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Provider Practice Essentials gives advanced practice providers the most concise and focused didactic and hands-on clinical experience possible in a classroom. Period.
Our experienced teaching faculty will equip you with clinical pearls, real-life experience, and practice-proven techniques to master EKG interpretation, radiograph interpretation, clinical decision-making, and documentation. Our system carefully blends classroom learning with related procedures, to allow you to immerse yourself in every reason you chose to practice, and truly begin to master your skills.
The latest simulation technology, used in top medical schools, helps you not only see, but feel as close to reality as possible when performing procedures on live patients. Each class is lead by a residency-trained, board certified physician who is still actively practicing and a master of procedures. Chest tubes, Lumbar Punctures, Central Lines –the routine procedures performed by emergency physicians and critical care specialists – are easily taught in a small group setting to give you hands on experience and practice to master these skills and apply them to their patients.
While most classes offer a few pieces of education, we offer a solution to give you the confidence you truly need, and the verification to back up our training. You have the option to take a post-course examination and earn a written certification and letter of reference from our medical director. This is a great way to make you more marketable and document your skills!
Having trained, hired, worked with, reviewed, and interviewed literally hundreds of providers, our team knows what to look for, what potential employers fear, and what strong providers crave. In a short and intensive two days we will give you the clinical confidence to work wherever you want, and in whatever field you choose.
This program has been reviewed and is approved for a maximum of 22.00 AAPA Category 1 CME credits by the AAPA Review Panel. PAs should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. This program was planned in accordance with AAPA CME Standards for Live Programs and for Commercial Support of Live Programs.
This activity is approved for 22.25 contact hour(s) of continuing education (which includes 1.25 hour(s) of pharmacology) by the American Association of Nurse Practitioners. Activity ID# 17122935. This activity was planned in accordance with AANP Accreditation Standards and Policies.
This activity includes 12 procedure hours that qualify towards Emergency Nurse Practitioner Certification requirements.
I am a new NP graduate and this is my first ever seminar. Honestly, I don't know how any others will top it. Great learning experience for ANY NP job. The providers are extremely knowledge and truly care about your learning experience. Definitely glad I chose to attend.
Topics frequently encountered are presented in a concise format, easy to understand, enjoyable, worth your time and money, will help you to be a stronger provider.
This was hands down the best hands-on I could have imagined! I will likely do this program again. The instructors were knowledgeable and seemed to care if you were understanding the current skill or lecture.
The information was concise and relevant to practice. The simulators were helpful with everyday procedures inpractice and provided hands on experience. The instructors were knowlegeable, relayed information relevant to practice and kept the course interesting. Hands on is the best way to leaves and this course provided just that. I would recommend this course to peers in practice whether new or seasoned. It provides hands on skills training and refreshers of relevant information.
I love the way the information was conveyed, down to Earth, concise and relevant to practice. I thoroughly enjoyed it and would like to attend the full course again!
The information was concise and relevant to practice. The simulators were helpful with everyday procedures inpractice and provided hands on experience. The instructors were knowlegeable, relayed information relevant to practice and kept the course interesting. Hands on is the best way to leaves and this course provided just that. I would recommend this course to peers in practice whether new or seasoned. It provides hands on skills training and refreshers of relevant information. I love the way the information was conveyed, down to Earth, concise and relevant to practice. I thoroughly enjoyed it and would like to attend the full course again!
The program did a wonderful job of not only presenting common ED pathology, but also developing treatment plans for each case. What is safe to send home with appropriate follow up, what needs admission, and what needs emergent consult in the ED. The procedure models were very realistic, and improved my understanding of the anatomy of many procedures. The section on how to manage certain scenarios is key. When to get your attending involved, when to call in consults emergently, making a case for admission with the admitting doctor are very helpful points!
This course was concise, compact and highly informative. The instructors are well versed in the knowledge they impart. The hand-on skills workshop provides ample opportunity to practice skills with a mentor who is patient while you learn. The presenters are genuinely engaged in teaching their audience the course content. The classroom setting is conducive to learning.
I feel more confident in my clinical skills after taking this course. I have been in and around the medical field for almost 20 years and it is amazing how many times I have seen something and missed it, yet today it became completely clear! These are actual providers who continue to practice, learn, and teach others what they know, so I feel like I am getting a great advantage!
