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Whether you want to advance your clinical capabilities, or are responsible for the performance of your surgical teams, AORN has an evidence-based solution designed to meet your goals.
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Explore how these clinical—and medical surgical facility—education offerings can continue to improve the care, safety and outcomes of your patients throughout your career.
Recorded Webinars
Recorded educational webinars are available from the Association of periOperative Registered Nurses. These webinars reflect the newest edition of the AORN Guidelines.
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This course prepares perioperative RNs for abdominal general surgery, includes procedures, safe practices, equipment, and workflow.
Advance perioperative nursing competency with the new Periop 303 program. Featuring 26 scenario-based modules and 14.75 contact hours, this education solution helps experienced perioperative RNs strengthen clinical decision-making and professional development.
This session will provide resources to optimize perioperative flow and operational efficiency with an emphasis on safe patient preparation, starting surgeries on time (first case starts), and minimizing room turnover time.
4.25 CE
Develop practical leadership skills, gain fresh insights, and connect with fellow perioperative leaders in this one-day workshop.
Based on AORN’s Guidelines for Perioperative Practice - Pneumatic Tourniquets: Guideline Update 2021.
Learn how to safely position patients for an invasive or noninvasive procedure.
Based on AORN’s Guidelines for Perioperative Practice - Positioning the Perioperative Patient-Guideline Update.
Understand the scope of perianesthesia nursing and the skill sets needed to perform this role.
Providing professional development opportunities for perioperative teams can accelerate your retention and accreditation efforts. Available for facility purchase only. Learn more about hosting opportunities.
3 CH, 3 AEU
This course is designed to provide the perioperative nurse with the knowledge, workflows, and clinical skills necessary to transition to a sterile field or scrub role.
