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Infusion Knowledge PICC class

Has anyone been to the PICC seminars put on by Infusion Knowledge? They are out of Florida. We are wanting to get more people trained, and their training looks very comprehensive.

Thanks

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Hi, I know of the class you speak of. Kaye Coulter is one of the MOST knowledgeable infusion educators I have ever met. I know her personally and she has tremendous knowledge base based on real hospital experience. Not just academia. She has been teaching this specialty for a very long time and is very well repected by her peers. She has given presentations nationwide and has taught in the central Florida area extensively. Attending her classes will be some of the best money you have ever spent. She will hold you spellbound in lecture and amaze you with her clinical knowledge.

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That's great to know. I appreciate that very much. I will probably be in the audience along with some newbies when she comes to the midwest this fall. Thanks again!

I would strongly recommend Nancy Moreau's PICC excellence self-study courses. Self-study courses are excellent, just as or even more thorough than classes I have attended. There are general and advanced PICC, MST and Ultrasound available. She also offers on-site classes. Check out her website www.piccexcellence.com. I have found her very helpful, and ALWAYS available.

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THanks a lot, jan. I'll check out that website now. Have you been through her training?

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