Education Committee
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Save The Date!
25th EMS for Children
Virtual Educational Forum
Thursday, November 3, 2022
8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Mission Ready at the Mission Inn
A CalENA Annual Education Conference
Registration is now open for the “Mission Ready at the Mission Inn” Conference. This year’s event will be held at the beautiful Mission Inn in Riverside, CA. The conference will run from 0800-1630 and 8 contact hours of continuing education will be provided. Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, provider #CEP 10609 for 8 contact hours. Cancelations/refunds will be accepted until October 15th for a 75% refund.
GENERAL REGISTRATION $65
ENA MEMBERS $55 (use promo code “MEMBER”)
ENTRY LEVEL RN STUDENTS $35 (use promo code “STUDENT”)
***Breakfast and Lunch Provided***
*Space is limited so act fast to secure your spot!*
Registration can be completed at bit.ly/CALENA2023 or scan the QR code below:
COVID19, ARDS & Mechanical Ventilation for the ED Nurse Course Video
Instructors Jen Denno, MSN, RN, CEN, CPEN, CFAEN, and Tobin Miller, DNP, MSN/Ed, RN, CEN, CCRN, CFRN bring you COVID19, ARDS & Mechanical Ventilation for the ED Nurse, a nearly 2 hour course with foundational information that every emergency department nurse will need to be successful when caring for the critical-care COVID-19 patient.
Please enjoy this free educational offering from California ENA!
2020 Education Committee Chair
Tobin Miller, DNP, MSN/Ed., RN, CEN, CCRN, CFRN
tobin@tobinmiller.com
Committee Report to State Council
March 2020
The Education Committee met with 11 members present. The new online tool for chapters and committees to request CEU was discussed and presented. This will make the process more streamlined for chapters and committees requesting CEU. Documents are able to be electronically uploaded within the request form. The state conference was discussed briefly, but will be the focus of the May meeting as that will be the appropriate timeline as that project is scheduled for November. Tobin reviewed the various platforms for webinars researched and obtained approval for budget use to obtain a Zoom membership. This will allow webinars to be hosted. A sign in sheet was given for any members of the education committee or state council who are interested in participating in the beta test of the webinar series to sign up. The goal is to produce live webinars throughout the year to provide education and CEU opportunities to our members.
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Archived Reports
January 2020
The education committee met with 26 members present. Topics discussed included the education committee goals for the year, CEU process, CEU activities during state council meetings, state educational conference, and a roundtable discussion for any other business.
One goal for the year was to start to have webinars to offer continuing education to our members within the state. Another goal for the committee is to look at partnering with other organizations to help provide speakers for our education conference with the goal being to increase collaboration between organizations. Several members expressed interest in helping coordinate the education event which will be held at the Mission Inn in November in conjunction with the state council meeting. More information on all of the items discussed can be viewed in the meeting minutes.
Emergency Care By The Bay
Once again California ENA’s collaboration with the San Diego Medical Society resulted in a stellar conference. Hosting emergency nurses, residents, and tenured medical staff at the Emergency Care by The Bay conference, held at the scenic Kona Kai Resort on November 8, 2018. The full-day conference was highlighted by the comical case studies presented by ENA’s very own nationally recognized ENA member Terry Foster, RN, from “Untold Stories of the ER”. Terry kept the audience laughing as he told about hilarious patient events with a disclaimer of “you just can’t make this stuff up, ya’ll”. The presentation became more somber and gripping as Dr. Kevin Menes shared his memories and stories of the night he worked as attending MD at Sunrise Hospital when a shooter opened fire at the Las Vegas concert arena, critically wounding hundreds of people. He described the minute-by-minute action and reaction that he and his fellow staff members employed to rapidly triage and treat hundreds of mass casualty gunshot victims. Vendors partnered with the ENA to present a variety of new and innovative treatments to the nurse and physician attendees during breaks in the day. In addition to so many great educational topics, the delicious meals and a wonderful sunset bonfire, hosted by the San Diego Chapter of ENA and Mercy Air, made this conference a real pleasure to attend. Many conference attendees stayed at the resort to enjoy the facility, then attended the state chapter meeting held on Nov. 9.
Read Dr. Lev’s description of the 2017 Emergency Care By the Bay conference: Article