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OR= Orillia Campus | OS= Owen Sound Campus | SGB= South Georgian Bay Campus (Collingwood)
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EMERGENCY SERVICES
Emergency Services Communicator 1
This course introduces the principles of emergency communication
and concentrates on generic roles and responsibilities for police,
fire and ambulance service communicators for this position. Part
I identifies specific protocols for the various roles in emergency
services and concentrates on the communication process for
effective communication as a call taker and/or dispatcher for all three
emergency services.
JUST 0001 | 36 HRS | OR $351.61
Emergency Services Communicator 2
The purpose of the Emergency Services Communicator Course
Part II is to advance the student to practical application in the
role of emergency service communicator. It will provide the
student with competence and confidence in applying emergency
service communication to the public in an efficient, effective
and professional manner. Emergency Service Communicator
Part II provides the fundamentals of the role of the emergency
communicator in police, fire and ambulance services.
This course will only run in Winter 2022.
JUST 0002 | 36 HRS | OR $351.61
Fire and Life Safety Educator – NFPA 1035
This course is designed to address learning characteristics of various
audiences and provide the skills necessary to deliver and co-ordinate
existing fire and life safety education programs. This course meets
all requirements of Fire and Life Safety Educator I defined in Chapter
5 of the NFPA 1035 Standard for Professional Qualifications for Fire
and Life Safety Educator, Public Information Officer, and Juvenile
Firesetter Intervention Specialist- 2015 Edition
JUST 0063 | 30 HRS | OR $264.76
Fire Inspector Level 1
This course is designed to apply the concepts and skills of a fire
inspector. Students learn about fire safety, codes, standards and fire
protection systems, and understand the process of inspection. This
course meets the requirements of Fire Inspector I defined in Chapter
4 of NFPA 1031 Standard for Professional Qualifications for Fire
inspector and Plan Examiner – 2014 Edition.
JUST 0062 | 42 HRS | OR $370.66
Crisis Negotiation
In partnership with Canadian Critical Incident Inc. (CCII), Introduction
to Crisis Negotiation provides a general understanding of the
role and responsibilities of a crisis negotiator. The concepts and
techniques of crisis negotiations and subject assessment, while
dealing with the challenging, demanding, and potentially violent
interactions that can arise when encountering persons suffering from
mental illness and in a state of crisis, are reviewed. Content is used
to instruct Ontario police officers as crisis negotiators.
NOTE: Student discount may be applicable.
Call 705.722.1511 to register.
COMS 0019 | 14 HRS | ONLINE $150
Nonviolent Crisis Intervention
The Crisis Prevention Institute's Nonviolent Crisis Intervention
training program espouses a philosophy of providing the best
possible care, welfare, safety and security SM to staff and those
in their care during a crisis situation. The program focuses on
prevention and verbal de-escalation techniques, and offers proven
strategies for safely managing anxious, disruptive and violent
behaviour.
COMS 0015 | 6 HRS | ONLINE $119.99
OTHER HEALTH, HOSPITALITY AND
HUMAN SERVICES COURSES
PeriAnesthesia Nursing
In this course registered nurses (RNs) and registered practical
nurses (RPNs) learn the standards of practice in PeriAnesthesia
Nursing in order to provide high quality anesthetic care to patients.
RNs and RPNs practice nursing processes, decision making,
critical thinking and inquiry while learning the preoperative and
postoperative phases of recovery. Anesthetic agents and post
anesthesia complications are explored. Must be an RN or RPN
and provide College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO) license number
upon registration. For out-of-province RNs or RPNs completing this
course please note that this course is based on the Standards of
PeriAnesthesia Nursing Practice in Ontario. Out-of-province RNs
or RPNs must provide nursing license number from their province's
nursing regulatory body upon registration.
HSCI 0246 | 42 HRS | ONLINE $328.02
RPN Coronary Care
Registered practical nurses explore anatomy and physiology of the
cardiovascular system, associated disease processes, basic cardiac
arrhythimias, risk factors and aspects of teaching clients proper
cardiac care. Must be a registered practical nurse and provide CNO
license number upon registration
HSCI 0119 | 42 HRS | ONLINE $328.02
Telemedicine 101
This course aims to provide professional development for clinicians
to increase the adoption of clinical telemedicine. Topics include
operation of equipment, telepresence, creating content and
troubleshooting.
HSCI 0212 | 6 HRS | OS $163.90
Venipuncture, Introduction
This eight-hour workshop is designed to assist the student in
developing the required skills to initiate an intravenous, provide
care to patients with intravenous access and to draw blood samples
for testing. Students apply and demonstrate the principles of IV/
phlebotomy in the laboratory setting. Students must either be an
RN, RPN or paramedic or be enrolled in the final semester of one of
the following programs: BScN, Practical Nursing, or Primary Care or
Advanced Care Paramedic.
HSCI 0245 | 8 HRS | OS $391.48
Advanced Foot Care − RN/RPN
Registered nurses (RN) and registered practical nurses (RPN) learn
non-invasive foot care through a combination of theory, lab and
clinical practice. Participants focus on the analysis of advanced foot
problems, treatment, infection control, client education and scope of
practice for the RN/RPN. Participants are asked to avoid cutting their
toenails for 3-4 weeks prior to the course. A comprehensive manual
and instruments are provided with the course. Must be a registered
nurse or a registered practical nurse and provide CNO license
number upon course registration. On the last day of the course,
students provide foot-care services to community members under
the supervision of the instructor in a clinical setting. Participation in
the clinical setting requires a clinical preparedness permit, which is
to be submitted on the first day of the course. Permit must include
flu vaccine-valid for current flu season- police check and vulnerable
sector screen – valid within six months, as well as CPR.
HSCI 0243 | 40 HRS | BA $748.51
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