Norton Healthcare has launched a professional structured observation program for flight nurses, paramedics, EMTs and first responders to enhance their knowledge of stroke and learn more about the state-of-the-art treatment and interventions available at Norton Healthcare.
Participants will witness the full experience at Norton Brownsboro Hospital, a Comprehensive Stroke Center. From initial patient intake to operations in the biplane X-ray rooms, participants will see firsthand the diagnostic and interventional procedures performed and the leading-edge care provided by Norton Healthcare.
There will be opportunities to learn about advanced technology and imaging used during stroke procedures, and to meet the neurosurgeons and stroke team, including the advanced practice providers, stroke outreach coordinator, interventional radiology technicians, scrub technicians, nurses, nurse anesthetists and anesthesiologists.
To participate in an Emergency Medical Services Observational Experience:
- Select your preferred date below and click “Sign up today” to register.
- Review Experience Requirements below and submit all required documents to alliedhealth@nortonhealthcare.org.
- You will receive a confirmation after your registration and all your documents have been submitted.
Participants in the observational program are eligible for 8 hours of continuing education unit (CEU) credits. They will receive a completion certificate on the day of their experience.