Hybrid Course

Six virtual webinar events together with 6 weeks of on-line learning.  All virtual and on-line learning components are required for successful completion of the course.

Virtual Classroom Learning-Part 1 (3 virtual class events):

Texas Health Resources Faith Community Nursing program is offering a hybrid virtual webinar/on-line course which will provide registered nurses with specialized knowledge and skills for professional practice in a faith community setting.

The core curriculum focuses on:

• Spirituality
• Professionalism
• Holistic Health
• Community

Pittsburgh Mercy Parish Nurse & Health Ministry Program is offering our "Faith Community Nurse & Health Minister Preparation Course 2022" as a hybrid course. Both in-classroom virtual presentations via priviate Zoom invitaiton and online learning modules. Nursing CEs are provided upon completion of course requirements. Our focus is on adult learning activities via a variety of course instructors. Our five (5) Fall dates (Fridays & Saturdays; all day sessions) are the following: September 23 & 24; October 1, 21 & 22. Come & join us... for this special time of learning and fellowship! 

Moving Forward in Faith and Hope: Bringing Light to Mental and Spiritual Wellness

 

Friday August 5, 2022

8:30a-1p

Lexington Presbyterian Church

246 Barr Rd, Lexington, SC 29072

In person and virtual attendance options available

Purpose: Faith community leaders are often the first point of contact when individuals and families face mental and spiritual health issues or traumatic events. In fact, in times of crisis, many will turn to trusted leaders in their faith communities before they turn to mental health professionals. These Faith community leaders include pastors, ministry heads, faith community nurses and health ministers. When leaders know how to respond, they become significant assets to the overall health care system.

 

About Contact Hours

4 Contact hours applied for through AnMed Health who is approved as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the South Carolina Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.  Approval valid to 2-11-23. 

Visit www.scfcna.com/educationalevents.html to register.

The Foundation of Faith Community Nursing Course prepares registered nurses to provide leadership as a FCN/Parish Nurse or incorporate these wholistic care skills into their current practice.

Dala Johnson, Community Liaison with the Lebanon Police Department, will be on hand to talk about local disaster response in general, and the Pillowcase Project specifically. Will Tucker, Linn County Commissioner and Red Cross Representative, will be on hand to talk about Emergency Management in Faith Communities and Linn County's Disaster Plan.

Texas Health Resources Faith Community Nursing program is offering a hybrid virtual webinar/on-line course which will provide registered nurses with specialized knowledge and skills for professional practice in a faith community setting.

This course is open to RNs of all faiths and provides 38.2 CEUs approved by ANCC for all 50 states.

ANCC approval pending.   FCNs have an opportunity to care for diverse populations.  Research shows that the LGBTQ+ community has been stigmatized and denied access to health care.  How can we, as FCNs, provide the information and spiritual care for this population?  This symposium will help.

Registered nurses of all faiths are able to earn 36.5 CE hrs while attending the Carle Foundations of Faith Community Nursing training course.  Faith Community Nurses draw a closer link between their faith and healthcare communities by acting as health educators and counselors to faith community members, assisting with the homebound, nursing home, and hospitalized congregation members. Through this nondenominational program, participating registered nurses receive continuing education hours, as well as the support and resources necessary to implement a Faith Community Nursing program in their own congregation.

TO REGISTER VISIT https://cmetracker.net/CARLE

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL (217) 902-3160

The Foundations of Faith Community Nursing (Foundations of FCN) course is offered as a hybrid course consisting of in-person, Zoom and online modules using Canvas through Augustana University continuing education.  There will be a fully online option for those unable to travel, please use the provided contact email address to inquire further about this option. 

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As FCNs we often encounter clients who are coping with  agingchanges that affect driving safety.  This can be a time of loss and a time of risk for these seniors.  In this session, you'll learn to assess changes that may present a risk and learn how to help your clients increase safety behind the wheel.  You'll learn what to do when it's no longer safe for someone to drive and how to help with emotional and spiritual care when these losses occur.

3 CE hours designed to meet the requirements of the MN Board of Nursing will be provided.  Please check with your licensing agency to be sure the CEs apply to your situation.

40 hour preparation course for Faith Community Nursing offered on Thursdays this fall.  First and last days (October 12 and November 9) are in person in Plattsburgh, NY.  Intervening Thursdays (Oct 19, Oct 26, Nov 2) are via Zoom.  A limited number of registrations for an all Zoom format will be accepted.  To register, contact Alexandria Beviladqua at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Trauma Informed Care/Disaster Preparedness

First United Methodist Church, 1005 Stover St. Ft. Collins, CO 80524

For those who cannot attend in person, live online zoom available

Please indicate wheter you will be attending in person or on-line.

Scholarships available on request.

This course will include two synchronous sessions with asynchronous lessons in the weeks between the synchronous sessions. The first sychronous class weekend will be January 27 & 28, 2024. The second sychronous class weekend will be March 23 & 24, 2024. Your registration fee pays for all sessions.

Register now to attend the Fall 2024 course offered virtually!

Registered nurses of all faiths are invited to attend the Foundations of Faith Community Nursing training course. Faith Community Nurses draw a closer link between their faith and healthcare communities by acting as health educators and counselors to a faith community membership, as well as assisting with homebound, nursing home, and/or hospitalized congregation members. Through this nondenominational program, participating registered nurses receive continuing education hours, as well as the support and resources necessary to implement a Faith Community Nursing program in their faith community. Established in 1997 by Carle Health, the program has trained over 560 nurses who’ve found joy in serving their faith communities.

Register now to attend the Spring 2025 course offered virtually! Registered nurses of all faiths are invited to attend the Foundations of Faith Community Nursing training course. Faith Community Nurses draw a closer link between their faith and healthcare communities by acting as health educators and counselors to a faith community membership, as well as assisting with homebound, nursing home, and/or hospitalized congregation members. Through this nondenominational program, participating registered nurses receive continuing education hours, as well as the support and resources necessary to implement a Faith Community Nursing program in their faith community. Established in 1997 by Carle Health, the program has trained over 560 nurses who’ve found joy in serving their faith communities.