Professional Nursing Skills Training

• Peripheral IV Skills Certificate Program
• Phlebotomy Skills Program
• Central Venous Access Devices
• Physical Assessment Skills
• Medication Calculations
• Pharmacology Review and Update
• Barrier Precaution and Infection Control Measures
• Identification and Reporting of Child Abuse and Neglect

Registration and Payment

Register may be done online, by phone or in person. Payment may be made by check, ACH transfer or Credit Card (Visa/Mastercard, Discover).

Please note that there is a 2.75% fee for domestic cards and 4.25% for international cards.  You may avoid the credit card fee by paying with a check online or via phone.

Phone in registration is available by calling 516-323-3550.

• Office hours: Mon/Tue/Thu: 8:30-7pm; Wed/Fri: 8:30am-5pm, Sat: 8:30am-3:30pm
• Summer Hours: Mon-Thu 8:30-5pm

To register in person, by fax or mail, please follow the directions on our web page: www.molloy.edu/ce/registration. 

Confirmation of your registration will be emailed to you once registered. Your Zoom link or classroom assignment will be emailed to you shortly before the start date of your class if not already included in the confirmation message.

This course presents all the core skills needed for the healthcare practitioner to become familiar with intravenous therapy. Course includes a supervised session to practice IV insertion and troubleshooting methods.
The course is offered on Saturdays throughout the year at our Rockville Centre Center campus.

Click here for the schedule of classes. (Please note: only the upcoming schedule of course will be posted. Courses that have already taken place or are in progress will not appear) Registration information can be found by clicking on the course title in the schedule of classes link

Phlebotomy Skills Program
Course number: NU-0125 
Tuition: $125
Instructor: TBA
This is a comprehensive training program for registered nurses. the course will offer instruction, demonstration and hands-on learning in blood drawing and proper collection of blood samples. Emphasis will be placed on potential complications, proper phlebotomy procedures and supervised practice on mannequins. 4 contact hours.
The course is typically offered Saturday afternoons from 1-5 p.m. throughout the year at our Rockville Centre campus.

Click here for the schedule of classes. (Please note: only the upcoming schedule of course will be posted.) Registration information can be found by clicking on the course title in the schedule of classes link.

*For a more comprehensive course in Phlebotomy, providing additional theory and principles, see 'Phlebotomy' listed under Healthcare Professions/Medical Assisting Skills.
The course provides 12 hours of lecture/practice.

Phlebotomy For The Medical Assistant
Course number: MA0005
Tuition: $225.
Instructor: TBA

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Central Venous Access Devices
Course number: NU0107
Tuition: $165
Instructor: Nicholas Kiphart, R.N.
Central Venous Access Devices, Implanted Ports and Peripherally Inserted Central Catheters will be taught. Participants will practice accessing ports, demonstrating nursing care of Central Catheters and detecting Catheter complications. Emphasis will be placed on Nursing Interventions. The target audience is the registered nurse. 6 contact hours. The course is typically offered Saturdays from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. several times a year at our Rockville Centre campus.

Click here for the schedule of classes. (Please note: only the upcoming schedule of course will be posted) Registration information can be found by clicking on the course title in the schedule of classes link.

Physical Assessment Skills
Course number: NU-0054
Tuition: $425
Instructor: TBA

This course offers a comprehensive overview of physical assessment skills necessary for performing head-to-toe examinations. It focuses on methods for obtaining health histories and utilizes techniques such as inspection, palpation, percussion, and auscultation. The instruction format includes lecture/demonstration sessions along with supervised practice.

Key points about the course include:

1. Target Audience: The course is designed for registered nurses, Nurse Practitioner (NP) and Physician Assistant (PA) students who aim to enhance their physical assessment skills.
2. Content Coverage: Emphasis is placed on teaching the techniques required for a thorough head-to-toe examination. This includes obtaining health histories and utilizing various assessment methods such as inspection, palpation, percussion, and auscultation.
3. Prerequisite: Students are required to bring their own stethoscopes for the supervised practice sessions.
4. Contact Hours: Successful completion of the course earns participants 22.5 contact hours.
5. Format and Schedule: The course is typically conducted in person over three consecutive days. Sessions are held from 9 am to 5 pm at either the Rockville Centre or Suffolk campuses.
6. Registration and Future Sessions: Registration information can be accessed by clicking on the course title in the schedule of classes link. Please note that only the next set of sessions may be posted, and interested individuals are advised to check the website or contact the office for information on future classes.

The course is typically offered throughout the year on three consecutive days in person at either the Rockville Centre or Suffolk campuses from 9am-5pm.

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Medication Calculations
Course number: NU-0138
Tuition: $75
Instructor: Chris Hanley, Pharm D, R.P.H.

This course is designed to provide a step-by-step approach to mastering medication calculations, focusing on basic arithmetic skills, IV drop calculations, and understanding the metric system.

