Our hospital recently went from a level II to level III nicu. I've been a nurse there for 4 years and now we are being asked to do procedures with minimal training and experience. With the nearest nicu 2+ hours away and permanent relocation not an option at this time, I'm searching for suggestions on how I can get more experience in nicu procedures beyond just stable or nrp. It is the blind leading the blind in our nicu. I'm desperate for knowledge that could only come by spending time in a nicu with competent nurses. My basic skills are far below what I need to feel competent, but not sure of the best wats to get exposure. I'm sure we are not the only specialty department in the country with need for exposure to improve skills, but lacking the patient load or knowledgeable staff to develop proper skills. My 2 uvc/uac insertions are nowhere near what is needed to develop competency and leave me fumbling through the procedure...any suggestions? Thanks!