TNCC Courses 2010

APRIL	Location	Course Director	Email Address
14^th  ~ Instructor Course	Provo	Stacie Hunsaker	Stacie.hunsaker@imail.org
26^th & 27^th	Delta	Kris Shields	Stacie.hunsaker@imail.org
27^th & 28^th	Logan	Paulette McKenna	Paulette.mckenna@imail.org
27^th & 28^th	W. Jordan	Jeannie West	jeanns@comcast.net
29^th & 30^th	Provo	Stacie Hunsaker	Stacie.hunsaker@imail.org
MAY
13^th & 14^th	Layton	Robyn Larkin	rolarkin@comcast.net
JUNE
16^th  ~ Recerification Course	Provo	Stacie Hunsaker	Stacie.hunsaker@imail.org
24^th & 25^th	Murray	Roger Keddington	Lisa taylor 801-507-5629
JULY
19^th & 20^th	Ogden	Teri Howick	Teri.howick@imail.org
SEPTEMBER
2^nd & 3^rd	Provo	Stacie Hunsaker	Stacie.hunsaker@imail.org
OCTOBER
18^th & 21^st	Ogden	Teri Howick	Teri.howick@imail.org
NOVEMBER
16^th & 17^th	Provo	Stacie Hunsaker	Stacie.hunsaker@imail.org
DECEMBER
3^rd & 4^th	Murray	Roger Keddington	Lisa taylor 801-507-5629

CATN       (Course in Advanced Trauma Nursing)

Only one course offered in Utah this year, seating is limited so register early to guarantee your spot.

OCTOBER	Location	Course Director	Email Address
28^th & 29^th	Provo	Stacie Hunsaker	Stacie.hunsaker@imail.org

TODAY'S TRAUMA NURSE must possess the ability to correlate broad physiologic/pathophysiologic processes to specific clinical problems. In advanced trauma nursing, physiologic principles and human responses are applied to injury, enabling the nurse to move beyond the traditional roles and responsibilities of the trauma nurse. The practice of trauma nursing encompasses comprehensive knowledge of trauma care systems, expertise in complex decision making, and knowledge of bioethical considerations in trauma care.

BY TAKING THIS COURSE, trauma nurses can strengthen their critical decision-making skills to optimally impact the outcome of critically injured patients.