Short Peripheral Catheter: Four Common Problems
As nurses, do we know how invasive it is and what
Basics of IV Administration
We offer many vascular access programs to meet your needs.
This program discusses the various aspects of IV administration. Included is information regarding the main types of equipment for IV solutions. It focuses on pumps, IV sets, vents, and clamps. The program identifies equipment and filters as they pertain to blood or medications. It discusses the calculation of flow rates, dosages and medications. This course explains the gravity delivery methods along with flow control. The program takes the learner through a step by step IV set-up procedures along with proper documentation for IV administration.
This program equips the clinician with the basics regarding IV infusion from the beginning of the infusion, calculating drip rates, and equipment through troubleshooting. This program is vital for the safety of the patient so the clinician can provide the most appropriate care when administering IV infusions.
Nurse Education Classes
Our goal is to help you by best serving the patient.
IV Therapy & Vascular Access Device Care and Maintenance
4 Hour hands-on course: This course gives the skilled care provider a comprehensive overview of Peripheral IV insertion and care and maintenance of all Vascular Access Devices.
IV Insertion & Therapy Device Management
2 Hour hands-on course: This course gives the skilled care provider a comprehensive overview of residential infusion therapy. It will improve clinical competency and reduce negative patient outcomes.
Nursing Student Education
Nursing students, LPN’s, and nurses re-entering the workforce, wanting to brush up on skills, receive discounted rates. Call us to setup a class for your nursing cohort. The Ultimate selection of Affordable nursing Continuing Education Classes.
Essentials of Infection Prevention
This Infection Prevention Pathway includes a comprehensive series of courses designed to guide the clinician to a better understanding of guidelines and best practices they should incorporate into everyday patient care practices.
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Quality Patient Care
We care, engage, respect, innovate, and challenge ourselves to create value for our patients, employees, customers, and stakeholders.
Culture of Care
Peak understands the vulnerable nature of our patients, and we bring compassion, understanding, and comfort with our services
Communication
We take the responsibility of making sure you know when we will arrive, what is going to be done, how it went, and what the next steps may be.
A Team You Can Count On
Our team of RN’s and advanced practice clinicians brings skills, technologies and best practices to hospitals, nursing homes, physician offices and even patient homes.
Full Range of Care
We offer CVC insertion, PICC insertion, Midline insertion, IV insertion, home infusion nursing, and a complete line of IV education.
Anytime Service
We are on-call 365 days per year, including evenings, weekends and holidays. Our on-demand service fits our team into your program and budget.
Our Patients & Clients are Our Priority, We Offer Quality Mobile Vascular Access Services
Our Vascular Access Team is second to none with their expertise in vascular access insertion and management. Highly skilled and board-certified registered nurses comprise this specialized group, dedicated to offering top quality patient care. Making sure our patients can count on the Peak Mobile Vascular Access team, we are available 24/7, 365 days a year to provide expert consultation and assistance when needed. Our nurses are the best at what they do, armed with the knowledge and training needed to ensure exceptional services for those who need it.
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