This is a great workshop! Anyone wanting to gain more knowledge in suturing, CV emergencies, reading x-rays, etc. should attend this workshop. There is a lot of information packed in two days but you will have the use of their additional information on their website to reinforce your learning and information to enhance your practice. Rachel Beatty, ARNP and Dr. Beatty along with the other instructors and assistants were thoughtful and attentive. No question was left unanswered. I cannot wait to attend the next workshop.
This is an amazing lecture series. The hands on procedure portion was the best I've ever experienced. This is a great resource for those looking to work in critical care or emergency medicine. The lectures are thorough and easy to follow alongside with the presentation.


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Butcher Babies – Ace of Spades 11/27/2015
December 1, 2015 February 22, 2016 Mark
Artist(s): Butcher Babies
Location: Ace of Spades, Sacramento, CA
Review By: Mark Keane
Photos By: Kevin Clem
There was a definite buzz in the air as the Los Angeles based metal group, Butcher Babies, was preparing to take the stage. They were in town in direct support of the headliners, Amaranthe, but looking over the crowd you never would have guessed that this wasn't their show. There were both men and woman in attendance with heavy eye makeups resembling past looks of the band, the crowd was saturated with a sea of black and red band shirts, and this place was pumped to see the Butcher Babies!
The band came on hard and fast, opening with a crowd favorite and lead single off their recent album, Take It Like a Man. The song Monsters Ball got the crowd moving instantly and singing along. The energy remained cranked to 11 throughout this entire set, and that energy they give off on stage definitely is reciprocated by the crowd. Their setlist that they unleashed on us primarily focused on the latest album, which in talking to the band beforehand they stated that it was written based off of what they saw their fans enjoying the most during the shows.
Personal highlight of this show came when the band encouraged a mass crowd surfing during their song Jesus Needs More Babies for His War Machine. The energy of the crowd hit its max as bodies were flying & the pit stretched across the floor. Heidi and Carla were high-fiving everyone who crossed over the barrier it and it was their personal way of showing appreciation for what the crowd was putting out.
During my interview with Chris and Henry before the show they made a comment about their "10 or 10,000 rule". A rule they have amongst themselves to give it 110% each and every night regardless of how many people they are playing for. This is a band that you can tell truly enjoys being up on that stage, they have a chemistry between all of them that translates into a seamless and brutal assault from start to finish. This was my first chance to see the band in a smaller more intimate setting and I left truly impressed. We look forward to seeing them again when they return with Cradle of Filth early next year after taking some deserved time off the road for the holidays.
Monsters Ball
Never Go Back
The Cleansing
Jesus Needs More Babies For His War Machine
Mr Slowdeath
Gravemaker
Thrown Away
They're Coming to Take Me Away
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Traveling for the Fourth? Ohio is trying to make it easier
Rick Rouan The Columbus Dispatch @RickRouan
Jul 2, 2019 at 5:56 PM Jul 2, 2019 at 5:56 PM
COLUMBUS — Drivers dodging orange barrels and heavy congestion as they travel from parades to family barbecues to fireworks during the Independence Day weekend will get an assist from an expanded "nerve center" of statewide traffic management.
The Ohio Department of Transportation recently moved its team of monitors into a larger traffic management center at its headquarters, where they control more than 700 cameras on highways in metro and rural areas across the state.
Those cameras will help monitors keep an eye on 1.9 million Ohioans the AAA auto club expects to drive the state's roads between Wednesday and Sunday. That's about 88,000 more people on the road than over the same holiday weekend in 2018.
Drivers apparently will be undeterred by the 10.5-cent increase in the gas tax that took effect Monday, in part because gas is still cheaper today than it was a year ago. Even with the higher gas tax, the average price of a gallon of regular gasoline in Akron on Tuesday was about $2.67 a gallon compared with $2.66 a year ago, according to AAA.
"Most people have already made their holiday plans, so they're going to go out and they're going to enjoy it," said Kimberly Schwind, AAA spokeswoman. "The reason we're seeing an increase in travel is the economy ... People have more disposable income and so they're more confident in the economy and so they're spending that money on things like travel."
