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> INTERNATIONAL MEDLINK & VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF NURSING TRAINING CURRICULUM ABOUT IML YOUR STAFF. YOUR SCHEDULE. OUR GUARANTEE International Medlink, Inc. is a provider of recruiting and placement services of highly qualified, foreign Registered Nurses for hospitals, nursing/assisted living facilities, home care agencies and clinics in the United States and Worldwide. All of our Registered Nurses possess a Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing (BSN) from accredited foreign nursing schools or universities and are proficient in English. All candidates are licensed and hold full certifications in their home country. They have successfully completed all the required government education requirements and will have obtained licensure in the state or country of employment prior to entering the U.S., meeting all immigration and state professional requirements for foreign healthcare workers. THE IML DIFFERENTIATION > Reduced risk because international nurses are trained to have a more complete understanding of U.S. based procedures and processes by one of the leading Nursing Schools in the Country (Vanderbilt) > Guarantees > Two-year employment agreement with penalties for the nurse IML also guarantees pricing > Future benefits will include detailed training on health information systems > IML is focused on Nurse education and considers that a differentiator in how we recruit and place International Nurses. WHAT IML OFFERS > Fully credentialed nurses > All necessary testing complete IELTS or TOFEL TSW/TSE CGFNS NCLEX-RN > Exclusive international training partner with Vanderbilt University Specialized training program for foreign educated nurses (curriculum outline shown in later slide) > Nurses are placed through a structured program with distinct completion schedules, unlike current programs Timing of training is established by IML and it s training partners. Immigration is dependent upon the location of the facility and the immigration processing center timelines > Nurses are ready to practice upon entering the U.S. and reporting for duty > Nurses are better qualified. Traditionally nurses take the NCLEX-RN or state exams upon entering the U.S. and only 30% pass on the first attempt. THE IML PROCESS > Nursing experience candidates possess experience as a staff or specialty RN > Nurses have 4-year nursing degree from accredited university > IML is partnered with Vanderbilt to provide our international nurses with a training edge CGFNS TOEFL/TWE Review TSE Review NCLEX-RN Review Vanderbilt Training Fail Fail Fail TOEFL/TWE Test TSE Test Pass Pass NCLEX-RN Test Vanderbilt Certification Pass Finalize Immigration

> VANDERBILT / Twelve Week Course Half Days FOREIGN EDUCATED NURSES OVERVIEW I. Discuss the various programs that comprise the U.S. Healthcare system. II. Outline the provision of services in hospital organizations. III. Differentiate roles of healthcare providers. IV. Describe healthcare information systems. V. Discuss legal issues in healthcare. VI. Describe nursing workforce issues. VII.Enhance test taking skills. Linda Norman, DSN, RN I. Organization of US Healthcare System A. Government Subsidized Programs 1. Medicare 2. Medicaid B. Private Insurance System: 1. Coverage 2. Payment System C. Public Health System 1. Surveillance of Communicable diseases 2. Immunizations 3. Women, Infant & Children Programs 4. School Health Programs 5. Chronic Disease Programs D. Private Health Systems Hospitals: 1. Community 2. Teaching Hospitals 3. Children s Hospitals E. Integrated Healthcare Systems 1. Outpatient clinics 2. Physicians office 3. Emergency rooms 4. Surgery/Urgent care centers 5. Home Health 6. Rehabilitation centers 7. Psychiatric hospitals 8. Mental Health clinics 9. Nursing homes II. Organization of Hospitals A. Patient Care Units 1. Med-Surg 2. OB 3. Peds 4. Specialty Units a. Intensive care b. Step Down care B. Laboratory C. Radiology D. Dietary E. Pastoral Care F. Hospital administration and Organizational structure G. Medical records H. Utilization management III. Roles of Health Care Providers A. Physicians B. Pharmacists C. Laboratory Technicians D. Radiology Technicians

