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416-289-5303, select #2 • centennialcollege.ca/future/healthstudies.jspe-mail [email protected] if registering for an online course, please include your e-mail of preference

We offer the following certificate/certificate of achievement programs and courses. For information about our full-time diploma programs, visit our website at centennialcollege.ca or see our full-time calendar.

CERTIFICATES/CERTIFICATES oF ACHIEvEmEnTRN Critical Care RN Oncology Nursing Oncology Pharmacology Palliative Care Nursing nEW Paediatric Care: Advanced Nursing and Health Concepts nEW RN Advanced Mental Health Nursing RN Forensic Mental Health Nursing RPN Forensic Mental Health Nursing RPN Advanced Mental Health Nursing RN Orthopaedic Nursing RN Rehabilitation Care Nursing Perinatal Nursing RN Nursing Telehealth RPN Operating Room Sterile Supply Processing Personal Support Worker Activation Techniques in Gerontology Gerontology Multidiscipline Holistic Practitioner: Complementary Care Spa Practices for Health Professionals Rehabilitation Massage Therapy Bridging to University Paramedicine Program Pharmaceutical Industry (Clinical placement requirements)Addiction Studies PRoFESSIonAl InTEREST CouRSES:

Mental Health Interest Courses • Psychogeriatrics • Child and Adolescent Mental Health Advanced IV Therapy Applications RPN Administration of Medication Health Assessment Skills Health Assessment Skills for the RPN Advanced Health Assessment nEW Oncology Pharmacology nEW Introduction to Human Body Systems Altered States of Health Coaching for Healthcare Leaders nEW Coaching for Nursing Professionals nEW Hot Buttons (Workshop) nEW Fulfillment: Getting It and Keeping it! nEW Clinical Case Reporting for Health Care Professionals nEW Infection Prevention and Control Research Literacy Paramedic Level 1 Review RN-CTAS (The Canadian Triage and Acuity Scale)

For information on our long term care & retirement Facilities Management and our neW retirement communities Management certificate of achievement programs, please see our hospitality section,

For information on our ophthalmic Medical Personnel certificate of achievement program, please see our distance learning section, p. 66

certiFicate inRn CRITICAl CARE nuRSIng –

PRogRAm CodE 7910This graduate certificate program is designed to assist the RN in developing the knowledge and skills necessary to provide specialized care for the critically-ill patient. If you are registering for the online version of the course, please be sure to include your e-mail of preference.AdmISSIon REQuIREmEnTS1. Health Assessment Skills course or equivalent with a C grade2. Current Certificate of Registration from the College of Nurses of Ontario3. We accept currently employed RN’s.

ComPlETIon REQuIREmEnTS:Health Assessment Skills NUPD-400 Critical Care Concepts 1 CECC-401 (401 and 402 can be taken together or in either order)Critical Care Concepts 2 CECC-402 Critical Care Clinical Practice* CECC-903 Critical Care Advanced Nursing Practice* CECC-904 *(you may waive the practicum for work experience)

choose two of the following (sub specialties):Emergency Nursing (Online) CECC-403 Intensive Care Nursing CECC-404 Coronary Care Nursing CECC-405 Post-Anaesthesia Care Nursing (Online) CECC-410

certiFicate inRn onCology nuRSIng – PRogRAm CodE 7925

Develop specialized knowledge and skills for comprehensive nursing care for oncology patients and support to families throughout the various phases of illness. As you are registering for an online version of the course, please be sure to include your e-mail of preference as that is how we will send you instructions on how to get into the course.AdmISSIon REQuIREmEnTCurrent Certificate of Registration from the College of Nurses of Ontario

ComPlETIon REQuIREmEnTSIntroduction to Oncology Nursing LT-401 Health Assessment Skills NUPD-400 Advanced Oncology Nursing LT-402 Counselling Skills for Nurses LT-403 Seminars in Oncology LT-404* Practicum in Oncology Nursing LT-405 (you may waive the practicum for work experience)

*course not offered until Fall 2008

To bE A SuCCESSFul onlInE lEARnER, you nEEd To:1. have access to computer and internet services;2. have basic computer skills;3. be a self-disciplined person who can set goals and see them through;4 be able to dedicate four to eight hours each week, online and off, to your

online studies;5. convey your ideas well in English;6. be comfortable with sharing your ideas actively and respectively in

online discussions.

mInImum onlInE ComPuTER REQuIREmEnTS:• personal computer (minimum Pentium 1 with 64 MB RAM;

or MAC with 8MB RAM)• Windows 2000 or XP (or MAC OS 9.1/9.2 or higher)• Internet account/access and Internet Explorer (5.5 or higher)

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104 certiFicate oF achieveMent inPAllIATIvE CARE nuRSIng –

PRogRAm CodE – 7981This online program was developed to help nurses provide patient-centered care more effectively with patients and families in a variety of settings in palliative care. It integrates knowledge from a variety of specialties including Oncology Nursing to enhance the compassionate care of patients and family taking this journey. AdmISSIon REQuIREmEnTS1. Current Certificate of Registration from the College of Nurses of Ontario 2. Health Assessment Skills (NUPD 400 or equivalent)

ComPlETIon REQuIREmEnTSIntroduction to Palliative Care Nursing HP-450 Advanced Palliative Care Nursing HP-451 Counselling Skills for Nurses LT-403 Seminars in Palliative Care Nursing HP-452 Practicum in Palliative Care Nursing HP-453

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certiFicate oF achieveMentPAEdIATRIC CARE: AdvAnCE nuRSIng And HEAlTH ConCEPTS – PRogRAm CodE TbA

This innovative graduate certificate program is designed for the Registered Nurse. The focus is to enhance your understanding of health care concepts of the paediatric population – infant, child and adolescent. It is an evidenced-based online program consisting of four core courses and three electives. This program integrates literature and research to explore case studies and advanced nursing concepts. There is the opportunity for online discussion in which to share ideas, concepts, findings and experiences. AdmISSIon REQuIREmEnTSCurrent Certificate of Registration from the College of Nurses of Ontario

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Four core courses:Paediatric Health Assessment and Epidemiology PAED-450 Paediatric Development and Communication PAED-451 Paediatric Infection Control and Precautions PAED-452 Paediatric Critical Thinking and Family Centered Care PAED-453

electives:Paediatric Mental Health and Neurology PAED-460 Paediatric Cardiology and Respiratory PAED-461 Paediatric Gastrointestinal and Genitourinary PAED-462 Paediatric Immunology and Haematology PAED-463 Paediatric Orthopaedics and Integumentary PAED-464 Paediatric Eyes, Ears, Nose and Throat PAED-465 Paediatric Trauma and Crises PAED-466 Paediatric Death and Dying PAED-467 Paediatric Home Care and Public Health PAED-468 Paediatric Pharmacology and Medical Management PAED-469

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PRogRAm CodE – 7952This graduate certificate program, specializing in psychiatric and mental health nursing, will focus on the promotion of mental health and the care of clients experiencing mental health problems and mental disorders. Examine issues related to community mental health and address trends relating to the transformation of mental health services and the explosion of scientific knowledge that has led to changes in how service is carried out. This program encompasses eight courses. Some electives will be offered in a seminar format. The seminar format will be one day a week for six weeks with assignments due three weeks later. This seminar format will also be open to anyone as an interest course. People may sign up for one or more days without doing the whole series.AdmISSIon REQuIREmEnTCurrent Certificate of Registration from the College of Nurses of Ontario


six core courses:Introduction to Mental Health MNTL-456 Mental Health Nursing – Issues and Ethics MNTL-401 Psychiatric Disorders and Treatment Modalities MNTL-404 Counselling Skills for the RN – Individual and Group MNTL-406* Psychopharmacology for RN MNTL-442 Mental Health Practicum RN MNTL-411

choose two of the following electives:Community Mental Health* MNTL-402 Case Management for Mental Health MNTL-405 Psychogeriatrics MNTL-407 Substance-related Disorders MNTL-410 Introduction to Law and Mental Health MNTL-418 Child & Adolescent Mental Health MNTL-443

*Courses not offered this academic year

certiFicate oF achieveMent inRn – FoREnSIC mEnTAl HEAlTH nuRSIng –

PRogRAm CodE 7974This graduate certificate program expands on psychiatric nursing practice and focuses on the specialization of forensic mental health nursing. Unique features of this program explore and examine concepts related to the forensic mental health system, legislation, principles and theories practiced in forensic mental health nursing. This certificate is designed to assist nurses working with mentally disordered offenders in psychiatric settings. This program encompasses three courses.AdmISSIon REQuIREmEnT:Current Certificate of Registration from the College of Nurses of Ontario

ComPlETIon REQuIREmEnTSIntroduction to Law & Mental Health (Forensic Nursing) MNTL-418 Advanced Law & Mental Health Nursing for RNs MNTL-419 Law & Mental Health Nursing Practicum for RNs MNTL-420

certiFicate oF achieveMent inRPn – FoREnSIC mEnTAl HEAlTH nuRSIng –

PRogRAm CodE 7975This program expands on psychiatric nursing practice and focuses on the specialization of forensic mental health nursing. Unique features of this program explore and examine concepts related to the forensic mental health system, legislation, principles and theories practiced in forensic mental health nursing. This certificate is designed to assist registered practical nurses working with mentally disordered offenders in psychiatric settings. This program encompasses three courses. AdmISSIon REQuIREmEnTCurrent Certificate of Registration from the College of Nurses of Ontario