State Highway Patrol troopers will be on the lookout for impaired drivers over the weekend, said Lt. Robert Sellers, patrol spokesman. Sellers recommended calling #677 if you suspect a drunk driver is on the road. The number will geolocate and ring to the nearest highway patrol post.
ODOT will try to make travel easier for drivers this weekend by pulling up orange barrels and opening lanes in some work zones, spokesman Matt Bruning said. But in some of its heaviest construction zones, that won't be possible.
Bruning said the previous traffic management center had become cramped. The new one has a dozen stations, up from 10 in the previous one, and ODOT is working to hire additional monitors so that each station has a staff member. Under existing staff levels, some monitors are handling multiple metro areas at the same time, he said.
When a monitor sees a problem, he or she can dispatch ODOT's freeway patrol to help move disabled vehicles or detour traffic around obstructions.
"As the role of this center changes and morphs from just monitoring traffic to managing traffic, that's where really the need for the expansion came," Bruning said.
Internet users can view real-time statewide traffic data and live cameras at the department's website, www.ohgo.com.


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Widget World Expo -- LIVE BLOGGING
The Setting:
This morning, I found myself in Brooklyn for Widget World Expo.
This is the first US version of the conference (the first was in London) and attendance is at about a solid 60 to 75.
I'll wait till the end of the day to give my full take on the conference, but so far the highlights have been the following:
- No wifi because it was "too expensive" (if this post sees the light of day it will be because I've gone around the corner and paid for it myself)
- Marc Canter felt at home enough in the main room to interrupt the keynote speaker (Hooman Radfar of Clearspring), screeching "F7!" right after Mr. Radfar mentioned Facebook's "F8" platform. I guess he had some sort of point?
Otherwise, the conference seems to be a mix of old and new, advertisers and publishers (some fine folks from TIME, Inc. are sitting next to me -- here to "understand in greater detail the production, distribution, and monetization of widgets," though when pressed on it, they readily admitted they probably knew more about what works for publishers than the upstart, consultant-esque (my words) speaker slate).
As my reporting advances this morning and afternoon, look for more specific reactions to sessions titled, for example, "Media Transformative," "Widgets to Features: Leveraging Widgets and Apps to Provide Cross Domain Functionality," and "Can widgets save display advertising?"
Session Notes:
"Show us the money!" with Chris Cunningham of Appssavvy
Chris opens by reporting that "We're in the business of making money" and shows a slide of them "bridging the gap between Palo Alto and Madison Avenue." Basically, these guys do for Facebook apps what Blip.tv does for podcasts: match publishers and brands on a more hands-on basis than a basic ad network. Chris seems to think Facebook is where all the action is and will be, despite the fact that MySpace's team is "really smart."
Lastly, Chris reports that Appssavvy will be launching a ComScore-like back-end which tracks app engagement and usage across the various platforms (Facebook / MySpace) and splits the metrics into demographic metrics for buyers to then use to help target their budgets.
My take: Chris knows what he's talking about. Due to my NPM experience, I have a strong bias towards "ad people" who know how the sales process works and are laser focused on monetizing stuff. Watch out for these guys.
Best quote: "God bless the movie studios" (for their budgets). ---break---
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Listed under Festivals in Meknes, Morocco.
Morocco celebrates a number of Moussems, festivals honouring saints, and the Moussem of Sidi Ben Aissa, held in Meknes, is one of the biggest and most spectacular.
For the two festival days each April, white, conical circus like tents are set up in the towns square and a cross between a circus and a medieval style jousting tournament is held. Horses charge in rows with riders firing guns from the saddles, while illusionists, jugglers and glass swallowers perform in the tents.
These explosive death defying celebrations spring from a time when the Moussem of Sidi Ben Aissa was a time for the gathering of the Aissoua brotherhood of priests who were renowned for their ability to perform death defying acts while under trances. There is also music, singing and dancing, market souks and a party atmosphere. The main celebrations take place around the tomb of Ben Aissa, the founder of the Aissoua Sufi Brotherhood.
Meknes, where the festival is held, remains one of Morocco's most traditionally constructed cities and is know for its beautiful architecture and production of beautiful, detailed mosaics and metal work.
and when will Sidi Ben Aissa Moussem be this year 2017?
so which is it? june or august?
Hello, coud you tell me the exact dates of the moussems in Meknes this year?
The Moussem of Sidi Ben Aissa is in June.