> VANDERBILT / Twelve Week Course Half Days FOREIGN EDUCATED NURSES OVERVIEW (CONTINUE) E. Respiratory Therapists F. Physical Therapists G. Occupational Therapists H. Nurses & Staff on Patient Care Units 1. RN 2. LPN 3. Nurses Aides I. Environmental Services J. Dieticians IV. Health Care Information Systems A. Patient Charts: 1. paper 2. electronic B. Ordering Systems C. Medication Systems D. Critical Pathways Guidelines for Care Nursing Care Plans E. Documentation 3. Impaired Professionals B. Organizational structure of patient care units C. Quality improvement activities VII. Test Taking Skills A. Reading Questions B. Choosing Answers C. Computer Testing Issues D. Time Management E. Role Play & Labs F. Practice Exam V. Legal Issues in Healthcare A. HIPAA B. Rights & Consent of Patients C. Nurse Practice Acts & Licensure D. Nurses Code of Ethics E. Board of Nursing VI. Nursing Workforce Issues A. Delegation 1. LPN 2. Unlicensed Personnel

> VANDERBILT / Twelve Week Course Half Days FOREIGN EDUCATED NURSES HEALTH ASSESSMENTS I. Apply skills used in nursing health assessments. Judy Sweeney I. Assessments A. Health History 1. Subjective 2. Objective B. Physical Exam 1. Head & Neck 2. Integumentary 3. Cardiovascular 4. Respiratory 5. Gastrointestinal 6. Musculoskeletal 7. Neurological C. Lab Skills 1. Head & Neck 2. Integumentary 3. Cardiovascular 4. Respiratory 5. Gastrointestinal 6. Musculoskeletal 7. Neurological

> VANDERBILT / Twelve Week Course Half Days FOREIGN EDUCATED NURSES MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION I. Describe medication administration dosages & routes II. Discuss medication delivery methods & systems Judy Sweeney I. Medication Administration A. Dosages 1. Measurement systems 2. Mathematical conversions B. Routes 1. P.O. 2. Intradermal 3. Subcutaneous 4. Intramuscular 5. Intravenous II. Medication Delivery A. Methods B. Systems 1. IV Systems 2. Control Devices

> VANDERBILT / Twelve Week Course Half Days FOREIGN EDUCATED NURSES PERINATAL (MATERNITY) NURSING I. Outline a health assessment of the perinatal client. II. Identify frequently used diagnostic tests & procedures. III. Recognize common conditions & disorders in the perinatal client. health in the perinatal client. Janie Daddario I. Health Assessment A. Reproductive system 1. Anatomy 2. Physiology B. Antepartum 1. Maternal 2. Fetal C. Intrapartum 1. Maternal 2. Fetal D. Postpartum E. Newborn II. Tests & Procedures: A. Pregnancy testing B. Antepartum C. Intrapartum D. Postpartum E. Newborn III. Conditions & Disorders A. Antepartum 1. Spontaneous a. Abortion 2. Hyperemesis 3. PIH 4. GDM 5. PROM 6. Preterm Labor 7. Medical Conditions a. Complicating b. Pregnancy B. Intrapartum 1. Placenta Previa 2. Abruptio Placenta 3. Eclampsia 4. Malpresentations 5. Fetal Distress C. Postpartum 1. Hemorrhage 2. Hypertension 3. Infection 4. Anesthesia a. Complications D. Newborn IV. Interventions A. Preconception B. Antepartum C. Intrapartum D. Postpartum

> VANDERBILT / Twelve Week Course Half Days FOREIGN EDUCATED NURSES PSYCHIATRIC NURSING I. Outline a psychiatric health assessment II. Identify frequently used diagnostic tests & procedures III. Recognize common conditions & disorders in the psychiatric client health in the psychiatric client. Theresa Inott I. Health Assessment A. Nurse-client relationship B. Therapeutic communication process IV. Interventions A. Psychotropic Drugs B. Treatment Modalities II. Frequently used diagnostic tests & procedures: A.???? 1.?? 2.?? 3.?? 4.?? 5.?? III. Common conditions & disorders A. Anxiety Disorders B. Post Traumatic Stress Disorders C. Eating Disorders D. Dissociative Disorders E. Personality Disorders F. Affective Disorders G. Substance Abuse H. Schizophrenic Disorders I. Paranoid Disorders J. Organic Brain Disorders

