Clinical Training for Medical Practices
Medright provides practical BLS, phlebotomy and IV skills training for medical practices, clinics and healthcare organizations.
Staff members may attend in-person training at Medright. For private group training, Medright can also bring instructors and equipment directly to your organization’s location.
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AHA BLS CPR
Medical emergencies can happen in any healthcare office. Staff members must be prepared to recognize cardiac arrest, activate emergency response, begin high-quality CPR and use an AED without hesitation.
Medright provides American Heart Association BLS and CPR instruction for healthcare professionals and office staff.
Training may include:
- Adult, child and infant CPR
- AED operation
- Choking relief
- Team response
- Skills assessment
- Initial and renewal certification
Phlebotomy
A laboratory result is only as reliable as the specimen submitted for testing.
Improper patient identification, incorrect tube selection, poor collection technique, hemolysis, contamination, insufficient volume and improper handling can produce inaccurate results, rejected specimens and unnecessary redraws.
Those errors can delay diagnosis, affect treatment decisions and cause patients to undergo additional testing.
Medright’s hands-on phlebotomy training may include:
- Patient identification and preparation
- Vein selection
- Equipment and tube selection
- Order of draw
- Venipuncture technique
- Difficult draws
- Preventing hemolysis and contamination
- Specimen labeling, handling and transport
- Managing complications
- Practice and competency assessment
IV Skills
Successful IV therapy requires more than locating a visible vein. Staff members need an understanding of vein selection, catheter choice, infection prevention, insertion technique, securement and complication recognition.
Medright provides practical IV instruction for appropriately licensed or authorized healthcare professionals who need initial instruction, additional practice or a structured skills refresher.
Training may include:
- Vein assessment and selection
- Catheter and equipment selection
- Infection-prevention practices
- Peripheral IV insertion
- Saline-lock setup
- Catheter securement
- Troubleshooting unsuccessful attempts
- Recognizing infiltration, phlebitis and other complications
- Hands-on practice and competency assessment