ComPlETIon REQuIREmEnTSIntroduction to Law and Mental Health (Forensic Nursing) MNTL-418 Advanced Law & Mental Health Nursing for RPNs MNTL-421 Law and Mental Health Nursing Practicum for RPNs MNTL-422

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RPn – AdvAnCEd mEnTAl HEAlTH nuRSIng – PRogRAm CodE 7965

This graduate certificate program specializing in psychiatric and mental health nursing for the RPN focuses on the promotion of mental health and the care of clients experiencing mental health problems and mental disorders. It examines issues related to community mental health and addresses trends relating to the transformation of mental health services and the explosion of scientific knowledge that has led to changes in how service is carried out.AdmISSIon REQuIREmEnTCurrent Certificate of Registration from the College of Nurses of Ontario


eight courses required.

six core coursesIntroduction to Mental Health MNTL-456 Mental Health Nursing – Issues and Ethics MNTL-401 Psychiatric Disorders and Treatment Modalities MNTL-404 Counselling Skills for the RN – Individual and Group* MNTL-416 Psychopharmacology for RPN MNTL-403 RPN Practicum in Mental Health Nursing MNTL-417 (all seven courses must be completed prior to practicum)

choose two of the following electives:Community Mental Health* MNTL-402 Case Management for Mental Health MNTL-405 Psychogeriatrics MNTL-407 Substance-Related Disorders MNTL-410 Introduction to Law and Mental Health MNTL-418 Child & Adolescent Mental Health MNTL-443

*Course not offered this academic year

certiFicate inRn – oRTHoPAEdIC nuRSIng – PRogRAm CodE 7924

This certificate program is for RNs currently employed or planning to work with orthopaedic patients in a range of acute, long-term and rehabilitation settings. This program combines up-to-date theoretical knowledge and skills combined with an advanced clinical mentorship component and an independent project in your field of interest. It is now offered in distance learning mode. This is the only Orthopaedic Nursing graduate certificate program in Canada that is offered as an online course and is recognized by the Canadian Orthopaedic Nursing Association (CONA).AdmISSIon REQuIREmEnTSCurrent Certificate from the College of Nurses of Ontario or equivalent registration in Canada

ComPlETIon REQuIREmEnTSModule 1: Introduction to Orthopaedic Nursing ON-401 Module 2: Advanced Orthopaedic Nursing ON-402 Module 3: Study Options in Orthopaedic Nursing ON-403 Module 4: Advanced Clinical Orthopaedic Nursing* ON-404

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certiFicate oF achieveMent inRn – REHAbIlITATIon CARE nuRSIng –

PRogRAm CodE 7909This certificate program is for RNs currently employed or planning to work with a rehabilitation setting. It combines up-to-date theoretical knowledge and skills combined with an advanced clinical mentorship component and an independent option to increase your knowledge and skills in your own field of interest.AdmISSIon REQuIREmEnTSCurrent Certificate of Registration from the College of Nurses of Ontario

ComPlETIon REQuIREmEnTSIntroduction to Rehabilitation Care REHB-408Functional Assessment of Rehabilitation Clients REHB-409Social & Cultural Aspects of Rehabilitation Nursing REHB-410Community Rehabilitation Care* REHB-411Study Options in Rehabilitation Nursing* REHB-413Practicum in Rehabilitation Nursing Care* REHB-414

* not offered this calendar year

certiFicate inPERInATAl nuRSIng – PRogRAm CodE 7922

This graduate certificate program is for RNs currently employed or planning to work in any area of maternal/newborn field within a level 1 or level 2 care centres. It provides you with the basic knowledge, skills, and attitude to work in a Labour & Delivery, Antepartum, Postpartum, or Special Care/Level 2 nursery setting. Other topics covered include issues pertaining to family-centred maternal/newborn care and women’s health. For more information, call 416-289-5303 or 416-289-5000, ext. 6963AdmISSIon REQuIREmEnTCurrent Certificate of Registration from the College of Nurses of Ontario

ComPlETIon REQuIREmEnTSIntroduction to Perinatal Nursing MO-401 Antepartum Nursing MO-402 Intrapartum Nursing MO-403 Neonatal Nursing MO-404 Postpartum Nursing MO-405 Fundamentals of Fetal Health Surveillance in Labour MO-408 Neonatal Nursing – Provider Level MO-409 Introduction to Breastfeeding MO-421 Perinatal Setting Practicum MO-406

certiFicate oF achieveMent inRn – nuRSIng TElEHEAlTH – PRogRAm CodE 7964

Nursing Telehealth is one of the fastest growing areas in nursing today. It is essential for nurses working in Telehealth to have the knowledge, skills and training in order to provide safe, effective health care. Accessibility to continuing education in the area of Telehealth is made possible by offering the entire program online. There are five courses required to achieve a certificate in Nursing Telehealth which is also recognized towards a baccalaureate degree. AdmISSIon REQuIREmEnTS1. Current registration in province/state2. Three years clinical experience recommended 3. Excellent English verbal communication skills4. Health Assessment course or equivalent5. Basic computer skills including internet literacy

ComPlETIon REQuIREmEnTSInformatics for Nursing Telepractice TELE-405 (eight weeks online) Assessment and Communication in Telepractice TELE-406 (eight weeks online) Ethics and Legalities in Telehealth TELE-407 (eight weeks online) Nursing Telehealth Theory and Practice TELE-408 (12 weeks online) Telepractice Preceptorship TELE-409 (two weeks placement full time)

certiFicate oF achieveMent inRPn – oPERATIng Room – PRogRAm CodE 7945

This program introduces perioperative theory and skills needed for a Registered Practical Nurse (RPN) to work in the Operating Room in a scrub role. Safe perioperative nursing care is emphasized as the student learns aseptic principles and practice. The operating room environment is discussed in relation to various health profession roles, the working environment, trends and new directions that are currently developing to challenge operating rooms. For details, please call 416-289-5303 or 416-289-5000, ext. 8055.AdmISSIon REQuIREmEnTCurrent Certificate of Registration from the College of Nurses of Ontario

ComPlETIon REQuIREmEnTSPerioperative Theory for RPNs NP-413 Perioperative Lab for RPNs NP-414 Operating Room Practicum NP-410


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This certificate program prepares individuals to work in Central Service departments in hospitals and clinics. You will learn the theory and principles of microbiology, infection control, instrument preparation, packaging and sterilization. You are expected to be able to routinely lift heavy items. Applicants may not register online. All potential students MUST complete application package and receive offer letter from Program Supervisor before eligible to attend courses.AdmISSIon REQuIREmEnTS1. Grade 12 Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) with a mark of 60% or higher in Grade 12 English, OR2. Be over 19 years of age and write the admission English test. English assessment level must be 170/171 for sterile Supply Processing Program.

Note: Applicants opting to write the admission test must call the Enrolment Services Office at 416-289-5300 to receive a student number before calling the Testing Centre at 416-289-5300 to book a test time.

ComPlETIon REQuIREmEnT:Introduction to Sterile Supply SSPP-110 Reprocessing 1 – Decontamination SSPP-111 Reprocessing 2 – Sterilization SSPP-112 Surgical Instrumentation SSPP-113 Inventory Control SSPP-114 Sterile Supply Practicum SSPP-115

certiFicate inPERSonAl SuPPoRT WoRkER – PRogRAm CodE 7978

Centennial College’s Personal Support Worker is a 702-hour program which trains and prepares you to help people live full and active lives. Personal Support Workers assist and support individuals and their families in the activities of daily living, both in the home setting and long-term care institutions. Services provided by the worker include assistance with home management, personal care, care-giving to children with disabilities. Graduates of our program are employed in hospitals, long-term care facilities, community agencies, private duty and homecare, as well as school systems with behaviorally and developmentally challenged children. AdmISSIon REQuIREmEnTS1. Grade 12 Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) with a mark of 60% or higher in Grade 12 English OR2. Applicants must write the admission English test.3. Candidates should have the desire to work with the elderly or children

Note: Applicants opting to write the admission test must call the Enrolment Services Office at 416-289-5300 to receive a student number before calling the Testing Centre at 416-289-5300 to book a test time.


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SEmESTER 1Foundations of Personal Support PSHS-101 Personal Support Communication PSHS-102 PSW Skills Laboratory 1 PSHS-105

SEmESTER 2Developmental Stages & Alterations in Health PSHS-103 Alterations in Mental Health PSHS-104 Personal Support Community Practice PSHS-106

SEmESTER 3Body Structure, Function & Common Conditions PSHS-121 PSW Skills Laboratory 2 PSHS-124 General Education Elective* ENGL 160/161

SEmESTER 4Supporting Clients in Palliative Care PSHS-122 Personal and Professional Growth PSHS-123 PSW Clinical Practice PSHS-125

Note: One GNED Elective, plus ENGL-160/161 at a C grade is required to graduate. Please refer to your calendar for descriptions. You can take them at anytime throughout the program.

Please check the website at centennialcollege.ca for any changes in dates.

certiFicate inACTIvATIon TECHnIQuES In gERonTology –

PRogRAm CodE 7921 This post-graduate program prepares you for employment in an activation role with the elderly in a variety of long-term care settings. Learn how to assist the multidisciplinary team in achieving optimal physical, mental, social and spiritual functioning in the elderly through the design and implementation of individual and group activity programs. Our program combines concepts from aging and activity planning with practical application through field experiences. Courses are offered on a part-time basis during the evening and you may start in the fall, winter or spring with a flexible timetable for your field placement. AdmISSIon REQuIREmEnTSA certificate in a health or social services or equivalent of 12 months experience working with the elderly.