> VANDERBILT / Twelve Week Course Half Days FOREIGN EDUCATED NURSES SURGICAL NURSING I. Outline a Health Assessment for the Surgical Patient. II. Identify frequently used nursing diagnostic tests & procedures. III. Recognize common conditions & disorders. health. Harli Spencer I. Health Assessment A. Perioperative 1. Reasons for surgery 2. Surgical setting 3. Preoperative care 4. Anesthesia B. Post-operative care II. Tests & procedures A. Perioperative B. Postoperative III. Conditions & Disorders A. Complications B. Discharge IV. Interventions A. Lifestyle 1. Discharge planning 2. Lifestyle changes B. Pharmaceutical C. Medical D. Surgical

> VANDERBILT / Twelve Week Course Half Days FOREIGN EDUCATED NURSES PEDIATRIC NURSING I. Outline a pediatric health assessment II. Recognize common conditions & disorders in the pediatric client III. Outline nursing interventions that promote health in the pediatric client Mary Jo Gilmer, Case Studies I. Health Assessment A. Growth & Development Milestones B. Psychological Adjustments of Age Groups C. Family Structures: 1. Single Parent 2. Gay/Lesbian parents 3. Divorced Parents D. Pediatric System Assessment 1. Cardiovascular 2. Respiratory 3. Gastrointestinal 4. Hematologic 5. Lymphatic 6. Musculoskeletal II. Conditions and Disorders: A. Cardiovascular 1. Congenital Heart Disorders a. Cyanotic Defects b. Acyanotic Defects 2. Conditions Requiring Surgical Intervention 3. Rheumatic Heart Disease B. Respiratory 1. Bronchitis 2. Bronchiolitis 3. Pneumonias 4. Asthma 5. Laryngotracheo-bronchitis 6. Epiglottitis 7. Tonsillitis 8. Cystic Fibrosis 9. Otitis Media C. Gastro-intestinal 1. Intussception 2. Hirchprung s Disorder 3. Pyloric Stenosis 4. Esophageal Atresia 5. Cleft Lip & Palate 6. Celiac Disease 7. Imperforate anus 8. Poisonings 9. Dehydration 10. Obesity 11. Parasitic Worms D. Hematolobic and Lymph 1. Blood Transfusions in Children 2. Sickle Cell anemia 3. Thalassemias 4. Hemophilia 5. Anemias E. Musculoskeletal

> VANDERBILT / Twelve Week Course Half Days FOREIGN EDUCATED NURSES PEDIATRIC NURSING (CONTINUE) 1. Congenital Hip Dysplasia 2. Club Foot 3. Osteomylitis 4. Juvenile Rheumatic Arthritis 5. Scoliosis III. Interventions A. Play therapy for Age Groups B. Feeding Recommendations for Age Groups C. Assessment of Child Abuse D. Accident Prevention E. Immunizations F. Pediatric Medication 1. Calculations 2. Administration

> VANDERBILT / Twelve Week Course Half Days FOREIGN EDUCATED NURSES CPR & EMERGENCY CODE SITUATIONS I. Demonstrate the steps of CPR and occluded airway resuscitation Judy Sweeney I. CPR A. Adult B. Child C. Infant II. Occluded Airway A. Conscious B. Unconscious III. Mask Ventilation IV. AED

> VANDERBILT / Twelve Week Course Half Days FOREIGN EDUCATED NURSES INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM I. Discuss normal functioning of the integumentary system. II. Identify frequently used nursing diagnostic tests & procedures. III. Recognize common conditions and disorders of the integumentary system. health. Judy Sweeney I. Integumentary A. Anatomy B. Physiology II. Tests & procedures III. Conditions & Disorders A. Decubiti B. Impetigo C. Collagen Diseases D. Cancer E. Burns IV. Interventions A. Lifestyle B. Pharmaceutical C. Medical D. Surgical E. Burn Care 1. Fluid Resuscitation 2. Wound Care 3. Skin Grafting

