Tammy Sparacino, CCP and Joe discuss the challenges and advantages of working in a solo perfusion practice.
Is a Sole Perfusion Practice Safe for the Patient?
Course Description:
This pivotal course examines the operational safety and viability of sole perfusion practices within various medical settings. Geared towards perfusionists, healthcare administrators, and surgical team members, the course provides an in-depth analysis of sole perfusion practices across different healthcare environments—from community hospitals to large academic institutions.
Key Learning Points:
Understanding Sole Perfusion Practices:
Case Studies and Comparative Analysis:
Ethical and Legal Considerations:
Crisis Management and Support Systems:
Future of Perfusion Practices:
Target Audience:
This course is designed for perfusionists seeking to understand the scope and implications of working in a sole capacity, as well as team leaders and healthcare administrators responsible for staffing and policy decisions in cardiac surgery units.
Learning Outcomes:
Participants will gain:
Certification:
Upon completion, participants will receive a certificate and may be eligible for Continuing Education Credits (CECs) depending on their professional board requirements.
Enroll Now:
Join us in exploring the critical aspects of sole perfusion practices to enhance your knowledge and preparedness for working in or managing such environments. This course is essential for anyone involved in the strategic planning and execution of perfusion services in healthcare facilities.
Tammy graduated from Texas Heart Institute and had been practicing for nearly 17 years in the Houston and surrounding areas