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i took a vent and trach class - you had to read and study the books before and KNOW it- big books - it was a full two days and was 12 CEUS and I took an IV class also had to study the book and KNOW the materials and do actual IV and venipuncture and once you were successful you got the certificate with 6 CEU's and it was expensive and all day. But worth it and part of my job. Hope this helps!
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JSBoston
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Hi everyone,
I'm looking into getting certified (Pain Management) and I have some questions on qualifications to sit for the exam...
It says on the application you need "30 Continuing Education Hours" to sit for the exam.
1 CEU = 10 contact hours, but now how many CEU's are are in the above "continuing education hours"
If the 30 Continuing Education Hours are 30 CEU's, then most education opportunities online are a few "contact hours or credit hours" so for example a class can be 0.5 CEU's???
How on EARTH do you obtain 30 CEU's????
I'd LOVE to assume a class that is 5-10 contact hours is equal to 5-10 "continuing education hours", but I can't find out by searching if that is the case... The terms are so close but so different than the application, that I don't want to spend the time to do a million classes for THAT many contact hours.