Medical and Resuscitation Training

ACLS is designed to provide American Heart Association (AHA) standards, cardiac knowledge, and psychomotor skills associated with the delivery of professional care of the cardiac patient. ACLS addresses the core knowledge necessary to evaluate and manage an adult victim of a cardiovascular emergency or cardiac arrest. Program includes: patient assessment, airway management, electrical, and drug therapy.

Basic ECG interpretation is helpful and Basic Life Support for HCP card is included at no extra charge. Course structure is lecture and hands-on skill stations with written examination and satisfactory performance at the evaluation stations according to AHA performance criteria.

Registration

• ACLS Core Course - Two-day session (12 hrs $155, plus books)
• ACLS Refresher Course - First-day session only (8 hrs $115, plus books)

If you are a PeaceHealth employee, contact Shawn Belk 541.222.2100 or sbelk@peacehealth.org as your first step. All others, contact Melody Stuart 541.463.4615 or stuartm@lanecc.edu.

• Registration must be received three business days in advance for EMT Associates courses and seven days in advance for Education for Life courses or you may be denied.
• Registrations received, confirmed, or dropped after the registration deadline are accommodated to the best of our ability and subject to a $50 late or cancelation fee.
• PeaceHealth employees must have preapproval before you can register late.
• Walk-ins are accepted/not accepted at the discretion of each instructor.
• "A late registration is defined as any registration arriving within three business days of the class at the LCC SBDC. For example, if a class begins on Friday morning, any registration received Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday would be considered late," according to Peacehealth. 
• Deadlines for PeaceHealth employees are unit specific, please contact your department manager or educator for information.

Materials 

ACLS Provider Manual* required.  Advance Homework Required!

Pick Up Materials (books and algorithm cards) at:

• PeaceHealth Employees - all required pre-study materials (books and algorithm cards) can be checked out at the Professional Library at RiverBend.
• All Others - contact Melody Stuart at the  LCC SBDC for purchase and pick up or for mailing. If mailed, a S/H charge is applied.

Requirements

Current copy of AHA ACLS card must be submitted with registration for the renewal courses.

Instructors

• EMT Associates or
• Education For Life (EFL)

Location Guide

• EMT taught classes are located at the Allied Building, 1126 Gateway Loop, Ste. 112, Springfield.
• EFL taught classes are located at: Sacred Heart Medical Center: RiverBend, 3333 RiverBend Dr., Springfield, Room 200 or the 'Shasta' Room.

Times Offered

Call 541.463.4615 for available dates and times.

*Due to American Heart Association regulations and price increases, material charges are subject to change.

Offered in partnership with PeaceHealth and the Lane Community College Employer Training Services.

Developed for health care providers who may be required to resuscitate children. Focuses on assessment of pre-arrest states and prevention of cardiopulmonary arrest in children. Class structure is lecture, hands-on skills stations, and testing.

Registration

• Initial PALS Certification Course, (Two-day Session $155, plus materials*, if purchased)
• Refresher Course, First-day only (One-day Session $105, plus materials*, if purchased)

If you are a PeaceHealth employee, contact Shawn Belk 541.222.2100 or sbelk@peacehealth.org. All others, contact Melody Stuart at 541.463.4615 or stuartm@lanecc.edu.

• Registration must be received three business days in advance for EMT Associates courses and seven days in advance for Education for Life courses or you may be denied.
• Registrations received, confirmed, or canceled after the registration deadline are accommodated to the best of our ability and subject to a $50 late or cancelation fee.
• Walk-ins are accepted/not accepted at the discretion of each instructor.
• A late registration is defined as any registration arriving within three business days of the class at the LCC SBDC. For example, if a class begins on Friday morning, any registration received Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday would be considered late.
• Deadlines for PeaceHealth employees are unit specific, please contact your department manager or educator for information.

Requirements

Current Copy of AHA PALS Card must be submitted with registration for the renewal course.

Materials

PALS provider manual* required. Advance Homework Required!

Pick Up Materials (books and algorithm cards) at:

• Peace Health Employees - all required pre-study materials (books and algorithm cards) can be checked out at the Professional Library at RiverBend.
• All Others - contact Melody Stuart at the Lane SBDC to purchase, pick up, or for mailing. plus S/H charges if mailed.

Location Guide

• EMT taught classes are located at The Allied Building, 1126 Gateway Loop, Ste. 112, Springfield.
• EFL taught classes are located at Sacred Heart Medical Center: RiverBend, 3333 RiverBend Dr., Springfield, Room 200 or the 'Shasta' Room

ENA’s TNCC provides ED and ICU RNs with core knowledge and skills to care for the trauma patient. This class includes airway management, initial assessment, helmet removal, multiple trauma interventions, spinal immobilization, and splinting.

Requirements

Current RN License required for certification.

TNCC provider verification is for four years and 14.33 hrs. CEUs are available for attendance. 

Registration

Materials

Paramedic, includes topics suitable for Intermediate and Basic Refreshers. Includes PHTLS, ACLS, PALS as well as skills check offs and case reviews. (CEUs available)

Contact EMT Associates for dates and details: 541.430.7149, or visit emtassoc.com.

This class is offered by EMT Associates and Employer Training Services. 

ENPC is designed to help you learn core-level pediatric knowledge and the psychomotor skills needed to positively affect patient outcomes in emergency departments. It presents a systematic assessment model; integrates associated anatomy, physiology and pathophysiology; and identifies appropriate interventions. (CEs available)  

Contact EMT Associates for dates and details: 541.430.7149, or visit emtassoc.com.

This class is offered by EMT Associates and Employer Training Services 

This course is packed with essential information you need to help you prepare for the CEN^® exam. This is your chance to earn 16.0 contact hours while preparing to sit for the CEN^® exam. Included are shock, genitourinary, obstetrical, gynecological, abdominal, neurological, toxicological, environmental, cardiovascular, maxillofacial, mental health, substance abuse, medical, and respiratory emergencies. Content will include assessment, analysis, intervention, and evaluation considerations in each of these areas, as well as a review of various disease pathologies. A great review course for any nurse! (CEUs available)

This class is offered by EMT Associates and Employer Training Services 

This course is designed to assist nurses and Medics to identify patients at risk for deterioration, recognize the signs of impending trouble, react appropriately in the event of an emergency, summon help when needed, and assist Rapid Response Teams, Code Teams, or other care providers when they arrive. (8 CEUs available) 

Contact EMT Associates for dates and details: 541.430.7149, or visit emtassoc.com.

This class is offered by EMT Associates and Employer Training Services 

This course is focused on the knowledge and skills needed to work in hospitals and other acute care settings. Many hospitals expect their CNAs to be trained to this level. CNA2’s assist licensed nursing personnel in these settings in the provision of nursing care, providing opportunities for optimal patient independence and supporting behaviors that promote positive healing. CNA2 Acute Care curriculum spells out a level of knowledge, skills and abilities (at a greater depth than a level 1 training program) the concepts of safety and preventing complications, communicating patient responses to the nurse, and documenting/recording the outcomes of client care.

This course is designed to assist nurses and medics to identify patients at risk for deterioration, recognize the signs of impending trouble, react appropriately in the event of an emergency, summon help when needed, and assist Rapid Response Teams, Code Teams, or other care providers when they arrive. (8 CEs available)

Contact EMT Associates for dates and details: 541.430.7149, or visit emtassoc.com.

This class is offered by EMT Associates and Employer Training Services.