Mandatory courses:Overview of the Field of Aging GN-100 Interpersonal and Group Interaction GN-103 Introduction to Activation GN-110 Aging and Activation GN-111 Functional Limitations in Aging GN-112 Promoting Physical Abilities GN-113 Promoting Cognitive and Social Abilities GN-114 Practicum in Activation GN-115

certiFicate in gERonTology mulTIdISCIPlInE – PRogRAm CodE 7928

This graduate certificate program provides you with the knowledge and skills to work effectively with the elderly, their families and service providers in the community and institutional settings. The multidisciplinary focus combines theoretical concepts with practical application through field experience. In addition, you will be able to pursue an individual area of interest. Courses are offered on a part-time basis during the evening and you may start in the fall, winter or spring with a flexible timetable for your field placement.AdmISSIon REQuIREmEnTS1. Proof of successful completion of an approved diploma/degree in health or social services, or the equivalent. 2. Submission of photocopied academic transcripts and letters of reference at first class.

ComPlETIon REQuIREmEnTS:Introduction to Gerontology GN-400 Biological Aging GN-401 Dynamics of Communication in Gerontology GN-402 Psychosocial Aging GN-403 Policies and Issues in Gerontology GN-404 Gerontology Practicum GN-405 Psychogeriatrics (formerly GN-411) MNTL-407 (equivalent to three out of the six days MNTL-407 psychogeriatrics offered in the winter)

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HolISTIC PRACTITIonER: ComPlEmEnTARy CARE – PRogRAm CodE 7960

This graduate-certificate program allows students to develop the skills needed to perform complementary and holistic treatments that are in increasing demand. There is in-depth training in popular holistic practices such as Aromatherapy, Cranio-sacral Therapy, Reflexology and Therapeutic Touch. The program includes studies in the human sciences, research literacy and business skills. In addition there is practice in a community work placement and a public clinic held at the Centennial HP Science and Technology Centre. Professionals such as nurses and registered massage therapists may be eligible for exemption from some courses.All courses are approved for R.M.T. CEU’s. For more information about the program please contact the coordinator at 416-289-5000, ext. 8059, or e-mail [email protected] AdmISSIon REQuIREmEnTS• Degree or diploma in health or community studies• We will consider applicants presenting a combination of post secondary education and relevant work experience• Resume and interview may be required.

ComPlETIon REQuIREmEnTSAromatherapy CAHM-500 Reflexology CARE-104 Aromatherapy Bodywork CAHM-541 Therapeutic Touch 1 WW-101 Therapeutic Touch 2 WW-102 Therapeutic Touch practitioner 1 TUCH-100 Therapy Theory CAHM-540 The Human Body CAHM-503 Nutrition CAHM-504 Aromatherapy 2 CAHM-600 Business Skills CAHM-601 Craniosacral Therapy (Level 1) CAHM-642 Craniosacral Therapy (Level 2) CAHM-643 Therapeutic Touch Workshop 3 WW-103 Therapeutic Touch Practitioner 2 TUCH-101 Pathophysiology CAHM-603 Research Literacy THER-705 Aromatherapy Pharmacology CAHM-607 Clinic CAHM-609 Placement CAHM-608 Placement CAHM-708 Therapeutic Touch Practitioner 3 TUCH-102

certiFicate oF achieveMent inSPA PRACTICES FoR HEAlTH PRoFESSIonAlS –

PRogRAm CodE 7980This program is open to RMT’s, Holistic Practitioners and other health care professionals looking to enhance their current practice with additional therapies related to the Spa industry. On completion of the full program students will have gained a therapy repertoire that will enhance their skills and increase their practice in today’s rapidly growing consumer driven approach to healthy lifestyles. AdmISSIon REQuIREmEnTCurrent Health Profession Registration or licensure or equivalent

ComPlETIon REQuIREmEnTSSpa Therapies SPAT-400 Reflexology CARE-104 Hot Stone Massage SPAT-410 Underwater Hydro Massage SPAT-411 Thai Stem Massage SPAT-412 Introductory Aromatherapy CAHM-500

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certiFicate oF achieveMent inREHAbIlITATIon mASSAgE THERAPy –

PRogRAm CodE 7976Based upon analysis of future trends in complementary and alternative health care, Centennial College has developed a specialty-based continuing education series of courses related to orthopedic rehabilitation for registered massage therapists. These courses integrate practice and theory at a level beyond current entry to practice standards. Enhancement of core professional skills such as critical–thinking, record management, advanced clinical skills in orthopedic assessment, and exercise prescription will be studied. These courses are designed for both recent graduates and seasoned professionals who are committed to upgrade and refresh their rehabilitation massage therapy skills. The College of Massage Therapists has approved CEU’s for each course.AdmISSIon REQuIREmEnTSMust have current Registration with the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario.

ComPlETIon REQuIREmEnTS:Core Concepts of Professional Practice – Rehabilitation THER-701 Orthopaedic Assessment THER-702 Flexibility Prescription THER-703 Resistance Prescription THER-704

bridging PrograMbRIdgIng To unIvERSITy PARAmEdICInE –

PRogRAm CodE 9103This comprehensive online program is designed to provide applicants eligibility for admission to the Joint Paramedicine Bachelor of Science Degree program offered by Centennial College and the University of Toronto. Applicants who have not completed Centennial’s two-year paramedic diploma program must complete this bridging program (9103) in order to be eligible for admission to UTSC. Graduates of the Bridging to University program (formerly known as Paramedic Fast-track) will receive a Centennial College Paramedic Diploma (if not a diploma grad already) or Letter of Equivalency (for current diploma grads) and be given the opportunity to complete additional UTSC admission requirements. Completion of this program will prepare the student for University level education, and promote success in the Paramedicine Degree program. A diploma from Centennial College will offer the graduate 7.0 full credit equivalents toward their four year honors science degree. This program is available to all levels of Paramedics who have completed an Ontario MTCU approved Paramedic certificate/diploma program or out of province Paramedic graduates who have received equivalency. More about Joint programs visit http://www.utsc.utoronto.ca/~jtprogs/paramedicine/index.htmlAdmISSIon REQuIREmEnTS 1. Ambulance and Emergency Care Certificate OR *Primary Care Paramedic Diploma (original transcripts must be provided from an Ontario College)2. Ontario EMCA/AEMCA certificate

ComPlETIon REQuIREmEnTSMedical Legal, Professional Issues and Research PARA-526 Pharmacology for Allied Health Professionals PARA-536 Alteration of Human Body Function 2 PARA-540 Prehospital Care PARA-555 PCP Integration and Decision Making PARA-556

all students may elect to complete the following courses which meet the admission requirements for the Utsc Paramedicine degree program.Calculus MATH-231 Chemistry CH-101

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108 certiFicate oF achieveMent inPHARmACEuTICAl InduSTRy – PRogRAm CodE 7936

This program will provide skills and knowledge required to pursue or develop your career in the pharmacy industry. Combine theoretical concepts with practical applications, through lecture, role-playing and guest presentations, you will be exposed to all aspects of the pharmaceutical industry. Please note that this program will be under review. For new developments please check our website.

ComPlETIon REQuIREmEnTSPharmaceutical Industry Overview PHAR-310 Pharmaceutical Manufacturing and Distribution PHAR-311 Pharmaceutical Sales and Training PHAR-312 Pharmaceutical Marketing PHAR-313 Pharmaceutical Industry Integrated Seminar PHAR-314

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certiFicate inAddICTIon STudIES – PRogRAm CodE 7929

The multidisciplinary focus of this program combines theoretical concepts with practical applications. It uses a variety of teaching methods such as case studies, role-playing and presentations. Practical Counselling theory and skills are integrated in this program. A flexible timetable is provided to accommodate work schedules. All courses are approved for study credit by The Canadian Counsellors Certification Board (CACCB). You may start in the fall, winter or spring. For more information, please call 416-289-5000, ext. 8046ComPlETIon REQuIREmEnTSIntroduction to Addiction Studies ADDN-110 Introduction to Pharmacology ADDN-111 Addiction Intervention ADDN-112 The Counselling Process ADDN-113 Individual Counselling ADDN-114 Group and Family Counselling ADDN-115 Seminar in Addiction Studies ADDN-116 Criminal Justice System vs. Chemical Dependency ADDN-118 Professional Ethics ADDN-119 Introduction to Concurrent Disorders ADDN-120

Note: Any student in addiction recovery must be drug/alcohol free for at least 12 months before beginning this program.

All HEAlTH ClInICAl PlACEmEnTS mAy REQuIRE onE oR moRE oF THE FolloWIng:• Completion of Admission Requirements• Current Certificate of Registration from profession specific Ontario Regulatory Body• Completion of Clinical Placement Requirements (below)

ClInICAl PlACEmEnT REQuIREmEnTSStudents who DO NOT submit completed placement requirements will not be placed. Placement Requirements need to be verified each semester for the duration of the program. We no longer accept photocopies.

1. vulnerable Persons Police checkAll students are required to complete a yearly vulnerable persons police check. You must contact the local police department where you reside and request a vulnerable persons police check. If you live in Metro Toronto, York region or in the South Bruce area, you will need to pick up an application form here at the Centennial HP Science and Technology Centre, Room 352. See Frequently Visited Police Department List for more information. Please note that requests for vulnerable persons police check can take up to 8-10 weeks to process, therefore your form should be filed upon acceptance into the program. A clear vulnerable persons police check is required every year in order to attend practice. Please show the original copy to room 352. Please retain your receipt. If your vulnerable persons police check is positive you are required to contact your respective Chair for your program to arrange a meeting to discuss clearance for practice. Final decisions for proceeding with practice are conducted on a case-by-case discussion with the Chair or designate and the placement facility (fees vary).

