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NICUniversity.org offers a wide range of relevant and important continuing education courses for the practicing neonatology health care provider.


Please browse through the categories listed below. The CME and CE Lecture Series includes lectures for physicians and nurses. The NP/Nurses Corner provides CE courses intended specifically for nurses. The Resident Lecture Series helps meet the needs of neonatology residents and fellow. And lastly, the Lecture Annex, while not available for continuing education credits, offers many lectures covering a wide variety of topics that are interesting and timely.

Residents Lecture Series

Welcome to the Residents Lecture Series, an important part of NICUniversity.org. The Residents' Lecture Series was developed to meet the needs of Neonatology Residents and Fellows by filling the informational gap created by changes in the RRC requirements and new work-hour regulations that resulted in fewer hours available for education by program faculty. The Residents Lecture Series provides an alternative method to obtain new information by making it available online where it can be accessed at anytime and fit into everyone's busy schedule.

The overarching goal of the Resident Lecture Series is to help Neonatology Residents and Fellows become expert clinicians by providing information targeted to your career needs. Each course will have an exam and provide participants with a Certificate of Completion.

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Implications of Nuchal Cord VIEW DETAILS  
 
Credit Hours:
This lecture is not available for CME credit
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Lecturer:
Morarji Peesay, MD, FAAP
Associate Professor
Department of Neonatology
MedStar Montgomery Medical Center
MedStar Georgetown University Hospital
 Date Released:
08/15/2018
    Fee:  
    FREE  

 
Evidence-Based Techniques to Enhance Quality of Life VIEW DETAILS  
The following program was filmed at the Necrotizing Enterocolitis (NEC) Society Symposium in April, 2017
Credit Hours:
This lecture is not available for CME credit
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Lecturers:
Erin Umberger

Brianna Negrete, MM, MT-BC
Board Certified Music Therapist
NICU Music Therapist

Sandra Wishon, RN, MSN
Director of Clinical Outreach
By the Bay Kids®/Hospice by the Bay®
An Affiliate of UCSF Health
Larkspur, California

Catherine Rottkamp, MD, PhD
Assistant Professor of Clinical Pediatrics
Division of Neonatology
UC Davis Children’s Hospital
 Date Released:
08/11/2017
    Fee:  
    FREE  

 
Lactation and Milk as a Model for the Future of Precision Health VIEW DETAILS  
The following program was filmed at the NEC Society Symposium in April, 2017
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Lecturer:
J. Bruce German, PhD
University of California, Davis
Foods for Health Institute
 Date Released:
08/11/2017
    Fee:  
    FREE  

 
Regulatory Considerations in Development of NEC Therapeutics VIEW DETAILS  
The following program was filmed at the Necrotizing Enterocolitis (NEC) Society Symposium in April, 2017
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This lecture is not available for CME credit
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Lecturer:
Gerri Baer, MD
Neonatologist and Medical Officer
 Date Released:
08/11/2017
    Fee:  
    FREE  

 
Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) Hospitalizations in Infants and the Results of the Anderson et al. (SENTINEL1) Study, 2014-2015 VIEW DETAILS  
 
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No credits of any type are currently available for this lecture.  This program should only be viewed by non US Healthcare Practitioners.
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Lecturer:
John P. DeVincenzo, MD

Professor of Pediatrics, Division of Pediatric Infectious Diseases

Professor of Molecular Sciences, Microbiology, Immunology, and Biochemistry

Instructor, Biostatistics and Preventive Medicine

University of Tennessee Center for Health Sciences.

Clinical Director: Methodist/Le Bonheur Hospitals Molecular Diagnostics Laboratory

Clinical Director: Methodist/Le Bonheur Hospitals Clinical Virology Laboratory
Memphis, TN, USA


 Date Released:
11/22/2016
    Fee:  
    FREE  

 
Electronic Fetal Monitoring VIEW DETAILS  
 
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Lecturer:
Jennifer Merriman, MD
Delaware Center for Maternal & Fetal Medicine
 Date Released:
02/26/2016
    Fee:  
    FREE  

 
Tackling Pulmonary Hypertension in Pre-Term Infants - From Identification to Improving Outcomes (4 of 4) VIEW DETAILS  

Module 4 of 4 Challenging Diagnostic Cases in Pre-Term Infants

Optimal diagnosis and treatment of pulmonary hypertension (PH) in pre-term infants is clinically challenging, as there is currently a lack of consensus on clinical guidelines for neonatologists. As more neonatologists are diagnosing and treating pre-term infants for PH, there has been an increase in ongoing research and a national effort to establish clinical guidelines for the management of PH.

This module was captured at the Tackling Pulmonary Hypertension in Pre-Term Infants – From Identification to Outcomes satellite symposium at the 2015 Hot Topics in Neonatology® in Washington, D.C.

 

Credit Hours:
0.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™
0.75 Contact Hour

 Valid Until:
1/13/2018
   
Lecturers:
Michael D. Schreiber, MD
Usha Krishnan, MD, DM, FAHA
Steven H. Abman, MD
 Date Released:
1/13/2016
    Fee:  
    FREE  

 
Tackling Pulmonary Hypertension in Pre-Term Infants - From Identification to Improving Outcomes (3 of 4) VIEW DETAILS  

Module 3 of 4 Addressing the Problem: Treatment and Intervention Strategies to Improve Outcomes

Optimal diagnosis and treatment of pulmonary hypertension (PH) in pre-term infants is clinically challenging, as there is currently a lack of consensus on clinical guidelines for neonatologists. As more neonatologists are diagnosing and treating pre-term infants for PH, there has been an increase in ongoing research and a national effort to establish clinical guidelines for the management of PH.

This module was captured at the Tackling Pulmonary Hypertension in Pre-Term Infants – From Identification to Outcomes satellite symposium at the 2015 Hot Topics in Neonatology® in Washington, D.C.

 

Credit Hours:
0.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™
0.75 Contact Hour 

Valid Until:
1/13/2018
   
Lecturer:
Michael D. Schreiber, MD
Professor and Executive Vice-Chair
Chief, Section of Neonatology
Department of Pediatrics
University of Chicago

Date Released:
1/13/2016
    Fee:  
    FREE  

 
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