School Nurse Emergency Care Course (SNECC) - 30 day online access

This course is in the process of being reviewed and re-written. The new addition will have video lectures, online forums, and participant discussions. We expect the release of this course to be by the end of October 2023. Join our mailing list to learn more about the release of this new course.  Click here to join the mailing list and be notified once the new course has been released. (Ensure to select the "Pediatric Programs (School Nurse)" mailing list).

The Healthcare Training Academy presents:

School Nurse Emergency Care Program

Topics Include:

• Section 1: Introduction: Welcome, Course Overview, Disclaimers, Handling Emergencies, and Legal

• Section 2: Rapid Pediatric Assessment (Part I & II), Triage, and Tips

• Section 3: Major Trauma & Minor Injuries

• Section 4: Respiratory, Shock, and Neurological Emergencies

• Section 5: HEENT & Dental Emergencies

• Section 6: GI, GU, OB/GYN, and Environmental Emergencies

• Section 7: Sprains, Strains, & Fractures

• Section 8: Psychosocial & Behavioral Concerns 

• Section 8: Medical Emergencies (Part I & Part II)

• Section 9: Pediatric Special Needs and Disaster/Mass Casualty

• Section 10: Additional Resources, Discussion Forums, and more

Audience: RNs, NPs, LPN/LVNs, PAs, interns, students, and more.

You may select a date when you would like your online course to begin at the time of registration. This is especially useful if you must schedule the course to start later. 

Continuing Education Credit:   Up to 45.9 hours are awarded upon program completion. 

Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing (Provider #CEP17561) and Florida Board of Nursing (Provider #50-24286) for up to 45.9 Contact Hours.

How was this course created? This program is derived from our program attendees' vast input and contributions (via our LMS chat forums and discussion boards, submitted documents, and workshop attendee feedback). Additionally, the work of the following selected sources is recognized and is herein cited:

• Emergency Nurses Association. (2023). Emergency Nursing Pediatric Course (ENPC) Provider Manual (6th ed). Jones & Bartlett Learning.
• Emergency Nurses Association. (2023). Trauma Nursing Core Course (TNCC) Provider Manual (9th ed). Jones & Bartlett Learning.
• National Association of School Nurses & American Nurses Association (2017). School nursing: Scope and standards of practice. (3rd ed) American Nurses Association.
• National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians (NAEMT) (2016). PHTLS: Basic and advanced prehospital trauma life support (8th ed). Jones & Bartlett Learning.
• National Conference of State Legislatures. (2020). State laws on cardiac arrest & defibrillators. http://www.ncsl.org/research/health/laws-on-cardiac-arrest-and- defibrillators-aeds.aspx
• Pediatric Emergencies for Out-of-Hospital Emergencies: Major Trauma, Major Medical, and Psychosocial Emergencies, Emergency Cardiac Care, Inc. In-Person Workshops & Seminars. April 2019
• Pediatric Emergencies for Out-of-Hospital Emergencies: Injuries & Illnesses Emergencies, Emergency Cardiac Care, Inc. In-Person Workshops & Seminars. July 2019
• Pediatric Essentials: Rashes, Infections, and Assessment, Emergency Cardiac Care, Inc In-Person Workshops & Seminars. December 2020
• School Nurse Emergency Care Course, Seventh Edition. Chicago, IL: Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago. Published: June 2021.

HCTA is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Funding to create this project was received from non-governmental sources, donations, course & workshop participants, and scholarships. Monies paid for this course do not represent profit to our organization. Still, any monies paid are used to purchase your license to the learning management system (your course access), issue your contact hours, and maintain the school nurse program(s) we offer. If you have a group of nurses who wish to attend, don't hesitate to contact us, as we can often purchase bulk licenses for your group and obtain discounts for various group sizes. Our organization does not profit from this program.