT has released that we prepare our students. If you haven't checked out the info on the new exam and practice items, you should do so ASAP......and do them with your students! And yep, I'll be taking the test right there with them, because how can I as an educator prepare my students if I haven't also experienced. The high bar I set for my students is the same bar I set for myself. BE AN EDUCATOR, NOT AN INSTRUCTOR. https://lnkd.in/eeuKKHpG

How to perform respiratory assessment This RCNi Learning module identifies the preparatory steps and equipment used to perform respiratory assessment and describes the systematic approach used in this assessment procedure. https://lnkd.in/e_63cazA

BLS training to guide our 3rd year BSN Batch-1 students through real-life medical scenarios, enhancing their critical thinking and hands-on skills, and learning today to save lives tomorrow! #KDSAIL #EmergencyTraining #SaveLives #PatientSafety #HealthcareEducation #NursingStudents #MedicalTraining #LifeSavingSkills #HealthcareProfessionals #EmergencyResponse #ContinuingEducation #MedicalSkills

Have you considered becoming a paramedic student? Now is the time paramedic programs start their application process until about July. So when’s the ideal time to attend paramedic class? Ideally, you had a little bit of street experience and you have the yearning to go to class with no big plans that will effect your studies/clinicals/ride along’s. What can prepare you for medic school? - looking at your EMT book, learning objectives and studying for a potential entrance exam which is usually based off the EMT finals. Secondly - study A&P asap, basically because it doesn’t change and will apply to you throughout your medical studies. With that being said, medical terminology is a big one too! Lastly - let’s talk “fail rate”. Most won’t tell you this, but usually students don’t “fail out”, the truth is they gave up on themselves. The didactic portion of medic school is tough. You need to be both mentally and physically ready for high pressure, high stakes exams while having a full time job and taking care of a family. Stressor’s will be a huge part of your life throughout class, don’t let it interfere with your end goal of completing the course. If anyone has any questions, please feel free to reach out to me. I’d be more than happy to help. Stay safe.

Learn the Basics of 12-Lead ECG interpretation and Cardiac Arrhythmias by learning these courses in UDEMY. They are simple courses with plenty of Illustrations and ECG Tracings explained in Simple English by me for easy understanding. This is a course for Medical Students, Post Graduate students, Doctors, General Practitioners, Nurses and Paramedics.   Know ECG made Easy. LEARN THE BASICS OF 12 LEAD ECG  https://lnkd.in/gtDb2q7n CARDIAC ARRHYTHMIAS Part 1 https://lnkd.in/g3G7UwhX CARDIAC ARRHYTHMIAS Part 2  https://lnkd.in/gNYKMWXS

As nursing academia transitions from traditional educational pedagogical approaches to one of Concept Based Education, simulationist are faced with the challenge of defining and measuring nursing competency through Simulation Based Education. Current theoretical basis focus on Clinical Reasoning and implementing educational strategies to develop this skill through SBE. Seems like we are now facing a gap in how to evaluate competency in SBE. Anyone working on tool development for this new challenge?

At QuikDraw Phlebotomy School, we're not just about education; we're about preparing you for the real world. Equip yourself with practical skills in Phlebotomy and Medical Assisting. Learn more at Quikdrawschool.com . . . . . #RealWorldReady #MedicalAssisting #PhlebotomyEducation #FutureHealthcare #SkillBuilding #TradeSchool #MedicalField #HandsOnLearning #SheltonEducation #QuikDrawQuality

This is the last chance to register for our basic course in mechanical ventilation (Fundamentals in Mechanical Ventilation) at the early-bird rate. Aimed at resident doctors and nurses in their first years of their intensive care careers (either in paediatrics or neonates... or even adults!). Share with colleagues. Structured and evidence-based training in MV is crucial to improve the care we deliver. https://lnkd.in/e4TjeZBF

https://lnkd.in/gJSMiuHy Join us for The Difficult Airway Course (TDAC) - EMS being held July 22-23, 2024 THE DEFINITIVE EMS AIRWAY COURSE Learn the full range of airway management techniques in this 16-hour course. Work with expert faculty who know the unique challenges facing EMS providers. Use proven airway devices in small group sessions. Practice decision-making and airway techniques in Code AirwayTM simulations. Face the most challenging patient scenarios in a no-risk environment. These include: elevated ICP, pulmonary edema, cardiogenic shock, status asthmaticus foreign body in the airway, direct airway trauma, multiple trauma with shock, and many more. DIDACTIC AND HANDS-ON TRAINING Prediction of the Difficult Airway Video Laryngoscopy and other advanced imaging devices Medication-assisted Intubation (including RSI and RSA) Pediatric intubation Endotracheal tube introducers (bougie) Cricothyrotomy Extraglottic devices

🚑 Prepare Future Heroes with Emergency Medical Responder 1A! Help your students take the first step toward a career in emergency medical services with eDynamic Learning's Emergency Medical Responder 1A course! This course equips students with life-saving skills, emergency response strategies, and the essential knowledge needed to jumpstart a future in healthcare. They’ll explore career pathways in EMS, gain practical insights into medical care, and develop a deep understanding of emergency response protocols. Link to learn more:https://lnkd.in/g_vJdyRg