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Basic Life Support
with Theresa Cousins
The Basic Life Support (BLS) training course reflects science and education from the most recent Guidelines for CPR and ECC. It teaches both single-rescuer and team basic life support skills for application in both prehospital and in-facility environments, with a focus on high-quality CPR and team dynamics. Students participate in simulated clinical scenarios and learning stations. Students work with an AHA BLS Instructor to complete BLS skills practice and skills testing. Students also complete a written exam. Students will receive a certification card after successful completion.
3.5 hour class session
Contact adulted@utc4me.org or 207.947.6474 to register.
Phlebotomy Review for RNs
with Tabitha Lindsey Jessica Tunks
In the current healthcare environment, registered nurses may have to perform blood draws for their patients. The purpose of this review class is to give a basic overview of the phlebotomy process with regards to patient safety, proper procedures, and general information regarding the various blood specimen tubes. Under the supervision of the UTC Health Occupations instructors, RNs will be able to execute live draws.
1.5 hour class/lab session
Contact adulted@utc4me.org or 207.947.6474 to register.
Engaging Remote Students
with Kern Kelley
The Engaging Remote Students course prepares educators for the inclusion of students in their classrooms as students may be joining them remotely while others are in the classroom or some are from completely remote environments. The course focuses on learning best practices about remote teaching, extending virtual classrooms and integrating education technology. The content covers video conferencing, distance-learning organization, managing student work, developing engaging lessons and meaningful assessments.
3 Wednesdays – each ONLINE session 1 hour & 40 minutes. Must attend all 3 session for a certificate of completion.
January 13, January 20, & January 27, 2021 @ 3:30pm - 5:10 pm
The instructor will provide participants with a certificate of completion and the instructor will provide participants with the Conferences & Institutes, University of Maine’s “CEU” application when the course is completed.
Engaging Remote Students 0.5 CEU (5 contact hours)
Register @ http://bit.ly/HYBRIDPD.
and/or contact adulted@utc4me.org * 207.947.6474
Phlebotomy Review for RNs
with Tabitha Lindsey Jessica Tunks
In the current healthcare environment, registered nurses may have to perform blood draws for their patients. The purpose of this review class is to give a basic overview of the phlebotomy process with regards to patient safety, proper procedures, and general information regarding the various blood specimen tubes. Under the supervision of the UTC Health Occupations instructors, RNs will be able to execute live draws.
1.5 hour class/lab session
Contact adulted@utc4me.org or 207.947.6474 to register.
Structural Welding 1
with Mark Richards
Structural Welding I teaches students with little or no welding experience how to correctly and safely use cutting equipment, power tools, and welding equipment operated in shielded metal arc welding, commonly known as stick welding.
Students spend extensive time hands-on in the welding shop. Students will learn how to create multi-pass fillets with E6010 and E7019 electrodes in all positions and on a variety of joint types, with emphasis on creating quality welds.
General shop, personal protection equipment, welding and other equipment safety training will be completed.
Cost includes all welding materials.
Testing for a Welding Certification is not offered at UTC.
WELDING SAFETY APPAREL
All welding students are required to have their own safety glasses, welding cap, welding gloves, welding jacket, welding mask/helmet, and safety boots.
Contact UTC Adult Education adulted@utc4me.org to register or call 207.947.6474.
Phlebotomy Review for RNs
with Tabitha Lindsey Jessica Tunks
In the current healthcare environment, registered nurses may have to perform blood draws for their patients. The purpose of this review class is to give a basic overview of the phlebotomy process with regards to patient safety, proper procedures, and general information regarding the various blood specimen tubes. Under the supervision of the UTC Health Occupations instructors, RNs will be able to execute live draws.
1.5 hour class/lab session
Contact adulted@utc4me.org or 207.947.6474 to register.
Phlebotomy Review for RNs
with Tabitha Lindsey Jessica Tunks
In the current healthcare environment, registered nurses may have to perform blood draws for their patients. The purpose of this review class is to give a basic overview of the phlebotomy process with regards to patient safety, proper procedures, and general information regarding the various blood specimen tubes. Under the supervision of the UTC Health Occupations instructors, RNs will be able to execute live draws.
1.5 hour class/lab session
Contact adulted@utc4me.org or 207.947.6474 to register.
Phlebotomy Review for RNs
with Tabitha Lindsey Jessica Tunks
In the current healthcare environment, registered nurses may have to perform blood draws for their patients. The purpose of this review class is to give a basic overview of the phlebotomy process with regards to patient safety, proper procedures, and general information regarding the various blood specimen tubes. Under the supervision of the UTC Health Occupations instructors, RNs will be able to execute live draws.
1.5 hour class/lab session
Contact adulted@utc4me.org or 207.947.6474 to register.