The American Heart Association (AHA) offers many courses throughout the year, including: ACLS, ACLS EP, Airway, BLS, Heartsaver, NRP and PALS.

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Designed and led by highly experienced Cleveland Clinic clinicians, the Fundamentals of Central Venous Access course provides the core skills necessary to perform ultrasound-guided placement of central venous catheters in adult patients. This program will prepare the novice proceduralist to safely obtain proctored experiences in the clinical setting. The primary audience includes physician trainees, advanced practice providers (APRNs and PAs), and students pursuing those roles. This course is also appropriate for practicing clinicians who are incorporating ultrasound-guided central venous access as a new skill to their practice.

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*CME Credit Available

The Simulation Educator Workshop is for healthcare educators, directors or faculty of a current or prospective simulation program. The course combines customized peer-to-peer and mentor feedback during an online learning session followed by an immersive, two-day in person, interactive workshop.

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* CME Credit Available

The Simulation and Advanced Skills Center (SASC) at Cleveland Clinic sponsors a three-tiered simulation training program, which offers different opportunities and experiences based on the interests and goals of the applicant. These programs are the Simulation Research Fellowship, the Simulation Education Fellowship, and the Simulation Facilitator Elective. The overall mission of these programs is to develop leaders with vision, knowledge, and commitment to implement simulation-based training strategies with the aim to improve healthcare for patients at Cleveland Clinic.
 

Simulation Research Fellowship

This is a two-year, project-based, longitudinal experience focused on developing excellence in the areas of teaching, assessment, curriculum development, and simulation research.

Simulation Education Fellowship

This is a one-year, project-based, longitudinal experience focused on developing excellence in the areas of teaching, assessment, and curriculum development.

Simulation Facilitator Elective

This program is a six month commitment that provides basic training in the implementation of a formal simulation based curriculum. Mentees are accepted according to the availability of mentors, with variable start/end times. There will be no funding of this position by the Education Institute.

 

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* The Simulation Fellowship is only open to Cleveland Clinic employees. 

For more information on the Fundamentals of Endoscopic Surgery (FES), or to sign up for testing, click here.

For more information on the Fundamentals of Laparoscopic Surgery (FLS), or to sign up for testing, click here.