Key features of the course include:

1. Content Coverage: Participants will learn fundamental procedures for medication calculations, ensuring accuracy and safety in dosage administration.
2. Emphasis on Skills: The program emphasizes the development of basic arithmetic skills necessary for medication calculations. Additionally, participants will learn IV drop calculations and gain proficiency in working with the metric system.
3. Format and Schedule: The course is typically offered in the evenings for one night, lasting from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Sessions are held four times per year, usually in January, April, June, and October.
4. Location: Classes take place at the Rockville Centre campus.
5. Registration and Future Sessions: The schedule of upcoming courses can be accessed through the provided link. Registration information is available by clicking on the corresponding course title in the schedule. Note that only the next set of sessions may be posted, and individuals interested in future classes should check the website for updates.

The course is typically offered in the evenings for one night from 6:30-9:30 p.m., four times per year at our Rockville Centre campus.

Click here for the schedule of classes. (Please note: only the upcoming schedule of course will be posted. Registration information can be found by clicking on the course title in the schedule of classes link.

Pharmacology Review and Update
Course number: NU-0128
Tuition: $150.
Instructor: Chris Hanley, Pharm D, R.P.H.

This online course aims to address the challenge of pharmaceutical product overload experienced by nurses today. It provides an opportunity for nurses to update and refresh their pharmacology expertise, catering to their specific scope of practice.

Key features of the course include:

1. Target Audience: The course is designed for nurses who feel that their scope of practice has limited their pharmaceutical knowledge growth and who seek to enhance their understanding of pharmacology.
2. Scope of Practice Identification: Nurses are encouraged to list their particular scope of practice upon registration, ensuring that the course content aligns with their professional needs and responsibilities.
3. Online Format: The course is delivered online, making it accessible to nurses regardless of their location. Sessions are typically offered for two evenings, four times per year, providing flexibility for busy schedules.
4. Schedule and Registration: The schedule of upcoming sessions can be accessed through the provided link. Registration information is available by clicking on the corresponding course title in the schedule.

This online course is typically offered for two sessions in the evenings four times per year.

Click here for the schedule of classes. (Please note: only the upcoming schedule of sessions will be posted.) Registration information can be found by clicking on the course title in the schedule of classes link. 

Barrier Precaution and Infection Control Measures
Course number: HE5000
Tuition: $45 (Molloy students) $55 (Non-Molloy students)

This course is designed to fulfill the mandatory training requirements set by the New York State Education Department for designated professions in the study of infection control and barrier precautions. The professions include Dentists, Registered Professional Nurses, Podiatrists, Optometrists, Licensed Practical Nurses, Dental Hygienists, Physicians, Physician Assistants, and Specialist Assistants.

Key features of the course include:

1. Approved Curriculum: The program has been approved by the Board of Examiners of Nursing Home Administrators, Office of Health, New York State, ensuring compliance with state regulations.
2. Registration and Discount: There is a ten percent discount available for registrations of over 10 participants. Registration details can be obtained by contacting the office at 516.323.3550.
3. Flexibility: The course can be conducted on-site for groups of 30 or more participants. It can be scheduled during weekdays, evenings, or weekends, catering to diverse schedules.
4. Online Option: The course is typically offered online through platforms like Zoom, making it accessible to participants who prefer virtual learning. Sessions are conducted in the evenings and on Saturdays throughout the year.
5. Schedule and Registration: The schedule of upcoming classes can be found by clicking the provided link. Registration information is available by clicking on the respective course title in the schedule.

Overall, this program aims to equip healthcare professionals with the necessary knowledge and skills to prevent the transmission of HIV and HBV in their professional practice, meeting the regulatory requirements of the New York State Education Department and ensuring the safety of patients and practitioners alike.

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Identification and Reporting of Child Abuse and Neglect
Course number: CA-5000
Tuition: $45 (Molloy students) $55 (Non-Molloy students)
Instructor: Catherine Swanson, LCSW

The Division of Continuing Education at Molloy University has received approval from the State Education Department to offer mandated coursework focusing on the identification and reporting of child abuse and maltreatment, fulfilling a requirement for various health and school professionals seeking state licensure, re-registration, or certification.

Key points about the course include:

1. Regulatory Compliance: The course aligns with the requirements outlined in Chapter 544 of the New York State Education Laws of 1988, ensuring that participants meet the mandatory training standards for identifying and reporting child abuse and maltreatment.
2. Professional Requirement: Health and school professionals, including those applying for provisional or permanent certificates or licenses for classroom teaching, service administration, supervisory service, or school service, are mandated to complete this training.
3. Online Format: The course is typically conducted online using platforms like Zoom, offering flexibility for participants. Sessions are scheduled in the evenings and on Saturdays throughout the year to accommodate various schedules.
4. Schedule and Registration: The schedule of upcoming classes can be accessed through the provided link. Registration details are available by clicking on the corresponding course title in the schedule.

By offering this course, Molloy University aims to support professionals in fulfilling their legal obligations to safeguard children's well-being and to contribute to the maintenance of high standards in education and healthcare practices.

The course is typically online (ZOOM) offered in the evenings and on Saturdays throughout the year. Click here for the schedule of classes. (Please note: only the upcoming schedule of course will be posted.) Registration information can be found by clicking on the course title in the schedule of classes link.