Healthcare Course Library for Continuing Education

The Health Center Program Compliance Manual is a resource for health centers to use to ensure they understand and demonstrate compliance with the Health Center Program requirements.
The Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) site visit supports the Health Center Program Operational Site Visit (OSV). The OSV provides an objective assessment and verification of the status of the Health Center Program awardees’ or look-alikes’ compliance with the statutory and regulatory requirements of the Bureau of Primary Health Centers (BPHC) Health Center Program.
This course will provide an overview of the purpose of the compliance manual, with a brief review of each chapter of the compliance manual. The OSV will also be explained. Course expiration date: 9/22/2026

Health centers must have an ongoing quality improvement and quality assurance (QI/QA) system that includes clinical services, as well as information regarding management, safety, and maintaining the confidentiality of patient records. This course will dive deeper into the chapters of the compliance manual and SVP tools related to quality and risk management responsibilities. Course expiration date: 11/2/2026

Course overview
ProPALS is a Pediatric Advanced Life Support Provider Course designed for healthcare providers that direct or participate in the management of respiratory and cardiovascular emergencies in pediatric patients. The goal of this course is to train healthcare providers to recognize pediatric respiratory emergencies, shock, and cardiopulmonary emergencies and train healthcare providers to intervene with high-quality individual and team skills. The training follows the latest American Heart Association and ECC/ILCOR guidelines and is nationally accredited and accepted.
Goal
This certification is designed to equip health professionals with knowledge of Pediatric Advanced Life Support Procedures. Course expiration date: 5/30/2025

Course overview
ProFirstAid Advanced is online CPR (adult, child, and infant) and First aid certification for the healthcare provider. If you are currently certified with Red Cross, AHA, National Safety Council, ASHI or Medic First Aid, you are welcome to utilize the Advanced.ProFirstAid.com program and receive a new, two-year ProFirstAid Advanced certificate. This online first aid certification meets OSHA guidelines for the general workplace training requirements where CPR certification is not required. This course is perfect for users that require first aid training without CPR. The CPR training follows the latest American Heart Association and ECC/ILCOR guidelines and is nationally accredited and accepted.
Goal
This certification is designed to equip health professionals with knowledge of general First Aid.

Course overview
ProCPR is an online CPR certification for professionals in the healthcare industry. The CPR training follows the latest American Heart Association and ECC/ILCOR guidelines and is nationally accredited and accepted. The goal of this course is to cover topics including Dispatcher-assisted CPR, use of continuous vs interrupted chest compressions by emergency medical services (EMS) providers, use of chest compression?? Only (hands only), and CPR vs CPR using chest compressions with ventilation in both the in-hospital and out-of-hospital settings.
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This certification provides learners with information on basic life support strategies in the event of cardiac medical emergencies among adults and children.

The Health Resources and Services Administration’s Bureau of Primary Health Care, or BPHC, is responsible for overseeing HRSA’s Health Center Program. The Health Center Program is a national network of health centers. These health centers offer complete primary healthcare services to underserved communities, regardless of whether the patient has health insurance or an ability to pay for services. These health centers must demonstrate compliance with the requirements in the BPHC Compliance Manual during a HRSA Operational Site Visit. This course provides a comprehensive look into the compliance manual chapters and Site Visit Protocol tools that relate to clinical operations and responsibilities during a HRSA Operational Site Visit. Course expiration date: 12/23/2026

The Health Resources and Services Administration, a division of the Department of Health and Human Services, periodically conducts site visits in order to determine that the operations of health centers that receive federal grants supporting the needs of underserved populations are fully complying with federal statutes and regulations. Through tours, interviews, and review of documents, a team of consultants is responsible for assessing the organizations in the operational areas of clinical, fiscal, and administrative performance. Health centers must meet nineteen program requirements, under the categories of Needs Assessment, Services, Management and Finances, and Governance or Administration. As a result, the health centers receive a report on findings that could guide the organizations on corrective action or affect their federal award. Course expiration date: 7/20/2026

A health center’s board is fundamental to its success, providing key oversight of the Health Center Program. Although the scope may be diverse, encompassing operations to finances to strategic planning, keeping the board up to date on its responsibilities and roles will better help the health center thrive, comply with HRSA requirements, and pass Operational Site visits. Board members should understand their roles and responsibilities of serving on the board of a Health Center Program participant and identify how to contribute to the success of the health center. This course will cover the responsibilities of the board during an HRSA operation site visit. Course expiration date: 6/11/2026

Biofilm is a complex community of microorganisms that can attach to a surface and lead to a variety of health issues. In newborns, biofilm formation in enteral feeding tubes is a significant concern for healthcare professionals as it can cause healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), increase patient morbidity, and prolong hospital stays. A 2020 report from the National Healthcare Safety Network (NHSN) found that healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) affect approximately 1 in 31 hospitalized patients in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) in the United States resulting in thousands of deaths and increased healthcare costs each year. By taking this course, healthcare workers will gain the necessary knowledge and skills to provide safe and effective care to newborns requiring enteral nutrition.