2. immunization review FormIn order to comply with the Public Hospitals Act and to meet placement setting requirements an Immunization Review form must be submitted. This process is necessary to ensure that those working within health care facilities are free from or are protected against communicable and infectious disease. This form is to be filled out by a health care provider e.g. a physician, registered nurse, nurse practitioner, walk-in clinic and may take four to six weeks to complete (fees vary).

3. respiratory Mask Fit testMask fit testing will be done at Centennial College throughout the year. Watch for updates.

4. influenza immunizationInfluenza immunization is mandatory in the Paramedic program and Long Term Care settings with some hospitals also requiring proof. In the event of an outbreak at your placement, any student without the vaccination may be denied access to the facility, thereby, jeopardizing successful completion of practice. Centennial College will be having a flu immunization clinic in the fall – date to be announced. You will be expected to provide proof of documentation by December 1.

5. cPr/sFa All students are required to obtain CPR Health Care Provider (HCP) Level C certification/ re-certification on a yearly basis. Standard First Aid (SFA) is also required. CPR Level C-HCP focuses on emergency procedures for adult, child and infant patients. This includes choking emergencies, airway management, rescue breathing, CPR and two rescuer adult, child and infant CPR. Please present your Level C-HCP CPR card to Room 352 (fees vary).

Placement requirements need to be verified each semester for the duration of the program.

To bE A SuCCESSFul onlInE lEARnER, you nEEd To:1. have access to computer and internet services;2. have basic computer skills;3. be a self-disciplined person who can set goals and see them through;4 be able to dedicate four to eight hours each week, online and off, to your

online studies;5. convey your ideas well in English;6. be comfortable with sharing your ideas actively and respectively in

online discussions.

mInImum onlInE ComPuTER REQuIREmEnTS:• personal computer (minimum Pentium 1 with 64 MB RAM;

or MAC with 8MB RAM)• Windows 2000 or XP (or MAC OS 9.1/9.2 or higher)• Internet account/access and Internet Explorer (5.5 or higher)

Free! income tax workshop Sunday, April 15, 2007, 2-4 pm, Progress Campus

bring in your t4s and your questions, and our experts will help answer your questions and give you tips for filing your personal income tax.

this workshop is free; however, pre-registration is required. Please e-mail [email protected] with your name so that in case of cancellation/ emergency, we can let you know.


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HEAlTH ASSESSmEnT SkIllS nuPd-400

Prerequisite: Must be a registered nurse.

801 Tues., Sept. 11-Dec. 18, 6:30-10 pm* STC

821 Tues., Jan. 15-April 22, 6:30-10 pm*

$469.35

*15 classes – plus a three hour lab class, to be announced

Note: This course is a prerequisite for many Nursing programs.

CRITICAl CARE ConCEPTS 1 CECC-401

Prerequisite: Health Assessment Skills NUPD-400

801 Thurs., Sept. 13-Dec. 20, 6:30-10 pm* STC

821 Thurs., Jan. 10-April 17, 6:30-10 pm*

$469.35

*15 classes – plus five hours of independent study plus three hours lab time

CRITICAl CARE ConCEPTS 2 CECC-402

Prerequisite: Health Assessment Skills NUPD-400

801 Wed., Sept. 12-Dec. 12, 6:30-9:30 pm* STC

821 Wed., Jan. 9-April 9, 6:30-9:30 pm*

841 Tues and Wed., April 30-June 11, 6:30-9:30 pm*

$354.45

*14 classes – plus three hour lab to be announced

CRITICAl CARE ClInICAl PRACTICE CECC-903

Requirement: All clinical placement requirements completed; bring Centennial ID card to first class

Prerequisites: CECC-401, CECC-402, NUPD-400

821 Mon., Jan. 14-March 31, 6:30-9:30 pm STC

841 Mon., April 28-July 14, 6:30-9:30 pm

$475

CRITICAl CARE AdvAnCEd nuRSIng PRACTICE CECC-904


Prerequisites: NUPD-400, CECC-401, CECC-402, CECC-903, and two of the following: CECC-403, CECC-404, CECC-405, CECC-410

821 Mon., Jan. 14-March 17, 6:30-9:30 pm STC

841 Mon., April 28-June 30, 6:30-9:30 pm

$450

EmERgEnCy nuRSIng CECC-403

Prerequisites: NUPD-400, CECC-401, CECC-402, CECC-903

425 Tues., Jan. 15-April 15 OL

$469.35

InTEnSIvE CARE nuRSIng CECC-404


801 Tues., Sept. 11-Dec. 18, 6:30-9:30 pm STC

$469.35

*plus 18 hours of lab to be announced

CoRonARy CARE nuRSIng CECC-405

821 Wed., Jan. 9-April 16, 6:30-10 pm STC

$469.35

PoST-AnAESTHESIA CARE nuRSIng CECC-410


801 Wed., Sept. 5-Dec. 12, 6:30-9:30 pm STC

425 Wed., Jan. 16 OL

$469.35

Rn oncology nursingInTRoduCTIon To onCology nuRSIng lT-401

415 Wed., Sept. 12-Dec. 12 OL

425 Wed., Jan. 9-April 9

$331.47

AdvAnCEd onCology nuRSIng lT-402

Prerequisite: LT-401

425 Wed., Jan. 9-March 26 OL

$285.51

CounSEllIng SkIllS FoR nuRSES lT-403

435 Wed., April 16-June 18 OL

$239.55

PRACTICum In onCology lT-405


Prerequisite: LT-401, LT-402, LT-403, LT-404

415 Mon., Sept. 17-Nov. 24 OL

425 Tues., Jan. 15-March 21

435 Mon., April 14-June 20

$425

Note: If you have at least one year of oncology nursing experience, you may apply for WAIVER at no cost

Rn Advanced mental Health nursingInTRoduCTIon To mEnTAl HEAlTH mnTl-456

801 Mon., Sept. 17-Nov. 26, 6:30-9:30 pm – No class Oct. 8 STC

$259.55 (includes materials fee)

mEnTAl HEAlTH nuRSIng – ISSuES And ETHICS mnTl-401

821 Wed., Jan. 16-April 16, 6-9:30 pm STC


PSyCHIATRIC dISoRdERS And TREATmEnT modAlITIES mnTl-404

841 Mon. & Wed, May 12-June 23, 6:30-9:30 pm – No class May 19 STC


PSyCHoPHARmACology FoR RnS mnTl-442

801 Thurs., Sept. 20-Dec. 20, 6:30-9:30 pm STC


CASE mAnAgEmEnT FoR mEnTAl HEAlTH mnTl-405

841 Tues./Thurs., May 13-June 19, 6:30-9:30 pm STC


PSyCHogERIATRICS mnTl-407

821 Tues., Feb. 5-March 11, 8:30-3:30 pm STC


Note: this course is offered as a seminar series – 12 topics (one day a week for six weeks)


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801 Tues., Sept. 18-Dec. 4, 6:30-9:30 pm STC


InTRoduCTIon To lAW And mEnTAl HEAlTH mnTl-418

801 Wed., Sept. 19-Dec. 19, 6:30-9:30 pm OFC


CHIld And AdolESCEnT mEnTAl HEAlTH mnTl-443

801 Tues., Oct. 2-Nov. 6, 8:30 am-3:30 pm STC


Note: this course is offered as a seminar series – 12 topics (one day a week for six weeks)

Rn Forensic mental Health nursingInTRoduCTIon To lAW And mEnTAl HEAlTH mnTl-418

801 Wed., Sept. 19-Dec.19, 6:30-9:30 pm OFC


AdvAnCEd lAW And mEnTAl HEAlTH nuRSIng FoR RnS mnTl-419

Prerequisite: Introduction to Law and Mental Health MNTL-418

821 Wed., Jan. 9-April 18, 6:30-9:30 pm OFC


lAW And mEnTAl HEAlTH nuRSIng PRACTICum FoR RnS mnTl-420


Prerequisite: Introduction to Law and Mental Health MNTL-418, Advanced Law and Mental Health Nursing for RNs MNTL-419

841 TBA OFC

$450

mental Health Interest CoursesPSyCHogERIATRICS mnTl-407

821 Tues., Feb. 5-March 11, 8:30-3:30 pm STC

$305.51

Notes: 1. This course is offered as a seminar series – 12 topics, two per day for six weeks.2. Gerontology students may take three out of six days for equivalency for GN-411

