Contact

Samantha Hernandez, Regional Director
The Northeastern Simulation Center- Saint Barnabas Medical Center-RWJ Barnabas Health
Samantha.Hernandez@rwjbh.org
973-322-6660

When

Friday, June 28, 2019 from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM EDT

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Where

Atkins-Kent Building
101 Old Short Hills Road
Suite 508
West Orange, NJ 07052

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Internal Medicine Boot Camp

PPH and Shoulder Dystocia-NBIMC

Objectives:

1) Identify and demonstrate appropriate application of skills for: Foley placement, Feeding tubes and nasogastric tubes, Butterfly blood draws, Tube colors for different blood draws, Starting IV lines, Angiocaths, Starting IV Bags/Fluid bolus, Primary and Secondary tubing...

2) Integrate effective team communication

Educators:

NGT/OGT/Feedings with Kangaroo pump

Russini Floresca BSN RN, CEN, CCRN – Clinical InstructorRussini has been employed with SBMC for 17 years and has been a nurse for 29 years. She is certified as an Emergency Nurse and a Critical Care Nurse. She primarily worked in the CardioThoracic Intensive Care Unit prior to joining the Department of Nursing Education & Research in 2019. She covers the whole hospital as the night shift Clinical Instructor.

Phlebotomy with butterfly with arms and order of blood draw & IV insertion with arms and Vein Finder

Marcella Klepacki BSN, RNC-OB

Marcella has been a member of the Department of Nursing Education & Research as a Clinical Instructor covering Family Centered Care since 2019. She has been a nurse for 31 years focusing on OB patients and families.

Sigma Pump/IV tubing/IVF/IVPB

Naomi Fox MSN, RN, CCRN – Director of Nursing Education & Research

Naomi has been employed in Saint Barnabas Medical Center since 2007. She has worked as a staff nurse on the Burn Step Down Unit, the Burn Intensive Care Unit and the Cardio Thoracic Intensive Care Unit. She is certified as a Critical Care Nurse. Naomi joined Nursing Education in 2016 as a Clinical Instructor. She is now the Director of the Department of Nursing Education & Research. She adjuncts as a clinical Instructor for Rutgers University and completed her Masters of Nursing Education clinical rotation at The Russell Berrie Institute for Simulation Learning at Holy Name Medical Center.

FC insertion/Pure Wick/Condom Catheters

Mary Velardi-Stoffel MSN, RN, HNB-BC

Mary has been employed with SBMC since 2005 in a variety of roles within the Emergency Department and the Oncology Department. Most recently, she joined the Department of Nursing Education & Research in 2017 as a Clinical Instructor covering medical/surgical units and the oncology service line. She is certified as a Holistic Nurse. Mary is passionate about simulation learning because “It provides individuals with the opportunity to learn without being under pressure and creates a safe, supportive environment for learning thus building confidence with skills”.

Disclosure Information: The faculty, neither activity planners have any relevant financial interest or relation with the manufacturer(s) of any commercial product(s) discussed in this education activity.