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LNA Training
Participants are prepared for a role as an assistant to nurses, and demonstrate the following skills: performance of activities of daily living in a professional manner; providing of direct patient care; effective communication with a cross-section of authoritative levels, to include patients; understanding of infection control procedures; performance of safety and body mechanics; comprehension of legal and ethical issues. Participants will be prepared to sit for the state certification exam and submit their Board of Nursing LNA license application.
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Phlebotomy
Participants demonstrate and practice selecting and preparing the skin puncture site; anatomy and physiology; communication skills across a broad spectrum of authoritative levels; collecting of specimens, adherence to proper health and safety guidelines; OSHA guidelines on preventing the spread of infectious diseases; patient/technician relationships; and properly keeping record of all laboratory tests. The demonstration and practice will use simulation arms and live sticks are performed once hired for employment. A participant must work one (1) year and perform over 100 live skin sticks to take the national certification exam. The national certification exam is not a requirement in Vermont.
This training contains no sessions
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This training contains no sessions
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