REvIEW oF noRmAl AgIng (SEmInAR) mnTl-444

821 Tues., Feb. 5, 8:30-11:30 am STC

$30

mEmoRy And AgIng (SEmInAR) mnTl-445

821 Tues., Feb. 5, 12:30-3:30 pm STC

$30

mEnTAl HEAlTH ASSESSmEnT oF gERIATRIC ClIEnTS (SEmInAR) mnTl-446

821 Tues., Feb. 12, 8:30-11:30 am STC

$30

dISTInguISHIng bETWEEn PHySICAl And mEnTAl IllnESS (SEmInAR) mnTl-447

821 Tues., Feb. 12, 12:30-3:30 pm STC

$30

CognITIvE ImPAIRmEnT (SEmInAR) mnTl-448

821 Tues., Feb. 19, 8:30-11:30 am STC

$30

bEHAvIoRAl ISSuES (SEmInAR) mnTl-449

821 Tues., Feb. 19, 12:30-3:30 pm STC

$30

SuICIdE And dEPRESSIon (SEmInAR) mnTl-450

821 Tues., Feb. 26, 8:30-11:30 am STC

$30

RIgHTS And RESPonSIbIlITIES (SEmInAR) mnTl-451

821 Tues., Feb. 26, 12:30-3:30 pm STC

$30

AnxIETy dISoRdER (SEmInAR) mnTl-453

821 Tues., March 4, 8:30-11:30 am STC

$30

SlEEP dISoRdER (SEmInAR) mnTl-454

821 Tues., March 4, 12:30-3:30 pm STC

$30

dRugS, AlCoHol And SEnIoRS (SEmInAR) mnTl-452

821 Tues., March 11, 8:30-11:30 am STC

$30

gERIATRIC PSyCHoPHARmACology (SEmInAR) mnTl-455

821 Tues., March 11, 12:30-3:30 pm STC

$30

CHIld And AdolESCEnT dEvEloPmEnT – noRmAl (SEmInAR) mnTl-438

801 Tues., Oct. 2, 8:30-11:30 am STC

$30


801 Tues., Oct. 2-Nov. 6, 8:30 am-3:30 pm STC

$305.51

Note: This course is offered as a seminar series – 12 topics, two per day for six weeks.

CHIld And AdolESCEnT dEvEloPmEnT – dISoRdERS (SEmInAR) mnTl-439

801 Tues., Oct. 2, 12:30-3:30 pm STC

$30

mEnTAl HEAlTH ASSESSmEnT oF CHIld And AdolESCEnT (SEmInAR) mnTl-434

801 Tues., Oct. 9, 8:30-11:30 am STC

$30

dISTInguISHIng PHySICAl IllnESS And mEnTAl IllnESS (SEmInAR) mnTl-435

801 Tues., Oct. 9, 12:30-3:30 pm STC

$30

ImPATIEnT THERAPIES (SEmInAR) mnTl-432

801 Tues., Oct. 16, 8:30-11:30 am STC

$30

ConduCT dISoRdERS (SEmInAR) mnTl-431

801 Tues., Oct. 16, 12:30-3:30 pm STC

$30

SuICIdE And dEPRESSIon (SEmInAR) mnTl-430

801 Tues., Oct. 23, 8:30-11:30 am STC

$30


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801 Tues., Oct. 23, 12:30-3:30 pm STC

$30

dRugS, AlCoHol And CHIldREn (SEmInAR) mnTl-436

801 Tues., Oct. 30, 8:30-11:30 am STC

$30

CHIld And AdolESCEnT PSyCHoPHARmACology (SEmInAR) mnTl-433

801 Tues., Oct. 30. 12:30-3:30 pm STC

$30

EATIng dISoRdERS (SEmInAR) mnTl-441

801 Tues., Nov. 6, 8:30-11:30 am STC

$30

AnxIETy dISoRdERS (SEmInAR) mnTl-437

801 Tues., Nov. 6, 12:30-3:30 pm STC

$30

RPn Forensic mental HealthInTRoduCTIon To lAW And mEnTAl HEAlTH (FoREnSIC nuRSIng) mnTl-418



AdvAnCEd lAW And mEnTAl HEAlTH FoR RPnS mnTl-421

Prerequisite: Introduction to Law and Mental Health (Forensic Nursing) MNTL-418

821 Wed., Jan. 9-April 16, 6:30-9:30 pm OFC


lAW And mEnTAl HEAlTH nuRSIng PRACTICum FoR RPn’S mnTl-422


Prerequisite: MNTL-418 and MNTL-421

841 TBA – check our website for updates

$450

RPn Advanced mental Health nursingInTRoduCTIon To mEnTAl HEAlTH mnTl-456

801 Mon., Sept. 17-Nov. 26, 6:30-9:30 pm – No class Oct. 8 STC


mEnTAl HEAlTH nuRSIng – ISSuES And ETHICS mnTl-401

821 Wed., Jan. 16-April 23, 6-9:30 pm STC


PSyCHIATRIC dISoRdERS And TREATmEnT modAlITIES mnTl-404

841 Mon. & Wed., May 12-June 23, 6:30-9:30 pm – No class May 19 STC


PSyCHoPHARmACology FoR RPn mnTl-403



CASE mAnAgEmEnT FoR mEnTAl HEAlTH mnTl-405

841 Tues./Thurs., May 13-June 19, 6:30-9:30 pm STC


PSyCHogERIATRICS mnTl-407

821 Tues, Feb. 5-March 11, 8:30-3:30 pm STC


Note: This course is offered as a seminar series – 12 topics, one day a week for six weeks (See Professional Interest courses.)

SubSTAnCE RElATEd dISoRdERS mnTl-410

801 Tues, Sept. 18-Dec. 4, 6:30-9:30 pm STC


InTRoduCTIon To lAW And mEnTAl HEAlTH mnTl-418




801 Tues., Oct. 2-Nov. 6, 8:30-3:30 pm STC


Note: This course is offered as a seminar series – 12 topics, one day a week for six weeks (See Professional Interest courses.)

Rn – orthopaedic nursingmodulE 1: InTRoduCTIon To oRTHoPAEdIC nuRSIng on-401

415 Mon., Sept 17-Dec. 14 OL

$377.43

modulE 2: AdvAnCEd oRTHoPAEdIC nuRSIng on-402

Prerequisite: Introduction to Orthopaedic Nursing ON-401

425 Mon., Jan 14-April 18 OL

$377.43

modulE 3: STudy oPTIonS In oRTHoPAEdIC nuRSIng on-403

Prerequisite: Introduction to Orthopaedic Nursing ON-401, Module 2: Advanced Orthopaedic Nursing ON-402

435 Mon. ,May 12-July 18 OL

$239.55

Rehabilitation Care nursingInTRoduCTIon To REHAbIlITATIon CARE REHb-408

801 Tues., Sept. 11-Dec. 18, 7-10 pm STC

$400

FunCTIonAl ASSESSmEnT oF REHAbIlITATIon ClIEnTS REHb-409

Prerequisite: Introduction to Rehabilitation Care REHB-408

821 Tues., Jan. 8-April 15, 7-10 pm STC

$400

SoCIAl And CulTuRAl ASPECTS oF REHAbIlITATIon nuRSIng REHb-410

Prerequisite: Introduction to Rehabilitation Care REHB-408

841 Tues., April 22-July 29, 7-10 pm STC

$400


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AnTEPARTum nuRSIng mo-402

801 Thurs., Sept. 13-Nov. 29, 6:30-9:30 pm STC


InTRAPARTum nuRSIng mo-403

821 Thurs., Jan. 10-March 27, 6:30-9:30 pm STC


nEonATAl nuRSIng mo-404

821 Wed., Jan. 9-April 16, 6:30-9:30 pm STC


PoSTPARTum nuRSIng mo-405

841 Wed., April 30-June 18, 6:30-9:30 pm STC


FundAmEnTAlS oF FETAl HEAlTH SuRvEIllAnCE In lAbouR mo-408

Prerequisite: MO-403 or six months working with fetal monitoring

841 Sat., May 24, 8:30 am-5 pm STC

$125 (text extra)

Note: Registration for this course must be completed at least one month before the beginning of the course. Once registered, a self-learning manual will be mailed to you which you must complete before attending the course. The testing component of the course is based on the manual.

nEonATAl RESuSCITATIon – PRovIdER lEvEl mo-409

Prerequisite: MO-404 or working in Maternal/Child Health

841 Fri., June 13, 8:30 am-5 pm TBA

$125 (text extra)

Note: One month prior to the course, purchase the textbook from the Bookstore and complete the self-learning portions within each chapter prior to attending the course. The self-learning portion will take approximately 12 hours.

InTRoduCTIon To bREASTFEEdIng mo-421

801 Tues., Sept. 11-Oct. 30, 6:30-9:30 pm STC

821 Tues., Jan 15-March 4, 6:30-9:30 pm


PERInATAl PRACTICum mo-406

Prerequisites: MO-401, MO-402, MO-403, MO-404, MO-405, MO-408, MO-409, MO-421

841 Wed., May 7-June 25, 6:30-9:30 pm STC

$450

Notes 1. Attendance at first class is mandatory 2. Clinical dates and times to be announced, subject to individual schedules 3. Please bring certificate of registration from College of Nurses of Ontario the first night 4. Please bring mask-fitting card the first night of class

Rn nursing TelehealthInFoRmATICS FoR nuRSIng TElEHEAlTH TElE-405

415 Oct. 1-Nov. 24 OL

425 Jan. 21-March 15

$475

Note: It is recommended that this course be taken first.

ASSESSmEnT And CommunICATIon FoR nuRSIng TElEHEAlTH TElE-406

415 Sept. 24-Nov. 17 OL

425 Jan. 21-March 15

$475

ETHICS And lEgAlITIES FoR nuRSIng TElEHEAlTH TElE-407

415 Oct. 1-Nov. 24 OL

425 March 24-May 17

$475

nuRSIng TElEHEAlTH THEoRy And PRACTICE TElE-408

Prerequisites: TELE-405, TELE-406, TELE-407

415 Sept. 24-Dec. 15 OL

425 Jan. 28-April 19

$855

TElEPRACTICE PRECEPToRSHIP TElE-409

Requirement: 60 hour preceptorship to be to be individually arranged after completion of all other courses in this certificate program.

