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A nurse remediator is one who has
to fulfill a judgement given to him or her from the
BON. The judgement will include completion of one or
more of the following courses:
- Medication
Administration
- Nursing
Jurisprudence
- Documentation
- Physical
Assessement
- Ethics
The
judgment may or may not include clinical hours. In most
situations, the nurse has one year to fulfill the requirements
of the judgement.
A nurse refresher can be a RN or
LVN who has not practiced clinical nursing for a length
of time (check with your state board on the time period),
a person who has allowed their license to become inactive,
a person coming from another state/country, or a transitioning
nurse from another practice area.
There are other courses available
which may be recommended by your instructor depending
on your past experience and future plans.
The refresher program is designed to update knowledge,
current nursing theory and clinical practice, which
consist of a didactic and clinical component to ensure
entry-level competencies into professional practice.
These courses are not accepted for CEU's credit.
Customized courses are designed to
meet the customer’s specific needs. PHES travels
to your facility to give the course of your choice.
Our customer base includes:
- Hospitals
- Nursing
homes
- Doctor
offices
- Childcare
centers
- Churches
and more
You can request a complimentary interview with one of
PHES’ consultants to discuss your specific needs.
The customized material can be given as a one-hour inservice
or a four seminar. PHES charges by the hour, not by
the person. This is an incredible saving for the customer.
All records will be provided for you.
Various types of facilities require
that the staff demonstrate specific tasks to show competency.
Examples:
- Nursing
home staff demonstrates competency in medication administration
All
records will be provided for you.
Registration can be done online,
by fax, mail, or phone. Registration must be completed
by means of the above mentioned methods and submitted
to PHES offices ONE week prior to course date.
Yes. Payments are due ONE week prior
to class online, or by mail with check or money order.
Payments are also accepted the day of class by check,
cash or money order. Although payment is accepted the
day your course begins, you must have your registration
form to PHES one week PRIOR to course commencement.
Requests for rescheduling must be
received by PHES 12 hours prior to course date. If not,
a $50 cancellation/rescheduling fee will be added to
the total payment due.
Yes. Type II CEUs are available for
certain courses. However, if you are a refresher or
remediator, your classes are not counted for CEUs. However,
as a nurse refresher you must have additional CEU's
to meet the state-board's requirements.
Clinicals can be done at any PHES
affiliate site in the greater Houston Area. Clinicals
can be schedule at various times although they must
be on day shift. Clinicals must be completed within
a month of course completion. Clinical sites include:
We have locations
in Southwest Houston and North Houston. Call PHES to
find out where a particular course will be taught that
month.
No, PHES is not a nursing school
or a nurse’s aide school. PHES is a continuing
education company specializing in healthcare courses.
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