Pharmacology CE built for nurses who prescribe

A practical, evidence-based course on HIV transmission, testing, treatment as prevention, PrEP, PEP, and management of occupational exposure.

A practical nursing review of substance use disorder assessment, controlled-substance schedules, overdose response, evidence-based treatment, recovery, and stigma-free care.

Builds practical nursing skills to prevent medication errors through verification, reconciliation, clear communication, safe documentation, and systems-based reporting.

Review postanesthetic recovery and assessment, airway and respiratory monitoring, residual neuromuscular blockade, nausea and vomiting, temperature concerns, delirium, pain, and handoff. The course examines recovery scores alongside the patient's overall condition and discharge-readiness considerations.

A nursing-focused review of obesity assessment, current weight-management pharmacotherapy, adverse-effect monitoring, pediatric care, and patient education.

A current, clinically focused review of COVID-19 vaccine platforms, recommendations, safety, administration, and counseling for nurses nationwide.

Explains how prenatal substance and medication exposures affect pregnancy, fetal development, neonatal adaptation, and long-term outcomes, with practical nursing interventions.

4 contact hours nursing continuing education course: Oncology Nursing: Treatment Toxicity, Symptom Burden and the Recognition of Oncologic Emergencies.

Review clinical reasoning, pharmacologic principles, adverse drug reactions, interactions, polypharmacy, antimicrobial stewardship, controlled substances, and communication in prescribing. Activities emphasize patient-specific assessment, documentation, collaborative review, and verification of professional authority.

This course differentiates anticoagulants from antiplatelets and applies safe assessment, monitoring, education, interruption, and bleeding-response practices across care settings.

3 contact hours nursing continuing education course: Intravenous Therapy Nursing: Infusion Safety and Complication Prevention.

To provide healthcare providers an overview of pain, opioid use disorder, and current practices in prescribing controlled substances.

This course explains how receptor activity, dose-response relationships, and patient-specific factors determine medication effects. Learners connect these principles to bedside assessment, titration, monitoring, and prevention of adverse drug events.

Build practical nursing knowledge of antibiotic classes, selection, resistance, adverse effects, administration, monitoring, and patient education.

To provide healthcare professionals with knowledge of medication errors and review strategies to reduce the risk of a medication error.

After completing this course, the nurse will be able to connect psychotropic medication mechanisms with indications, expected responses, common adverse effects, and urgent safety concerns.

Builds nurses’ skills in distinguishing expected medication effects, adverse events, adverse drug reactions, drug allergy, and anaphylaxis and responding safely.

Build nursing competence in assessing, educating, and monitoring patients who use medical cannabis or cannabidiol while accounting for evidence, interactions, safety, and law.