415 Sept. 24-Dec. 15 OL


$520

RPn operating RoomPERIoPERATIvE THEoRy FoR THE RPn nP-413

Corequisite: NP-413 and NP-414 must be taken together.

801 Mon., Sept. 10-Dec. 17, 8:30 am-4:30 pm STC

821 Mon., Feb. 4-May 12, 8:30 am-4:30 pm

$450

PERIoPERATIvE lAb FoR THE RPn nP-414

Corequisite: NP-413 and NP-414 must be taken together.

801 Tues., Oct. 9-Dec. 11, 8:30 am 4:30 pm STC

821 Tues., March 4-May 13, 8:30 am-4:30 pm

$450

oPERATIng Room PRACTICum nP-410

Prerequisites: completion of NP-413 and NP-414, within previous 12 months with a 60% overall grade

821 Mon.-Fri., Jan 7-Feb. 1, 7:30 am-3:30 pm STC

841 Mon.-Fri., May 26-June 20, 7:30 am-3:30 pm

$450

Note: All clinical placement requirements must be completed prior to placement


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InTRoduCTIon To STERIlE SuPPly PRoCESSIng SSPP-110

801 Mon. & Wed., Sept. 17-Oct. 29 , 6:30-9:30 pm – No class Oct. 8 STC

802 Sat. Nov. 10-Dec. 15, 8:30 am-3:30 pm


REPRoCESSIng 1 – dEConTAmInATIon SSPP-111

Prerequisite: Introduction to Sterile Supply Processing SSPP-110 with 60%

801 Mon. & Wed., Nov.12-Dec. 19, 6:30-9:30 pm STC

821 Sat. Jan. 5-Feb. 9, 8:30 am-3:30 pm


REPRoCESSIng 2 – STERIlIzATIon SSPP-112

Prerequisite: Introduction to Sterile Supply Processing SSPP-110, Reprocessing 1 – Decontamination SSPP-111

821 Mon. & Wed., Jan. 7-Feb. 13, 6:30-9:30 pm STC

822 Sat. Feb. 23-April 5, 8:30 am-3:30 pm – No class March 22


SuRgICAl InSTRumEnTATIon SSPP-113

Prerequisite: SSPP-110, SSPP-111, SSPP-112

821 Mon. & Wed., Feb. 25-April 2, 6:30-9:30 pm STC

841 Sat., April 19-May 24, 8:30 am-3:30 pm


InvEnToRy ConTRol SSPP-114

Requirement: Summer placement requirements must be completed before entering this course.

Prerequisites: SSPP-110, SSPP-111, SSPP-112, SSPP-113

841 Mon. & Wed., April 14-May 26, 6:30-9:30 – No class May 19 STC

842 Sat., June 7-July 12, 8:30 am-3:30 pm


STERIlE SuPPly PRACTICum SSPP-115

Requirement: completion of all clinical placement requirements before registering for this course

Prequisites: SSPP-110, SSPP-111, SSPP-112, SSPP-113, SSPP-114

841 Mon.-Fri., June 9-June 27, 7:30 am-3:30 pm STC

842 Mon.-Fri., July 28-Aug 15, 7:30 am-3:30 pm

$630.15

Personal Support WorkerPSW FoR FAll 07 START

FoundATIonS oF PERSonAl SuPPoRT PSHS-101

801 Mon., Sept. 10-Dec. 10, 6:30-9:30 pm – No class Oct. 8) STC

$216.55

PERSonAl SuPPoRT CommunICATIon PSHS-102


$216.55

PSW lAboRAToRy SkIllS 1 PSHS-105

801 Sat., Oct. 13-Dec. 1, 8:30 am-1:30 pm STC

$216.55

dEvEloPmEnTAl STAgES And AlTERATIonS In HEAlTH PSHS-103

821 Mon., Jan 14-March 17, 6:30-9:30 pm STC

$164.85

AlTERATIonS In mEnTAl HEAlTH PSHS-104

Prerequisites: PSHS-101, PSHS-102, PSHS-105

821 Wed., Jan 16-March 19, 6:30-9:30 pm STC

$164.85

PERSonAl SuPPoRT CommunITy PRACTICE 1 PSHS-106

Prerequisites: PSHS-101, PSHS-102, PSHS-105Corequisites: PSHS-103, PSHS-104

821 Sat. & Sun., Feb 16-April 20, Time TBA* – No class March 22, 23 STC

*approx six hours per day subject to community placement


Note: Students must complete all clinical placement requirements before start of class

body STRuCTuRE, FunCTIon, And Common CondITIonS PSHS-121

Prerequisites: PSHS-101, PSHS-102, PSHS-105, PSHS-103, PSHS-104, PSHS-106

841 Wed., May 7-July 23, 6-10 pm STC

$257.91

PSW lAboRAToRy SkIllS 2 PSHS-124


841 Sat., May 3-June 28, 8:30 am-2:30 pm – No class May 17 STC

$257.91

PSW FoR WInTER 08 START

PERSonAl SuPPoRT CommunITy PRACTICE 1 PSHS-106

Requirement: Students must complete all clinical placement requirements before start of class

Prerequisites: PSHS-101, PSHS-102, PSHS-103, PSHS-104, PSHS-105

801 Sat. & Sun., Sept. 22-Dec. 2, Time TBA* – No class Oct. 6 & 7) STC


*approx. six hours per day subject to community placement

body STRuCTuRE, FunCTIon, And Common CondITIonS PSHS-121


801 Thurs., Sept. 27-Dec. 13, 6-10 pm STC

$257.91

PERSonAl SuPPoRT PAllIATIvE CARE PSHS-122

Prerequisites: PSHS-101, PSHS-102, PSHS-105, PSHS-103, PSHS-104, PSHS-106, PSHS-121, PSHS-124

821 Tues., Feb. 26-April 15, 6:30-9:30 pm STC

$133.83

PERSonAl SuPPoRT PRoFESSIonAl gRoWTH PSHS-123

Prerequisites: PSHS-101, PSHS-102, PSHS-105, PSHS-103, PSHS-104, PSHS-106, PSHS-121, PSHS-124

821 Thurs., Feb. 28-April 17, 6:30-9:30 pm STC

$133.83

PERSonAl SuPPoRT ClInICAl PRACTICE PSHS-125

Requirement: completion of all clinical placement requirements before start of class

Prerequisites: completion of all other courses in the PSW certificate program

821 Sat. & Sun., Jan. 19-April 13 7 am-2 pm – No class March 22 & 23 STC

$381.99


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821 Tues., Jan. 8-March 11, 7-10 pm STC


InTERPERSonAl And gRouP InTERACTIonS gn-103

841 Mon., April 7-June 9, 7-10 pm STC


InTRoduCTIon To ACTIvATIon gn-110

801 Thurs., Sept. 13-Nov. 15, 7-10 pm STC


AgIng And ACTIvATIon gn-111

801 Tues., Sept. 11-Nov. 13, 7-10 pm STC


FunCTIonAl lImITATIonS In AgIng gn-112

821 Tues., March 18-April 15, 7-10 pm STC


PRomoTIng PHySICAl AbIlITIES gn-113

841 Tues., April 22-June 10, 7-10 pm STC


*plus one hour for assigned projects or related tasks

PRomoTIng CognITIvE And SoCIAl AbIlITIES gn-114

821 Thurs., Jan 10-March 13, 7-10 pm STC


PRACTICum In ACTIvATIon gn-115

Requirements: Immunization forms, vulnerable persons police check, Centennial ID required

Prerequisites: GN-100, GN-103, GN-110, GN-111, GN-112, GN-113, GN-114

801 Mon., Sept. 24, 6:30-9:30 pm STC

821 Mon., Jan. 28, 6:30-9:30 pm

841 Mon., April 7, 6:30-9:30 pm

$375

gerontology multidisciplineInTRoduCTIon To gERonTology gn-400

801 Wed., Sept. 12-Dec. 19, 7-10 pm STC


bIologICAl AgIng gn-401

821 Tues., Jan. 15-April 15, 7-10 pm STC


dynAmICS oF CommunICATIon In gERonTology gn-402

841 Mon., April 7-June 9, 7-10 pm STC


PSyCHoSoCIAl AgIng gn-403

801 Thurs., Sept. 13-Dec. 13, 7-10 pm STC


PolICIES And ISSuES In gERonTology gn-404

821 Thurs., Jan. 17-April 17, 7-10 pm STC


PSyCHogERIATRICS (EQuIvAlEnT To mnTl-407) gn-411

See MNTL-407 for dates and times (may take three days out of the six days for a credit)

gERonTology PRACTICum gn-405

Requirements: Immunization forms, vulnerable persons police check, Centennial ID required

Prerequisites: GN-400, GN-401, GN-402, GN-403, GN-404, GN-406

801 Mon., Sept. 24-Dec. 17, 6:30-9:30 pm STC

821 Mon., Jan. 28-March 31, 6:30-9:30 pm

841 Mon., April 7-June 30, 6:30-9:30 pm

$375

Holistic Practitioner: Complementary CareARomATHERAPy 1 CAHm-500

801 Sat. & Sun., Sept. 9, 30, Oct. 13, 14, 21, 27, 28, Nov. 3, 4, 11, 18, 25, Dec. 2, 9, 16, 9:30 am-12:30 pm

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ARomATHERAPy bodyWoRk CAHm-541

