OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY LIST OF PROVIDERS WITH BOARD APPROVED PREVENTION OF MEDICAL ERRORS COURSES
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1 Mission: To protect, promote & improve the health of all people in Florida through integrated state, county & community efforts. Rick Scott Governor John H. Armstrong, MD, FACS State Surgeon General & Secretary Vision: To be the Healthiest State in the Nation OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY LIST OF PROVIDERS WITH BOARD APPROVED PREVENTION OF MEDICAL ERRORS COURSES SECTION (7), FLORIDA STATUTES, REQUIRES COMPLETION OF A 2-HOUR COURSE RELATING TO PREVENTION OF MEDICAL ERRORS AS PART OF THE LICENSURE AND RENEWAL PROCESS. RULE 64B (5), FLORIDA ADMINISTRATIVE CODE, STATES: EACH LICENSEE SHALL ATTEND AND CERTIFY ATTENDING A BOARD-APPROVED 2-HOUR CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSE RELATING TO THE PREVENTION OF MEDICAL ERRORS. THE 2-HOUR COURSE SHALL COUNT TOWARD THE TOTAL NUMBER OF CONTINUING EDUCATION HOURS REQUIRED FOR LICENSURE RENEWAL. THE COURSE SHALL INCLUDE A STUDY OF ROOT-CAUSE ANALYSIS, ERROR REDUCTION AND PREVENTION, PATIENT SAFETY AND MUST INCLUDE CONTRAINDICATIONS AND INDICATIONS SPECIFIC TO OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY MANAGEMENT INCLUDING MEDICATION AND SIDE EFFECTS. 1. ADVANTAGECEUS.COM, CE PROVIDER # , REBECCA SMITH (405) , INFO@ADVANTAGECEUS.COM WEBSITE: THIS PROVIDER OFFERS INTERACTIVE ONLINE COURSES THAT ARE NOT CONSIDERED HOME STUDY. 2. AKH, INC., ADVANCING KNOWLEDGE IN HEALTHCARE, CE PROVIDER # , JESSICA GOLDMAN (904) JESSIE@AKHEALTHCARE.COM, WEBSITE: 3. AMEDISYS HEALTHCARE, CE PROVIDER # , KRISTI SCHERER (877) KRISTI.SCHERER@AMEDISYS.COM (CE 4. ATRAIN EDUCATION, INC, CE PROVIDER # , SHARON SANDERS(707) , SHARON@ATRAINCEU.COM WEBSITE: 5. BAPTIST HEALTH SOUTH FLORIDA, CE PROVIDER # , PETRONELLA LAKE (786) , PETRONELL@BAPTISTHEALTH.NET WEBSITE: 6. BAPTIST HEALTH/WOLFSON CHILDREN S REHABILITATION SERVICES, CE PROVIDER # , CATHI ALLISON (904) CATHI.ALLISON@BMCJAX.COM 7. BAPTIST HOSPITAL, CE PROVIDER # , PENSACOLA, FL PAM BARNES (850) , PBARNES@BHCPNS.ORG (CE 8. BAYCARE EDUCATION SERVICES, CE PROVIDER # , ELLEN STANDTKE (727) , ELLEN.STANDTKE@BAYCARE.ORG (CE 9. BAYSIDE CONTINUING EDUCATION AND DEVELOP, CE PROVIDER # , LEESA ROBERTSON (866) , LEESA@BAYSIDECEU.COM WEBSITE: BIOLOGIX SOLUTIONS LLC, CE PROVIDER # , ALPESH PATEL (630) , BIOLOGIX.SOLUTIONS@GMAIL.COM OR WEBSITE: BROOKS REHABILITATION HOSPITAL & CENTERS, CE PROVIDER # , DANYELLE CHRISTIE (904) , DANYELLE.CHRISTIE@BROOKSHEALTH.ORG OR WEBSITE: Revised: September 30, 2014 Page 1
