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Perioperative Education Consultants

Through her business as a perioperative education consultant, Florence Petersen:

  • Provides onsite continuing education courses for nurses and allied health personnel;
  • Provides continuing and in-service education on behalf of the medical industry;
  • Contracts as a consultant faculty member for seminars.
      

The field of perioperative care continues to change as do all areas of nursing. Nurses must keep up with these changes in order to provide the best possible care to patients. The mission of Florence Petersen’s consulting business is to provide continuing education programs to nurses and allied health personnel working in the perioperative care setting. She specifically targets ambulatory surgery centers; physician-owned surgery centers; and diagnostic centers. Her business also targets those in medical industry companies and provides continuing education on their behalf.

 

Because she takes the education programs to the facilities, the facility administration can schedule participation by the entire nursing staff and allied health personnel of the facility.

 

All courses are currently one or two hours in length. Most are available for continuing education contact hours. For more informaiont, contact Florence Petersen. She will develop a program to meet the needs of your facility and staff. 
 


 

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