Current Courses Included in My Membership!

 (2.5 CE Hours)

 Master vasopressors with a concise, bedside-focused course built for ICU nurses. Learn how to choose, titrate, and troubleshoot key pressors—norepinephrine, dopamine, phenylephrine, epinephrine, and vasopressin—using real-world scenarios. Gain confidence managing shock and hypotension and make faster, safer decisions when it matters most. 

 (2 CE Hours)

Master inotropes fast with this high-yield course for critical care nurses. Learn when and how to use dobutamine, milrinone, and dopamine to optimize cardiac output, spot complications early, and make confident bedside decisions when every second counts.

 (2.5 CE Hours)

 A fast, case-based course on critical care antidysrhythmic infusions—Procainamide, Lidocaine, Esmolol, Amiodarone, Diltiazem, Adenosine, and Digitalis. Learn when to use each drug, how to titrate safely, what to monitor, and how to respond confidently to atrial and ventricular arrhythmias in high-stakes ICU and ER settings. 

(2.5 CE Hours)

 A concise, nurse-focused course on critical care vasodilators—Nicardipine, Nitroprusside, Labetalol, Hydralazine, Enalaprilat, Metoprolol, Clevidipine, and Nitroglycerin. Learn when to use each drug, how to titrate and monitor safely, and how to respond confidently to hemodynamic changes in ICU and ER patients. 

(3 CE Hours)

 A practical, nurse-focused introduction to hemodynamic monitoring that simplifies numbers and waveforms. Learn to define and apply preload, afterload, cardiac output, stroke volume, systemic vascular resistance (SVR), pulmonary artery pressures, wedge pressure, and oxygen delivery and consumption (SvO₂ and ScvO₂) to better assess patients and guide critical care decisions with confidence. 

 (2 CE Hours)

  A high-impact course for critical care nurses on accurate hemodynamic monitoring. Learn how to set up, level, and zero pressure lines, understand transducer leveling, perform square wave testing, identify damping issues, and troubleshoot waveform problems like artifact, catheter whip, and inaccurate pressures—so you can trust your numbers and act with confidence at the bedside. 

 (4 CE Hours)

 A focused, nurse-friendly course on pulmonary artery catheter (PAC) insertion and waveform interpretation. Learn PAC indications, catheter markings, and insertion sites, then identify right atrium, right ventricle, and pulmonary artery waveforms, correlate pressure tracings with the ECG, and recognize abnormal A and V waves in right atrial and wedge pressures to link anatomy, hemodynamic principles, and pathophysiology at the bedside.

(3 CE Hours) 

A high-impact course for critical care nurses on oxygen transport and ABG analysis. Learn to interpret arterial blood gases with clarity and confidence, understand oxygenation and acid–base balance in real time, and make faster, smarter bedside decisions when it matters most. 

(2.5 CE Hours)

 A fast, practical course for critical care nurses on capnography that goes beyond the numbers. Learn to interpret capnogram phases, recognize abnormal waveforms, and spot early deterioration in intubated patients, sedation, and codes—so you can act sooner and keep patients safer. 

(3 CE Hours)

 A focused, high-impact course on 12-lead ECG interpretation for acute ischemia, injury, and infarct patterns. Learn to quickly identify life-threatening changes, recognize subtle signs, and make confident, timely decisions at the bedside. 

 (2 CE Hours)

A concise, practical course on 12-lead ECG identification of right and left bundle branch blocks. Learn to recognize key patterns and apply findings to guide clinical decisions at the bedside.

(2 CE Hours)

In this course you will learn a quick and easy way to determine electrical axis.  This knowledge will allow you to identify hemiblocks, chamber hypertrophy, and gather clues to help differentiate SVT with aberrant conduction (bundle branch block) from Ventricular Tachycardia.