Do you make presentations at meetings or educational programs?

Are you thinking about teaching?

Getting up in front of a group of people can be hard but keeping them interested and motivated can be harder. Helen Maxwell has been a community college instructor for many years and a phlebotomy supervisor. She has written many articles on phlebotomy, she has been a speaker at many medical organizations throughout the country and has been an expert witness in the field of phlebotomy. Let her guide you through the way a presentation should be given. Tips and tools will be given to you to help spark your audience. Mrs. Maxwell and her assistants will help you learn how to keep your audience INTERESTED and MOTIVATED. This program is not just designed to get you ready to retrain your Phlebotomists when LFS and the state of California says it is time to do so, but to help you give any presentation smoothly and effectively.
(This will be an intermediate level of learning)

Who is eligible to take this program?

A Phlebotomist that has 3 years of working experience out of the last 5 years, Clinical Laboratory Scientist, or Registered Nurse
*** The above professions have been considered eligible by LFS to teach Phlebotomy.

Location / Date / Time
Chico, California	September 17 - 19, 2002
Sacramento, California	September 23 - 25, 2002
San Diego, California	November 12 - 14, 2002
Registration Fee:
Day 1 - $150.00 - 6 hours of continuing education
Day 2 & 3 - $200 plus (optional) Phlebotomy Manual $50.00 - 12 hours of continuing education
Day 1,2, & 3 - $300 plus (optional) Phlebotomy Manual $50.00 - 18 hours of continuing education

Day 1 (General Presentations)	Day 2 (Teaching Phlebotomy)	Day 3 (Presenting Topics on Phlebotomy)
8:00 am Registration	8:00 am Registration	8:00 am Registration
Polished and Professional Presentations	"The How to Teach"	Presenting Phlebotomy Topics
Openings	Making Lesson Plans/Activities
High Attention Students	Test Questions / Insurance/ Waivers
Motivating Adults	Venipuncture/Skin Puncture Procedures
Developing Rapport	Anatomy & Physiology
Phases of Teaching	Lab Acquired Diseases
Types of Understanding	Drawing Specialty Patients
Preparing the Presentation	Physiological Effects of Blood
Presenting the Presentation	Laboratory Tests and Blood Tubes
The Learning Process	Legal Issues/Professionalism
Props, Handouts, Visuals & Humor	Ergonomics
Presentations in Trouble	Infection Control & OSHA
Closing Presentations
Bees

Instructor Helen Maxwell is licensed by Bureau for Private Post Secondary and Vocational Education Cert No. NHAK-5AZUS-S2002

For further information, contact CaPhlebTraining@aol.com or (828) 294-6654 Registration Form must be mailed 30 days prior to the event. Sorry - No walk-ins. No Refunds. Name _______________________________ Title __________________________ Address _____________________________ City ___________ State ______ Zip ________ Day Phone __________________ Amount Enclosed ___________ Day Attending 1 2 3 Location Attending ___________________________ Date ______________________

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