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Central Sterile Processing Technician - HEA104
with MULTIPLE INSTRUCTORS
Central Sterile Processing Technician Learn to clean and sterilize surgical instruments and medical equipment, and to set up and deliver them to surgical areas, hospital rooms, clinics and even patient’s homes. Assemble, adjust and check non-sterile equipment, and sterile supplies needed for surgery or other medical procedures. Learn about microbes and germs and how they cause infections, as well as managing inventory, ordering supplies, inspecting, maintaining, delivering and retrieving equipment and instruments for surgery, emergency room and other patient care units. After completing this program, test for the certifying exam given at a local Prometric Testing Center to obtain provisional certification from the Healthcare Sterile Processing Association (HSPA). The cost of this exam is not included in cost of this program. Once employed, you must accumulate 400 hours of work experience within 6 months to become fully certified. Program includes classroom, and experience in a sterile processing department during the clinical portion of the program. Clinical experience may be on any day/time of the week, based on clinical site schedules. Job requires ability to lift at least 25 pounds. Cost of course includes required textbook. Health Care Requirements for Non-Credit Health courses: 1. Accuplacer Placement Exam: It is strongly recommended that students take the exam for advising purposes. For testing information or to schedule an exam please visit the Testing Center Web Page: https://www.northshore.edu/cas/testing/index.html 2. A CORI Check. 3. Proof of immunizations, a negative TB test, a COVID-19 vaccine with a booster, or a drug screening may be required for certain healthcare classes. You will receive an email from jmccloud@northshore.edu before the first class, containing the student healthcare packet. This packet must be reviewed, electronically signed, and submitted prior to the start of class. If you have any questions, please call us at (978) 236-1200.
Reiki Review/Practice Workshop - HEA208
with MULTIPLE INSTRUCTORS
Reiki Review/Practice Workshop Looking to practice and discuss Reiki? This workshop is designed for people who want to brush up on their Reiki skills and learn a few new techniques. The workshop will include Q&A time and practice. For all levels of Reiki practitioners. Prerequisites: Students must be certified in any lineage or system of Reiki at Level I or higher. Students must be able to provide their Reiki course completion certificate upon request.
Social Media for Small Business: Stay in the Game- - INF248
with MULTIPLE INSTRUCTORS
Social Media for Small Business: Stay in the Game- Remote Learning Course Learn to effectively use social media for a variety of professional purposes including connecting with a larger network, improving relationships with existing customers and businesses, and channeling relevant information to the right people. Learn the nuts and bolts of social media platforms including etiquette and ethics, writing effective business content, identifying and how to target your audience, and doing it all on a budget! Includes Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube and Pinterest. Students must activate their My Northshore account prior to first class.
Landscape Garden Maintenance: Spring - AFS200
with DANIEL BOUCHARD
Enjoy learning on-site in Beverly at the historic Sedgwick Gardens at Long Hill, one of the premiere gardens in New England , managed by the Trustees of Reservations. A hands-on opportunity to participate in spring landscaping and garden maintenance with a professional educator and horticulturist with over 30 years' of experience. Ideal for gardeners, designers, people working in the landscaping field, homeowners, and career changers. The class is held off campus at Long Hill, located at 572 Essex St. Beverly MA.
Website Design & Management with WordPress - INF233
with FRANCES PRATT
Website Design & Management with WordPress WordPress has grown to become one of the world's most popular content management systems (CMS) and blogging tools. Creating a simple blog or website no longer requires knowledge of any programming language. Learn how to get your blog or website started from installing and configuring the software, to using themes, plug-ins, and widgets. At conclusion, you will have begun to design and develop your first blog or website along with managing and changing content, creating posts, adding pages, embedding video and changing media files. Students must activate their My Northshore account prior to first class.
SPANISH I - LAC122
with BRAULIO TELLEZ VILCHES
Spanish 1 An informal approach to learning the Spanish language through interactive in-class communication, exchanging greetings, engaging in simple conversations and learning useful everyday vocabulary. You'll enjoy conversing in class, at home, at work, or on vacation using your newly learned Spanish skills.
Journaling & Memoir Writing - LAC155
with ANTHONY GANGI
Journaling & Memoir Writing In this course, students will focus on the art of journaling, writing about experiences in their daily life. With journaling being the foundation, you will be led through the process of turning journaling experiences and entries into the beginnings of a cohesive memoir. Best practices for working on such a piece, including a focus on good storytelling and event focus, will also be included.
Community Healthworker-Mass Board Approved Training Program - HEA120
with MULTIPLE INSTRUCTORS
Community Health Workers (CHWs) play a key role in ensuring the health and well-being of multi-cultural residents in a variety of community-based settings such as homes, schools, clinics, shelters, local businesses, and community centers. Learn the various components and functions of community health work including outreach methods and strategies, individual and community assessment, effective communication, cultural responsiveness and mediation, education to promote healthy behavior change, care coordination and system navigation, use of public health concepts and approaches, advocacy and community capacity building, documentation along with professional skills and conduct. The Community Health Worker (CHW) training program has been developed to align with the Massachusetts Department of Public Health recommended ten corecompetencies to prepare you for an entry-level positions in community health. Textbook required: Timothy Berthold (Editor), Darouny Somsanith: ISBN: 978-1-394-19978-5 For information on applying for the Community Health Worker Certification visit: https://www.mass.gov/how-to/apply-for-community-health-worker-certification.