The course assumes fundamental clinical skills in history taking and physical examination and attempts to build on those skills to address the differences associated with the virtual environment.

This course examines the relationship between contribution and compensation. In it, you’ll learn the 4 P’s for increasing your contributions at work, along with some tips on how to be a culture add instead of a culture cost.

In this course, you’ll learn to define the scope for specific projects.

The importance of mental health can’t be overstated, given that it impacts every part of our lives.

Peer training is a win-win. New employees learn from someone who knows the position inside and out, while existing employees develop mentoring skills and deepen their understanding of their own role.

6 Tips for Your First Week on the Job is part of The Complete Guide for New Professionals Course.

This course provides a guide to effective meetings—from both the meeting facilitator’s and participant’s perspective.

In this course, you’ll find a complete guide to mentoring others. That includes learning who a mentor is and what they do, qualities to look for in an ideal mentee, how to lead productive mentoring sessions, and the do’s and don’ts of becoming an effective mentor.

What does it mean to be a professional at work? And how does professional behavior affect your career?

In this quick guide, you’ll explore the five components of an effective go-to-market strategy. You’ll also learn tips for pricing products and driving adoption with consumers.

This course will help you identify your professional strengths, interests, and values.

Review etiology and management of acute liver failure

Review the guidelines for antimicrobials in sepsis

Overview of general management of bleeding from anticoagulation

Guides include: Effective Use of Consultant Services Inpatient Disposition Inpatient Pain Management, Inpatient Wound Care, Management of Elderly Patients with Critical Illness, Quick Guide to Inpatient Pain Management, Recognition and Assessment of The Seriously Ill Patient

Reviews lung function tests including spirometry, lung volumes, Diffusion capacity, Oximetry and 6 minute walk test

Discuss the evaluation and approach to a patient with dyspnea