801 Sat. & Sun. Sept. 9, 30, Oct. 13, 14, 21, 27, 28, Nov. 3, 4, 11, 18, 25, Dec. 2, 9, 16, 1:30-4:30 pm

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REFlExology CARE-104

801 Wed. & Sat., Sept. 12, 19, 29, Oct. 3, 10, 20, 24, 31, Nov. 10, 6:30-9:30 (Wed.), 9:30 am-4:30 pm (Sat.)

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821 Sat. & Sun., Jan. 19, 20, 26, Feb. 9, 16, 23, April 12, 9:30-4:30 pm

841 Sat. & Sun., April 26, 27, May 3, 10, 24, 25, Aug. 9, 9:30-4:30 pm

$375

THERAPEuTIC TouCH WoRkSHoP 1 WW-101

801 Sat., Sept. 15, 9 am-5 pm STC

$175


801 Sun., Sept. 16, 9 am-5 pm STC

$175

THERAPEuTIC TouCH PRACTITIonER 1 TuCH-100

Prerequisite: WW-101, WW-102

801 Fri., Sept. 21, 6-10 pm, Sat. & Sun., Sept. 22 & 23, 9-5 pm STC

$450

THERAPy THEoRy CAHm-540


$374.45

THE HumAn body CAHm-503



nuTRITIon CAHm-504

801 Thurs., Sept. 6-Dec. 13, 11:30 am-1:30 pm STC



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Prerequisites: CAHM-500-P, CAHM-503-C or P

821 Sun., Jan. 13-April 27, 9:30 am-12:30 pm – No class March 9 & 23 STC


buSInESS SkIllS CAHm-601

821 Tues., Jan. 8-April 22, 12:30-3:30 pm – No class March 4 STC


CRAnIoSACRAl THERAPy (lEvEl 1) CAHm-642

Prerequisite: CAHM-503, C or P

821 Mon., Jan. 7-Feb. 18, 8:30 am-3:30 pm STC

$351.47

CRAnIoSACRAl THERAPy (lEvEl 2) CAHm-643

Prerequisite: CAHM-503, C or P, Craniosacral Therapy (Level 1) CAHN-642

821 Mon., Feb. 25-April 21, 8:30 am-3:30 pm – No class March 3 STC

$397.43


Prerequisite: WW-101, WW-102

821 Fri., March 14, 9 am-5 pm STC

$175


821 Fri., March 14, 6-10 pm, Sat. & Sun, March 15 & 16, 9 am-5 pm STC

$450

PATHoPHySIology CAHm-603

Prerequisite: CAHM-503

821 Wed., Jan. 9-April 23, 2:30-5:30 pm – No class March 5 STC


RESEARCH lITERACy THER-705

415 Sept. 10-Dec. 3 OL

425 Jan. 14-April 7

$400

ARomATHERAPy PHARmACology CAHm-607

Prerequisites: CAHM-500-P, CAHM-503-P, CAHM-600-C or P, CAHM-603-C or P

821 Sun., Jan. 13-April 27, 1:30 -4:30 pm – No classes March 9 or 23 STC



Prerequisites: TUCH-100, TUCH-101

841 Fri., May 30, 6-10 pm, Sat. & Sun., May 31 & June 1, 9 am-5 pm STC

$450

Rehabilitation massage TherapyCoRE ConCEPTS oF PRoFESSIonAl PRACTICE-REHAbIlITATIon THER-701

801 Wed., Sept. 19-Dec. 5, 7-10 pm STC

821 Sat. & Sun., Jan. 12-27, 9 am-4 pm

$250

oRTHoPAEdIC ASSESSmEnT THER-702

801 Sun., Nov. 3-24, 9 am -6 pm STC

821 Sat. & Sun., March 1, 2, 22, 23, 9 am-4 pm

$350

FlExIbIlITy PRESCRIPTIon THER-703

841 Sat. & Sun., May 10 & 11, 9 am-4 pm STC

$170

RESISTAnCE PRESCRIPTIon THER-704

841 Sat. & Sun., June 7 & 8, 9 am-4 pm STC

$170

bridging to university ParamedicinemEdICAl lEgAl, PRoFESSIonAl ISSuES And RESEARCH PARA-526



$277.40

PHARmACology FoR AllIEd HEAlTH PRoFESSIonAlS PARA-536



$199.85

PATHoPHySIology PARA-540



$277.40

PREHoSPITAl CARE PARA-555



$TBA

PCP InTEgRATIon And dECISIon mAkIng PARA-556



$277.40


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116 mental Health Interest CoursesCentennial College will be offering a set of seminars in mental health. This year we are offering two – Child and Adolescent and Psychogeriatrics. The seminar format will cover 12 topics (two topics, one day a week for six weeks.) (See Advanced Mental Health Certificate to do these series for credit.) This seminar format will be open to anyone as an interest course, but only nurses (RN, RPN) may take it for credit. People may sign up for one or more days without doing the whole series. A certificate of attendance will be given for each day.

PSyCHogERIATRICS mnTl-407This course will focus on the exploration of factors influencing the psychogeriatric client/family and significant others. Various mental health disorders of the elderly will be examined in relation to normal aging and levels of prevention. Emphasis will be placed on the application of the nursing process with the elderly clients who are manifesting symptoms of emotional distress.Review of Normal Aging MNTL-444 Memory and Aging MNTL-445 Mental Health Assessment of Geriatric Clients MNTL-446 Distinguishing Between Physical Illness & Mental Illness MNTL-447 Cognitive Impairment MNTL-448 Behavioral Issues MNTL-449 Suicide and Depression MNTL-450 Rights and Responsibilities MNTL-451 Anxiety Disorder MNTL-453 Sleep Disorder MNTL- 454 Drugs, Alcohol and Senior MNTL-452 Geriatric Psychopharmacology MNTL-455

CHIld And AdolESCEnT mEnTAl HEAlTH mnTl-443This course will focus on mental health as it pertains particularly to young people up to the age of 18 years as a seminar series. Child & Adolescent Development – Normal MNTL-438 Child & Adolescent Development – Disorders MNTL-439 Mental Health Assessment of Child & Adolescent MNTL-434 Distinguishing Physical Illness & Mental Illness MNTL-435 Inpatient Therapies MNTL-432 Conduct Disorders MNTL-431 Suicide and Depression MNTL-430 Self Harm MNTL-440 Drugs, Alcohol & Children MNTL-436 Child & Adolescent Psychopharmacology MNTL-433 Eating Disorders MNTL-441 Anxiety Disorders MNTL-437

Professional Interest CoursesFor more information on the following courses, please call 416-289-5303 or e-mail [email protected]

AdvAnCEd Iv THERAPy APPlICATIonS CEHS-953

This course is a combination of basic and advanced IV therapy. It is a base and intensive theory course offers RNs, RPN and non-registered nurses an opportunity to build upon and update theoretical knowledge of IV therapy. Also designed for RNs with a sound background in IV therapy, it will allow the nurse in a specialty area (e.g., ICU, CCU, Emergency, medical/surgical, palliative care) to expand their knowledge and skills in specialty IV therapy. Topics include review of circulatory system, IV complications, administration of IV medications, complications of IV medication and continuing care of patient with an IV, TPN chemotherapy, shock and shock management, blood and blood component therapy and central lines. The content related to IV insertion has been included in this course with practise in the laboratory.

801 Thurs., Sept. 27-Dec.13, 6:30-9:30 pm OFC

821 Thurs., Jan. 24-April 10, 6:30-9:30 pm STC

$500

RPn AdmInISTRATIon oF mEdICATIon CEnA-907

This course will assist RPNs in safely preparing and administering medications in compliance with the College of Nurses of Ontario. This course includes basic pharmacology, information on all drug categories, their general effect on the human body, nursing implications, and patient education and accountability.

Prerequisite: Current RPN certificate of Competence

801 Wed., Sept. 26-Dec. 12, 6:30-10:30 pmLab: Sat. Oct. 13, 27, Nov. 17, 9-5 pm

STC

821 Wed., Jan. 9-March 26, 6:30-10:30 pmLab: Sat. Jan. 26, Feb. 9, March 1, 9 am-5 pm

$400

HEAlTH ASSESSmEnT SkIllS nuPd-400

Develop your knowledge and skills for comprehensive physical and health assessment of clients. Topics include history-taking, assessment techniques and systematic physical examination. Examine psychosocial and environmental assessment.

Prerequisite: Must be a Registered Nurse

801 Tues., Sept.11-Dec. 18, 6:30-10 pm* STC

821 Tues., Jan 15-April 22, 6:30-10 pm*

$469.35

*15 week course – plus a three hour lab class, to be announced

Note: This course is a prerequisite for many Nursing courses

HEAlTH ASSESSmEnT SkIllS FoR THE RPn HC-408

Develop the knowledge and skills required for comprehensive physical and health assessment using preset procedures and guidelines. Topics include history-taking, assessment techniques and systematic physical examination to identify common variations of dysfunction and problem/strength statements. Also examine psychosocial and environmental assessment. Learning opportunities include lecture, discussion, demonstration and laboratory practise

Prerequisite: Must be an RPN

821 Tues., Jan 15-April 22, 6:30-10 pm STC


AdvAnCEd HEAlTH ASSESSmEnT nuPd-410

This course is for the RN who has completed basic health assessment and wishes to continue and examine health assessment specifically pertaining to acute situations in clinical practice.

