TNCC is offered through CMMC. If you would like to attend the training please contact Heather Burnell for a registration form.

Your registration will need to be approved by your department and accepted by CMMC.  All course information and materials will be provided directly from CMMC.  

Contact the Clinical Education Department with any questions: WMHEducation@mainehealth.org or 744-6075 / 6038

The ACLS certification is now administered using Resuscitation Quality Improvement (RQI).  RQI Information

With the implementation of RQI, care team members will no longer need to complete a lengthy online assignment every two years to receive certification. Users will be automatically assigned quarterly assignments in the Learning Management System (LMS).   

Each RQI assignment contains a cognitive portion and a hands-on skills portion. The cognitive portion can be completed at any computer using LMS, however skills assessments will continue to be held in-person in the Education Training Room.  Megacode skills will be required every 2 years for ACLS.

PLEASE NOTE:  If your certification is expiring and you have not received your LMS assignment, please contact the Clinical Education Department.

wmheducation@mainehealth.org   

744-6041 / 744-6038

The BCLS certification is now administered using Resuscitation Quality Improvement (RQI).  RQI Information

With the implementation of RQI, care team members will no longer need to complete a lengthy online assignment every two years to receive certification. Instead, users will complete much shorter quarterly assignments and skill assessments at a convenient time for their schedule. Users will be automatically assigned quarterly assignments in the Learning Management System (LMS). 

Each RQI assignment contains a cognitive portion and a hands on skills portion. Cognitive portions can be completed at any computer using LMS, however skills assessments need to be completed at an RQI station. 

PLEASE NOTE:  If your certification is expiring and you have not received your LMS assignment, please contact the Clinical Education Department.

wmheducation@mainehealth.org   

744-6067 / 744-6038

The NRP certification is now administered using Resuscitation Quality Improvement (RQI). 

With the implementation of RQI, care team members will no longer need to complete a lengthy online assignment every two years to receive certification. Instead, users will complete much shorter quarterly assignments and skill assessments at a convenient time for their schedule. Users will be automatically assigned quarterly assignments in the Learning Management System (LMS). 

Each RQI assignment contains a cognitive portion and a hands-on skills portion. Cognitive assignments can be completed at any computer using LMS, however skills assessments need to be completed in a hands-on classroom session. 

PLEASE NOTE:  If your certification is expiring and you have not received your LMS assignment, please contact the Clinical Education Department.

Clinical Education Department

WmhEducation@mainehealth.org

744-6075 / 6038

The PALS certification is now administered using Resuscitation Quality Improvement (RQI).  RQI Information

With the implementation of RQI, care team members will no longer need to complete a lengthy online assignment every two years to receive certification. Users will be automatically assigned quarterly assignments in the Learning Management System (LMS).   

Each RQI assignment contains a cognitive portion and a hands on skills portion. Cognitive portions can be completed at any computer using LMS, however skills assessments will continue to be held in-person in the Education Training Room.  Megacode skills will be required every 2 years for PALS.

PLEASE NOTE:  If your certification is expiring and you have not received your LMS assignment, please contact the Clinical Education Department.

wmheducation@mainehealth.org   

744-6067 / 744-6038

If you need to make an appointment for a fit test, please contact the person listed below assigned to your practice or location to schedule your appointment.

• All Departments: Shaun St. Germain |                shaun.stgermain@mainehealth.org                                               
• Med/Surg-ICU (Nights):  Rose Wright | rose.wright@mainehealth.org
• WM Pediatrics: Nichole Sowers |           nichole.sowers@mainehealth.org
• WM OB/GYN: Theresa Farrar |               theresa.farrar@mainehealth.org 
• Obstetrics: (Nights) Kimberly Verville |   kimberly.verville@mainehealth.org 
• WM Family Medicine: Mariah Letourneau | mariah.letourneau@mainehealth.org 
  
• WM Internal Medicine: Leta Kimball | leta.kimball@mainehealth.org
• Emergency Department: Heather Burnell | heather.burnell@mainehealth.org

 Thank you.

Please contact Shaun St. Germain at 393-3189 with any questions.

To complete your annual Restraint & Suicide Precautions Training, please contact one of the Instructors listed below to schedule an appointment. 

This will be a 15-minute session focusing on education and hands-on practice.  The goal is to gain knowledge of suicide precaustions and demonstrate the use of different restraints.

• Katie Morton | 744-6041 |  katie.morton@mainehealth.org 
• Christine Schreiber | 744-6038 christine.schreiber@mainehealth.org
  
  

Please contact the Clinical Education Department with any questions. 744-6075 | 744-6041 | 744-6038 or WMHEducation@mainehealth.org

Thank you.

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