Pediatric / Neonatal Insertion Training

 

This online class will be available to you for one year from the date of purchase, you may enter and exit the class, watch the program, print the manual, take the test and still go in and review chapters as often you like.

PPIT
$295.00 – 8 contact hours


Mastery of PICC insertions takes some time, especially with children and infants. The Pediatric/Neonatal Insertion Training class is designed to train the nurse or physician for the insertion of pediatric PICCs. The program includes an actual insertion of a neonate and an infant.

 

While general for all pediatric patients, specific class information includes:

 

• Growth and development

• Venous anatomy

• Site selection

• Use of pre-medications

• Insertion techniques

• Complications with intervention

• Tips and tricks for the use of child life to provide distraction therapy that reduces movement

 

The examples and actual practice issues discussed by the instructor give the clinician a better understanding of PICC procedures in an effort to increase success rates. Overall, this is a clinically based class allowing clinicians to become qualified to begin inserting Pediatric PICCs, under supervision. There is no specific required number of supervised insertions; we recommend a minimum of five. Perform as many supervised insertions as necessary until the inserter and the supervisor feel comfortable with the inserter’s abilities. The program consists of 4 sections and a 50 question post test. Practicum competencies are included. You will need a preceptor or supervisor to check off your competency.

 

The program includes a manual which can be downloaded for future reference. Successful completion of the post-test with a score of 80% or higher is necessary to receive continuing education credits for this program.

 

NOTE: All programs are provider approved by:
•California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider # CEP 15304 PICC Excellence, Inc.
•Florida Continuing Education Provider # FBN 2224 FL
•This course is approved by Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists (CAMRT) RC # PICC-2013-034.