Prerequisite: Must be an RN

801 Wed., Sept. 12-Dec. 19, 6:30-10 pm STC

841 Tues. & Thurs., May 1-June 19, 6:30-10 pm

$400

onCology PHARmACology lT-410

This course is an adjunct to our oncology certificate, offered online and focusing specifically on chemotherapeutic agents.

435 June 23-Aug. 29 OL

$175

InTRoduCTIon To HumAn body SySTEmS SPAT-100

This course is designed to provide understanding of the fundamental organization of the Body – from the cellular level to each individual system, to eventually how the body functions as a whole. This course may be used as 1 science credit for admission to RPN.

801 Wed., Sept. 19-Dec. 5, 6:30-10 pm STC

821 Wed., Jan. 9-March 26, 6:30-10 pm

841 Wed., April 9-June 25, 6:30-10 pm

$247.40

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Building on knowledge gained in Introduction to Human Body Systems, students will learn about major disruptions in the systems of the body. Common pathophysiological conditions will be introduced and discussed. This course may be used as one science credit for admission to RPN.

801 Tues., Sept. 18-Dec. 4, 6:30-10 pm STC

821 Tues., Jan. 8-March 25, 6:30-10 pm

841 Tues., April 8-June 24, 6:30-10 pm

$250

CoACHIng FoR HEAlTHCARE lEAdERS (WoRkSHoP) HSEl-500

The focus of this course is on developing specific coaching skills designed to enhance personal and professional relationships, in service of the client. These highly experiential workshops empower leaders in their professional role. There are specific exercises geared to leadership development and awareness. Leaders learn how to identify and maximize strengths with those they work with. They deepen their understanding of individual and team toxic behaviours and learn how to coach difficult situations. Participants learn how to incorporate coaching into the workplace and improve communication and engagement with individuals and teams. Practical coaching skills enhance leader’s confidence in building strong relationships, in making solid decisions and dealing with the challenging issues of client care.

801 Sat. & Sun., Sept. 22-23, Oct. 20-21, Nov. 17-18, 9 am-5 pm STC

$1800

CoACHIng FoR nuRSIng PRoFESSIonAlS (WoRkSHoP) HSEl-501

The focus of this course is on developing RN and RPN basic coaching skills designed to enhance personal, professional and client relationships. These highly experiential workshops empower the individual in their professional role. There are specific exercises geared to the challenges of nursing today such as stress and toxic behaviours. Nursing professionals learn how to handle difficult situations and incorporate coaching into the workplace improving communication with individuals and teams. Practical coaching skills enhance the nurse’s confidence in building strong relationships and dealing with challenging issues of client care.

801 Sat. & Sun., Sept. 8-9, Oct. 6-7, Nov. 10-11, 9 am-6 pm STC

$1800

HoT buTTonS (WoRkSHoP) HSEl-510

There are two types of buttons; they are hot buttons and warm buttons. Hot Buttons are pushed when you emotionally feel that your value as a person is being threatened. We sometimes react or even over react to a comment or situation. This is because one or more of our Hot Buttons have been pushed. This workshop helps participants discover their own Hot Buttons and learn how to defuse or ‘unpress’ them. Warm Buttons are pushed when you can see your value in a situation, compliment etc. These buttons show you your perception of what you think is your value to others. Participants will have an opportunity to discover their hot buttons, who pushes them and how to diminish their power over them.

801 Wed., Oct. 17, 6:30-10 pm STC

821 Thurs., Feb 28, 6:30-10 pm

$100

FulFIllmEnT: gETTIng IT And kEEPIng IT! (WoRkSHoP) HSEl-511

Create and sustain fulfillment in jobs/career/life. Take the time to Stop! Listen! Learn! Plan! First, Stop and look at your present situation. Ask yourself if you are being fulfilled by job/career/life. Listen to this voice. Learn to create and sustain fulfillment. Finally, develop Action Plans to achieve lasting fulfillment. When caring for others, the challenge is to provide the best care possible at all times. This challenge can wear us down and drain us of our own fulfillment. We are taught how to look after others, not how to look after ourselves. However, it is our well-being that can affect the kind of care we provide.

801 Wed., Oct 24, 6:30-10 pm STC

821 Thurs., March 6, 6:30-10 pm

$100

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ClInICAl CASE REPoRTIng FoR HEAlTH CARE PRACTITIonERS THER-706

Careful case reporting has always been, and remains, an important component of communication in most health professions. Medical journals such as JAMA and NEJM, devoted primarily to reporting findings of major studies continue to publish case reports, acknowledging their importance to both continuing clinical education and public health. It was careful case reporting, for instance, that led to the identification of HIV/AIDS.This innovative, eight week, four module, ONLINE course is designed to help health care (CAHC) practitioners learn effective strategies to find, understand, critically evaluate and write clinical case reports and case series for publication. Utilizing self-reflection, critical thinking, and problem-based learning, this course fosters lively, respectful and supportive online interactions between students, as well as with the instructors, to help create a virtual community of practice. Check our website for more information.

425 Mon., Jan 14-March 7 OL

435 Mon., April 7-May 30

$350

InFECTIon PREvEnTIon And ConTRol PI-100

This course is designed for newly-appointed infection control personnel. You will learn the planning, implementation, management and evaluation of an infection prevention and control program. The format of this course is now 10 days, classroom-based, delivered in Toronto: with the online, filmed version one month later. For further information and to receive an information application, please call 416-289-5303 or e-mail [email protected].

801 Mon.-Fri., Oct. 22-Nov. 2, 8:30 am-4:30 pm CR

415 Dec. 3-March 1 OL

841 Mon.-Fri., March 31-April 11, 8:30 am-4:30 pm CR

435 April 7-June 13 OL

$1850$1550 online

RESEARCH lITERACy FoR ComPlEmEnTARy And AlTERnATIvE HEAlTH CARE PRACTITIonERS THER-705

This innovative, 12-week ONLINE course is designed to help complementary and alternative health care (CAHC) practitioners (chiropractors, massage therapists, herbalists, naturopathic doctors, homeopaths, TCM practitioners) to develop basic and effective strategies to access, understand, and critically evaluate research evidence for application in professional practice. Utilizing self-reflection, critical thinking, and problem-based learning, this course is intended to foster lively, respectful and supportive online interactions between students, as well as with the instructors, to help create a virtual community of practice. Students learn to effectively search online databases, find and critically evaluate peer-reviewed research papers and apply their learning to client/patient care. Students taking part in this course may also be asked to participate in ongoing research on online learning and the transfer of knowledge to practice. Please check that you have at least the minimum online computer requirements for this course. For further information, please call 416-289-5303 or e-mail: [email protected].


425 Jan. 14-April 7

$400

PARAmEdIC lEvEl 1 REvIEW CEEm-901

This concentrated theory and practical skills update and review will help ambulance and emergency care graduates prepare for the Advanced EMCA examinations, renew their knowledge base or prepare for higher level training. Sessions include theoretical and practical applications and objective testing. Principles of physiology, pathophysiology and behavioural science, emergency patient care, and legal implications in the practice field will be integrated. Patient care learning situations will focus on head and spinal injuries, heart and respiratory emergencies, fluid and electrolyte imbalances, fractures and thoracic trauma, shock, burns, diabetes, drowning, acute abdomen, suicide and overdose, emergency childbirth, symptom relief protocol and semi-automatic defibrillation protocols.

801 Tues., Sept. 11-Nov. 27, 6:30-10 pm STC

821 Tues., Jan. 8-March 25, 6:30-10 pm

$374.45

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The five-level Canadian Triage and Acuity Scale has emerged as a more effective tool in triaging patients and performing rapid patient assessment. This six-week ONLINE course consists of content texts, case studies of patient simulations, and individual and group learning activities. There is also an online discussion area in which participants interact and communicate with other nurses learning about CTAS.

415 Mon., Oct. 15-Nov. 23 OL

425 Mon., Jan. 14-Feb. 22

435 Mon., May 12-June 20

$365

Addiction StudiesInTRoduCTIon To AddICTIon STudIES Addn-110

801 Mon., Sept. 10-Dec. 17, 7-10 pm ASH

821 Mon., Jan. 7-April 7, 7-10 pm

$340

InTRoduCTIon To PHARmACology Addn-111

821 Mon., Jan. 7-April 7, 7-10 pm ASH

$340

AddICTIon InTERvEnTIonS Addn-112

841 Tues., April 15-July 15, 7-10 pm ASH

$340

THE CounSEllIng PRoCESS Addn-113

801 Thurs., Sept. 13-Dec. 13, 7-10 pm ASH

$340

IndIvIduAl CounSEllIng Addn-114

821 Thurs., Jan. 10-April 10, 7-10 pm ASH

$340

gRouP And FAmIly CounSEllIng Addn-115

841 Thurs., April 17-July 17, 7-10 pm ASH

$340

SEmInAR In AddICTIon STudIES Addn-116

841 Wed., April 16-July 16, 7-10 pm ASH

$340

CRImInAl JuSTICE SySTEm vS. CHEmICAl dEPEndEnCy Addn-118

821 Wed., Jan. 9-April 9, 7-10 pm ASH

$340

PRoFESSIonAl ETHICS Addn-119

801 Sat. & Sun., Oct. 13 & 14, 9 am-5 pm ASH

841 Sat. & Sun., May 3 & 4, 9 am-5 pm

$290

InTRoduCTIon To ConCuRREnT dISoRdERS Addn-120

821 Wed., Jan. 9-April 9, 7-10 pm ASH

$340

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