> VANDERBILT / Twelve Week Course Half Days FOREIGN EDUCATED NURSES ENDOCRINE I. Discuss normal functioning of the endocrine system. II. Identify frequently used nursing diagnostic tests & procedures. III. Recognize common conditions and disorders of the endocrine system. health. Jenny Kim I. Endocrine A. Anatomy & Physiology 1. pituitary gland 2. thyroid 3. parathyroid 4. adrenal glands 5 pancreas IV. Nursing Care A. Recognizing medical crisis B. Pre-surgical care C. Post-surgical care II. Pathophysiology of endocrine system A. Diabetes Insipidus B. Pheochromocytoma C. Addison s Disease D. Cushing s Syndrome E. Hypothyroidism F. Hyperthyroidism III. Diagnostic tests & surgical interventions A. Pituitary gland B. Thyroid C. Parathyroid D. Adrenal Glands

> VANDERBILT / Twelve Week Course Half Days FOREIGN EDUCATED NURSES CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM I. Discuss normal functioning of the cardiovascular system. II. Identify frequently used nursing diagnostic tests & procedures. III. Recognize common conditions and disorders of the cardiovascular system. health. Harli Spencer TOTAL CONTACT HOURS: I. Cardiovascular Objective 8 A. Anatomy 1. function 2. layers 3. chambers 4. valves 5. blood flow 6. blood supply 7. rate and rhythm 8. vascular system B. Physiology 1. function 2. pressures a. Systolic b. Diastolic c. Mean 3. cardiac output 4. stroke volume 5. systemic vascular resistance 6. controls of blood pressure a. Nervous b. Hormonal II. Tests & procedures Obj. 10 A. lab studies B. diagnostic studies III. Conditions & Disorders Objective 11 A. Coronary Artery Disease B. Acute Coronary Syndrome C. Inflammatory Diseases D. Vascular diseases E. Valvular diseases F. Dysrhythmias G. Shock IV. Interventions Objective 12 A. Lifestyle B. Pharmacologic-cardiovascular drugs #14, 12 1. ACE inhibitors 2. Diuretics 3. Vasodilators 4. Cardiac glycosides 5. Beta Blockers 6. Calcium Channel Blockers 7. Antiplatelet drugs 8. Anticoagulants 9. Antilipids C. Medical-pharmatcology D. Surgical

> VANDERBILT / Twelve Week Course Half Days FOREIGN EDUCATED NURSES GENITOURINARY SYSTEM I. Discuss normal functioning of the genitourinary system. II. Identify frequently used nursing diagnostic tests & procedures. III. Recognize common conditions and disorders of the genitourinary system. health. Judy Sweeney I. Genitourinary A. Anatomy B. Physiology II. Tests & procedures III. Conditions & Disorders A. Fluid Imbalances 1. Sodium 2. Potassium 3. Magnesium B. Prostatitis C. BPH D. UTI E. Pyelonephritis F. Renal Failure 1. Acute 2. Chronic G. Cancer IV. Interventions A. Lifestyle B. Pharmacologic C. Medical D. Surgical E. Dialysis

> VANDERBILT / Twelve Week Course Half Days FOREIGN EDUCATED NURSES RESPIRATORY SYSTEM I. Discuss normal functioning of the respiratory system. II. Identify frequently used nursing diagnostic tests & procedures. III.Recognize common conditions and disorders of the respiratory system. health. Harli Spencer I. Respiratory Objective 8 A. Anatomy 1. Function 2. Upper airways 3. Lower airways B. Physiology 1. Inspiration 2. Expiration 3. Controls of respiration 4. Gas exchange and transport II. Tests & procedures Objective 10 A. Acid-Base balance 1. Acidosis 2. Alkalosis 3. Buffer systems B. Blood gases 1. Components 2. Alterations in oxygenation 3. Respiratory acidosis 4. Respiratory alkalosis 5. Metabolic acidosis 6. Metabolic alkalosis 7. Compensation III. Conditions & Disorders Objective 11 A. Pulmonary embolism B. Pulmonary edema C. Infections D. Obstructive airway disease E. Chest trauma F. Respiratory failure G. ARDS H. Lung Cancer IV. Interventions A. Lifestyle-11 B. Pharmacologic-14 C. Medical-11 1. Chemotherapy 2. Radiation 3. Chest tubes 4. Ventilators D. Surgical-11 1. Lobectomy 2. Pneumonectomy 3. Thoracotomy

