Re: New Wound Management Course

[Guest guest]

,

This sounds like a great course! You should be able to get at least $500.00 per

student being that you are providing eats. You may even get more, I know week

long classes going for $900 + another $850 if you throw in Live Tissue Training

and the classes are full. Good luck and keep me informed as I may want to

attend. I love NO and its only 4 hours form home, so its an easy drive.

Take Care!

Greg

>

> I am currently developing a new live CE activity focusing on wound management

in New Orleans, LA. This will be a 2 day course: 0.5 day lecture/discussion &

1.5 days cadaveric lab session.

>

> Topics covered will include:

> - Anatomy Review

> - Identifying Wound Classifications

> - Describing Wounds to Medical Control

> - Wound Care Procedures

> - Wound Closure Techniques: Steri-Strips, Suturing, Glue …

> - Waiting for MEDEVAC

> - Understanding Recordable Incidents

>

> From your experience, what would you expect to pay to attend such a course?

Registration fee includes syllabus, all lab materials, breakfast and lunch (2

days).

>

> Thanks in advance for your feedback.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for your feedback. The first pilot course will be held June 23-24. I'll

let you know as soon as I get the pricing worked out.

Regards,

Norwood

Remote Medical Education, LLC

6031 Perrier St.

New Orleans, Louisiana 70118

P (504) 234-0329

F (504) 218-5385

rebecca@...

On Mar 22, 2011, at 2:27 PM, Greg Cain wrote:

,

This sounds like a great course! You should be able to get at least $500.00 per

student being that you are providing eats. You may even get more, I know week

long classes going for $900 + another $850 if you throw in Live Tissue Training

and the classes are full. Good luck and keep me informed as I may want to

attend. I love NO and its only 4 hours form home, so its an easy drive.

Take Care!

Greg

>

> I am currently developing a new live CE activity focusing on wound management

in New Orleans, LA. This will be a 2 day course: 0.5 day lecture/discussion &

1.5 days cadaveric lab session.

>

> Topics covered will include:

> - Anatomy Review

> - Identifying Wound Classifications

> - Describing Wounds to Medical Control

> - Wound Care Procedures

> - Wound Closure Techniques: Steri-Strips, Suturing, Glue …

> - Waiting for MEDEVAC

> - Understanding Recordable Incidents

>

> From your experience, what would you expect to pay to attend such a course?

Registration fee includes syllabus, all lab materials, breakfast and lunch (2

days).

>

> Thanks in advance for your feedback.

>

>

[Guest guest]

I'm am also very interested I so remote and wilderness medicine I also own a

training company and offer the difficult airway course . I would love to offset

some cost if maybe we could share a conference dates and students could do both

classes. If not I would love the class www.prioritymedicaltraining.com if you

like to check out my company.

Thank you for your time

Ric Wilkinson

256-684-9189

On Mar 23, 2011, at 9:39 AM, Norwood <rebecca@...> wrote:

> Thanks for your feedback. The first pilot course will be held June 23-24. I'll

let you know as soon as I get the pricing worked out.

> Regards,

>

> Norwood

> Remote Medical Education, LLC

> 6031 Perrier St.

> New Orleans, Louisiana 70118

> P (504) 234-0329

> F (504) 218-5385

> rebecca@...

>

>

>

>

>

>

> On Mar 22, 2011, at 2:27 PM, Greg Cain wrote:

>

> ,

> This sounds like a great course! You should be able to get at least $500.00

per student being that you are providing eats. You may even get more, I know

week long classes going for $900 + another $850 if you throw in Live Tissue

Training and the classes are full. Good luck and keep me informed as I may want

to attend. I love NO and its only 4 hours form home, so its an easy drive.

>

> Take Care!

>

> Greg

>

>

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>> I am currently developing a new live CE activity focusing on wound management

in New Orleans, LA. This will be a 2 day course: 0.5 day lecture/discussion &

1.5 days cadaveric lab session.

>>

>> Topics covered will include:

>> - Anatomy Review

>> - Identifying Wound Classifications

>> - Describing Wounds to Medical Control

>> - Wound Care Procedures

>> - Wound Closure Techniques: Steri-Strips, Suturing, Glue …

>> - Waiting for MEDEVAC

>> - Understanding Recordable Incidents

>>

>> From your experience, what would you expect to pay to attend such a course?

Registration fee includes syllabus, all lab materials, breakfast and lunch (2

days).

>>

>> Thanks in advance for your feedback.

>>

>>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dear ,

Hi, can you kindly send me a brochure of your course, I am planning to attend

if

time will permit me.

Thank you.

 

Felix Gaudiel BSN-RN, EMTUnited Nations

Deputy Medical Evacuation Coordinator

Peace Keeping and Stabilization Mission

For the Democratic Republic of Congo - MONUSCO

 

 

 

 

 

 

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From: rwnorwood55 <rebecca@...>

Sent: Mon, March 21, 2011 1:49:08 PM

Subject: New Wound Management Course

 

I am currently developing a new live CE activity focusing on wound management in

New Orleans, LA. This will be a 2 day course: 0.5 day lecture/discussion & 1.5

days cadaveric lab session.

Topics covered will include:

- Anatomy Review

- Identifying Wound Classifications

- Describing Wounds to Medical Control

- Wound Care Procedures

- Wound Closure Techniques: Steri-Strips, Suturing, Glue …

- Waiting for MEDEVAC

- Understanding Recordable Incidents

From your experience, what would you expect to pay to attend such a course?

Registration fee includes syllabus, all lab materials, breakfast and lunch (2

days).

Thanks in advance for your feedback.

Lotus: gaudiel@...