2 12. BROWARD HEALTH, CE PROVIDER # , JEAN B SEAVER (954) , JSEAVER@BROWARDHEALTH.ORG WEBSITE: (CE 13. CLINICAL RESOURCE SERVICES, CE PROVIDER # , LISA JENKINS, (407) , LJENKINGS@CLINICALRESOURCESERVICES.COM WEBSITE: CARE2LEARN (PREVIOUSLY ONLINE HEALTH NOW, INC.), CE PROVIDER #50-290, KIM MULQUIN (866) , KIM.MULQUIN@CARE2LEARN.COM WEBSITE: THIS PROVIDER OFFERS INTERACTIVE ONLINE COURSES THAT ARE NOT CONSIDERED HOME STUDY. 15. CE FOR HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS, CE PROVIDER # , SANDRA ALLEN, ESQ. - (TOLL FREE) , SUPPORT@CEHCPRO.COM WEBSITE: CIAO (CAREER IMPROVEMENT ADVANCEMENT OPPORTUNITIES), CE PROVIDER # , (888) , CORY PARODAYCO, CORY@CIAOSEMINARS.COM WEBSITE: CONTINUINGEDUCATION.COM (FORMERLY GANNETT EDUCATION), CE PROVIDER # , ROBERT HESS, (800) , WEBSITE: CONSULTANTS FOR THE FUTURE, CE PROVIDER # , LINDA S. GREENFIELD (800) , CONFUT@AOL.COM WEBSITE: CROSS COUNTRY EDUCATION, CE PROVIDER # , JEANNIE EVENSON STAUDT (800) , JSTAUDT@CROSSCOUNTRYEDUCATION.COM WEBSITE: CROSS COUNTRY UNIVERSITY, CE PROVIDER # , JON ROSEN (800) , JFOSEN@CCUNIVERSITY.COM WEBSITE: (CE 21. DAYTONA STATE COLLEGE, CE PROVIDER # , JANINE MARIE ROBERSON (386) , ROBERSJ@DAYTONASTATE.EDU WEBSITE: DOCTORS HOSPITAL OF SARASOTA, CE PROVIDER # , ANDREA CRAFTON (941) , ANDREA.CRAFTON@HCAHEALTHCARE.COM 23. DYNAMIC LEARNING CENTER ONLINE, INC., CE PROVIDER # , BRENDA GORDILLO - (813) , LEARNING@DYNAMICGRP.COM WEBSITE: ONLINE.COM 24. FLORIDA A & M UNIVERSITY, CE PROVIDER # , DEBORAH OLIVERIA (850) , DEBORA.OLIVEIRA@FAMU.EDU 25. FLORIDA HEALTHCARE ASSOCIATION, CE PROVIDER # , LEE ANN GRIFFIN, (850) , YLGRIFFIN@FHCA.ORG WEBSITE: Revised: September 30, 2014 Page 2
3 26. FOTA FLORIDA OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY ASSOCIATION, CE PROVIDER # , ELENA VIZARY, VIZVRYOT@GMAIL.COM WEBSITE: COURSES ARE CURRENTLY ONLY OFFERED AT FOTA SPONSORED EVENTS. 27. GENTIVA HEALTH SERVICES, CE PROVIDER # MICHELE HERLITZKA, (407) , MICHELE.HERLITZKA@GENTIVA.COM 28. GULF COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE, CE PROVIDER # , SHERRIE LOCK (800) , SLOCK@GULFCOAST.EDU WEBSITE: HEALTH FIRST CENTER FOR LEARNING, CE PROVIDER # , LALANE HAYWORTH (321) , LALANE.HAYWORTH@HEALTH-FIRST.ORG WEBSITE: FIRST.ORG 30. HEALTH SOUTH REHABILITATION HOSPITAL, CE PROVIDER # , CHARLENE ROESING (727) , charlene.roesing@healthsouth.com (CE 31. HEALTH SOUTH REHABILITATION HOSPITAL OF TALLAHASSEE, CE PROVIDER # PAULA JONES (850) PAULA.JONES@HEALTHSOUTH.COM WEBSITE: HILLSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE, CE PROVIDER # , JACENTHAL BUGGS(813) , JBUGGS@HCCFL.EDU WEBSITE: HOMECARE ASSOCIATION OF FLORIDA, CE PROVIDER # MONICA SMITH (850) MSMITH@HOMECAREFLA.ORG WEBSITE: HOMECEUCONNECTION.COM, CE PROVIDER # , FERNANDO RODRIGUEZ, (800) , FERNANDO@HOMECEUCONNECTION.COM WEBSITE: THIS PROVIDER OFFERS INTERACTIVE ONLINE COURSES THAT ARE NOT CONSIDERED HOME STUDY. 35. INFORMED, INC., CE PROVIDER # , MARK BATEH (904 ) , QUESTIONS@CME.EDU WEBSITE: THIS PROVIDER OFFERS INTERACTIVE ONLINE COURSES THAT ARE NOT CONSIDERED HOME STUDY. 36. INNOVATIVE EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (CHEAPCEUS.COM), CE PROVIDER # , MICHAEL NISS (954) , CHEAPCEUS@AOL.COM WEBSITE: THIS PROVIDER OFFERS INTERACTIVE ONLINE COURSES THAT ARE NOT CONSIDERED HOME STUDY. 37. JK SEMINARS, LLC, CE PROVIDER # , KENNETH M. RALPH (800) , JK@JKSEMINARS.COM WEBSITE: JAMES A. HALEY VETERANS HOSPITAL OT DEPARTMENT, CE PROVIDER # , IRIS LEYDA HERNANDEZ (813) EXT. 6070, IRIS.HERNANDEZ1@VA.GOV (CE PRIMARILY FOR EMPLOYEES) 39. JUPITER MEDICAL CENTER, INC., CE PROVIDER # , SUZANNE AMBROSE, (561) , SUZANNE.AMBROSE@JUPITERMED.COM (CE Revised: September 30, 2014 Page 3
4 40. LAKELAND REGIONAL MED CENTER, CE PROVIDER # , ALICIA RUSH (863) , EXT. 5977, ALICIA.RUSH@LRMC.COM (CE 41. MARTIN MEMORIAL REHABILITATION SERVICES, CE PROVIDER # , KRISTIN MONTGOMERY (772) , KMONTGOMERY@MMHS-FLA.ORG (CE PRIMARILY FOR EMPLOYEES) 42. MAYO CLINIC JACKSONVILLE, CE PROVIDER # , KAREN GAZDA (904) , GAZDA.KAREN@MAYO.EDU 43. MEDICAL EDUCATION COUNCIL OF PENSACOLA, CE PROVIDER # , JENNA COLEMAN (850) , MECOP@MECOP.ORG WEBSITE: MEMORIAL REGIONAL HOSPITAL, INPATIENT THERAPY DEPARTMENT, CE PROVIDER # , ERINE CALA, (954) , ECALA@MHS.NET (CE 45. MERCY HOSPITAL, CE PROVIDER # , EDWARD RUNDLE (305) , EXT , EDWARD.RUNDLE@HCAHEALTHCARE.COM WEBSITE: (CE 46. MIAMI DADE COLLEGE, CE PROVIDER # , ISABEL MEDINA (305) , ISABEL.MEDINA@MDC.EDU WEBSITE: NOC REGIONS 9 AND 10, CE PROVIDER # , COLLEEN FERREN, (954) , COLLEENF1@NURSEONCALLFL.COM (CE 48. NORTH FLORIDA REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, CE PROVIDER # , SHANNON MILLER (352) , SHANNON.MILLER@HCAHEALTHCARE (CE 49. NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY, CE PROVIDER # , PAM KASYAN (954) , KASYAN@NOVA.EDU 50. OASIS HOME CARE, INC., CE PROVIDER # , COLLEEN CHRISTMAN GRAVER, (561) , OASIS@OASISHOMECARE.NET WEBSITE: OCCUPATIONALTHERAPY.COM, CE PROVIDER# , FAWN CARSON, (866) fcarson@occupationaltherapy.com, WEBSITE: OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY DEPARTMENT, FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY, CE PROVIDER # , ELISE BLOCH (305) , BLOCHE@FIU.EDU WEBSITE: ORLANDO HEALTH, CE PROVIDER # , STACEY TOMLJENOVICH (321) , STACEY.TOMLJENOVICH@ORLANDOHEALTH.COM WEBSITE: (CE 54. PINECREST REHABILITATION HOSPITAL, CE PROVIDER # , MARY SMITH (561) , MARY-PCR.SMITH@TENETHEALTH.COM 55. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT RESOURCES, INC. CE PROVIDER # , GINA ULERY (800) , GINA@PDRESOURCES.ORG WEBSITE: Revised: September 30, 2014 Page 4
5 56. PUTNAM COMMUNITY MEDICAL CENTER, CE PROVIDER# , CATHERINE WEBB, (386) , SACRED HEART HOSPITAL, CE PROVIDER # , BETTY F. SEXTON (850) , BSEXTON@SHHPENS.ORG, (CE 58. SELECT MEDICAL CORPORATION, CE PROVIDER # , ERIN MELTON, (804) , EMELTON@SELECTMEDICAPCORP.COM 59. SELECT REHABILITATION, CE PROVIDER # , KATHLEEN WEISSBER, (724) KWEISSBERG@SELECTREHAB.COM, WEBSITE: SHANDS HOSPITAL OT DEPARTMENT, CE PROVIDER # , PATTY HELSEL (352) , HELSEPV@SHANDS.UFL.EDU WEBSITE: (CE PRIMARILY FOR EMPLOYEES) 61. SOUTH UNIVERSITY, CE PROVIDER # , PAMELA A. KAYSAN, (561) PKASYAN@SOUTHUNIVERSITY.EDU WEBSITE: HEALTH-PROFESSIONS-P 62. STATE COLLEGE OF FLORIDA HEALTHCARE PROGRAMS (FORMERLY STATE COLLEGE OF FLORIDA & MANATEE COMMUNITY COLLEGE), CE PROVIDER # , DEBRA CHASANOFF (941) , CHASAND@MCCFL.EDU 63. ST PETERSBURG COLLEGE, CE PROVIDER # DENISE KERWIN (727) , KERWIN.DENISE@SPCOLLEGE.EDU WEBSITE: TALLAHASSEE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, CE PROVIDER # , LAURA REED (850) , ABBY.REED@TMH.ORG WEBSITE: (CE 65. TAMPA GENERAL HOSPITAL, CE PROVIDER # , LOIS BOOK (813) , ALBOOK@TGH.ORG WEBSITE: (CE 66. THE LEARNING AND TRAINING CENTER, CE PROVIDER # , PRADIP KUMAR GHOSH (636) , LTCENTER@CHARTER.NET WEBSITE: UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, CE PROVIDER # , EMILY PUGH (352) , EPUGH@PHHP.UFL.EDU WEBSITE: UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI MAGEC, CE PROVIDER # , JOSE GUILLERMO MELO (305) , JMELOC@MED.MIAMI.EDU WEBSITE: UNIVERSITY OF ST. AUGUSTINE, CE PROVIDER # , LORI HANKINS (800) , LHANKINS@USA.EDU WEBSITE: WEST FLORIDA HOSPITAL, CE PROVIDER # , CHERYL HOWELL, (850) CHERYL.HOWELL@HCAHEALTHCARE.COM 71. WILD IRIS MEDICAL EDUCATION, CE PROVIDER # , ANN JOHNSON (707) , ANN@WILDIRISMEDICAL.COM WEBSITE: Revised: September 30, 2014 Page 5
6 72. WINTER HAVEN HOSPITAL, CE PROVIDER # , SHELLY STEWART (863) , SHELLY.STEWART@MFMS.COM Revised: September 30, 2014 Page 6
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