Online CE and Professional Development

This course is primarily for students, and informs students, faculty, and staff on how to prevent and report sexual misconduct and gender-based harassment or discrimination. It was developed to assist AdventHealth University students, faculty, and staff to meet training obligations under Title IX and is meant to complement other prevention efforts within our university environment.

This course is directed to all healthcare professionals. Presented are the definition, statistics, and patterns of domestic violence in America. This course outlines intimate partner violence, elder abuse and neglect, and child abuse and neglect. Learn the factors that make healthcare professionals reluctant to intervene in these situations. Although laws and definition of terms may vary among states, all state legislatures have passed laws requiring that you must take action to help the victim - failure to report is a first degree misdemeanor!

This course has been approved by a MQA Board and fulfills the renewal and disciplinary continuing education requirements for 2 hours of Domestic Violence as required for state licensing in the state of Florida - 456.031, F.S. and 64B-5.010, F.A.C.

This HIV/AIDS course is designed for the healthcare professional who would like to learn more about the clinical management and current recommended treatment regimens of the patient who is HIV-positive. ART will be discussed, as well as treatment to control symptoms and to treat concurrent opportunistic and co-infections.

This course is fully accredited by the Department of Health under 64B9-5.009, F.A.C. and 456.033, F.S.

Learn about AIDS-defining infections and the general guidelines to delay or prevent occurrences. The content is organized into three broad sections: 1) some of the more common co-infections, including hepatitis and STDs; 2) opportunistic, AIDS-defining infections, including those that are bacterial, fungal, viral, and parasitical, as well as several malignancies; and 3) guidelines to delay or prevent occurrences of these infections.

This course meets MQA requirements under 64B9-5.009, F.A.C. and 456.033, F.S.

The course focus is on HIV/AIDS prevention and transmission. It also addresses concerns of healthcare workers who may have "accidentally" been infected. Content includes an overview of AIDS: its global impact, disease stages, and treatment guidelines; a discussion of OSHA standards related to bloodborne pathogens; and a description of the Florida Omnibus Act, including the Florida Omnibus Act Amendment. This course meets requirements for 1 credit of HIV/AIDS training for healthcare professionals.

This course is fully accredited by the Department of Health under 64B9-5.009, F.A.C. and 456.033, F.S.

Human slavery has always existed; with the popularity of social media the awareness of human trafficking is gaining recognition throughout the world and we are now recognizing its prevalence in the United States. As healthcare and mental health professionals it is essential that we acquire the knowledge, training, and skills in conjunction with human trafficking; this course will increase your level of awareness and knowledge about human trafficking and exploitation. Includes accreditation for: FL Board of Respiratory Care; FL Board of Occupational Therapy; FL Council of Dietetics and Nutrition; FL Council of Licensed Midwifery and FL Board of Athletic Training.

This course meets or exceeds the criteria outlined in S.464.013,F.S. and the MQA for 2 CEU in human trafficking.

Human slavery has always existed; with the popularity of social media the awareness of human trafficking is gaining recognition throughout the world and we are now recognizing its prevalence in the United States. As healthcare and mental health professionals it is essential that we acquire the knowledge, training, and skills in conjunction with human trafficking; this course will increase your level of awareness and knowledge about human trafficking and exploitation.

This course meets or exceeds the criteria outlined in S.464.013,F.S. and the MQA for 2 CEU in human trafficking.

This course will help enhance the healthcare professional's ability to effectively communicate with patients in order to satisfy patients' needs and expectations. The course focuses on how to best communicate important and relevant information to a diverse patient population that will establish trust with the patient. Particular attention is given to the healthcare professional's role in communication, ethics, protocols, patient confidentiality, image quality, and professionalism.

This course is updated with the changes to APRN and the enhanced Nurse Licensure Compact. In addidtion, this course also covers the Nurse Practice Act, the general scope of practice, nursing practice in the State of Florida, the discipline process related to nursing practice, and the general requirements for continuing licensure. Completing this course will also assist the participant in creating a professional plan for career maintenance and development within the limits of the law. Beginning July 1, 2025 all health care practitioners in Florida must comply with new background screening requirements - this course contains the new requirements on back-ground checks and finger-printing for licensing and renewal

This 2-hour online CE course for the LPN, RN, CRNA, and APRN fulfills the 2-hour continuing education requirement as stated in 64B9-5.013 for nursing license renewal.

Upon successful completion, your CEs will automatically post to CE Broker.

This course fulfills the 2-hour Medical Errors requirement for license renewal. The content focus is on medical errors and their effects on patient safety. Using multi-causal analysis, you will be able to recognize error prone situations and processes and identify factors that impact the occurrence of these errors to improve patient outcomes.

This course has been approved by an MQA Board and fulfills the renewal and disciplinary continuing education requirements for 2 hours of Medical Errors as required for state licensing in the State of Florida - 64B9-5.011, F.A.C.

Substance use disorder is under-reported among nurses due to denial, fear of losing employment, risk of a tainted reputation, embarrassment, shame, and/or unawareness of available assistance.

This course addresses workplace impairment and fulfills the 2 CNE for license renewal as mandated by the Florida Board of Nursing.

Upon successful completion, the participants' CEUs will be electronically reported to CE Broker.