> VANDERBILT / Twelve Week Course Half Days FOREIGN EDUCATED NURSES NEUROLOGIC SYSTEM I. Discuss normal functioning of the neurologic system. II. Identify frequently used nursing diagnostic tests & procedures. III. Recognize common conditions and disorders of the neurologic system. health. Judy Sweeney I. Neurologic A. Anatomy B. Physiology II. Tests & procedures III. Conditions & Disorders A. Injuries B. Seizure Disorders C. Degenerative Diseases IV. Interventions A. Lifestyle B. Pharmaceutical C. Medical D. Surgical

> VANDERBILT / Twelve Week Course Half Days FOREIGN EDUCATED NURSES MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM I. Discuss normal functioning of the musculoskeletal system. II. Identify frequently used nursing diagnostic tests & procedures. III. Recognize common conditions and disorders of the musculoskeletal system. health. Judy Sweeney I. Musculoskeletal A. Anatomy B. Physiology II. Tests & procedures III. Conditions & Disorders A. Injuries 1. Strains 2. Sprains 3. Fractures B. Arthritis 1. Osteoarthritis 2. Rheumatoid IV. Interventions A. Lifestyle B. Pharmacologic C. Medical D. Surgical 1. Joint replacements 2. Amputations

> VANDERBILT / Twelve Week Course Half Days FOREIGN EDUCATED NURSES GASTROINTESTINAL SYSTEM I. Discuss normal functioning of the gastroin testinal system. II. Identify frequently used nursing diagnostic tests & procedures. III. Recognize common conditions and disorders of the gastrointestinal system. health. Jenny Kim I. Gastrointestinal A. Anatomy B. Physiology II. Tests & procedures IV. Interventions A. Lifestyle B. Pharmacologic C. Medical D. Surgical III. Conditions & Disorders A. Head & Neck B. Esophageal 1. Hiatal Hernia 2. Geros 3. Cancer C. Intestinal 1. Colitis 2. Diverticulitis 3. Crohn s Disease 4. Obstructions D. Hepatic & Biliary 1. Hepatitis 2. Cirrhosis 3. Panoreatits 4. Cholecystolithiasis 5. Cancer

> VANDERBILT / Twelve Week Course Half Days FOREIGN EDUCATED NURSES ONCOLOGY I. Outline a health assessment for the oncology client. II. Outline nursing interventions that promote health. Judy Sweeney I. Health Assessment A. Staging II. Interventions A. Treatment Modalities 1. Medications 2. Radiation 3. Nuclear Medicine B. Preventative Regimens

> VANDERBILT / Twelve Week Course Half Days FOREIGN EDUCATED NURSES GERONTOLOGY I. Outline a health assessment for the geriatric client. II. Recognize common conditions & disorders in the geriatric client. III. Outline nursing interventions that promote quality of life. Jenny Kim I. Health Assessment A. Normal changes of aging 1. Skin, hair, nails 2. Eyes 3. Ears 4. Mouth 5. CV 6. Resp 7. GI 8. Endocrine 9. Urinary 10. MS 11. Neuro 12. Male reproductive 13. Female Reproductive III. Interventions A. Communication B. Legal Issues: Power of Attorney C. Advanced Directives & Living Will D. End of Life Care II. Common conditions & disorders A. Dementia B. Depression C. Hip Fractures D. Polypharmacy