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We have this built into my FNP program. We just call it a skills clinic. I have it this fall. It's one day and we learn casting, splinting, suturing, etc. I'm pretty sure all FNP programs do this.
Hey! I know a lot about this. My two friends did the er bootcamp and I am actually enrolled for the bootcamp as well! It is awesome!!!!!! I actually recommend the CDs rather than live review course for the obvious reason- you can listen to it over and over again! It definitely is worth the money! My friends ranted and raved about it and my boyfriend who is EM physician didn't give me a choice and pretty much said I am doing it, ha. But I am so happy I am !
Ah to add on. The courses are a lot more in depth than just skills. It's pretty much a course of Medicine practices and what to do what's appropriate and what red flags to be aware of. They also review procedures of course but the meat and potatoes is more knowledge based helping you be safe and succeed in practice. There's a bootcamp for EM in Vegas again this year. If you can do it def do it or revert to purchasing the CDs like I said in my previous post I'm assuming your interested in EM as well?
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applesxoranges, BSN, RN
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I was wondering if anyone knew of any "bootcamps." While researching methods to find preceptors, I noticed in some older posts (around 2009ish), people mentioned going to bootcamps to learn some basic skills like suturing, I&D, casting, etc.