Synopsis
Zombie Notes Laminated Study Guides - The Fast and Painless Way to Devour your Studies.
This study guide includes the most important information healthcare professionals must memorize to be successful in American Heart Association (AHA) certification exam for Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS). Although a lot of information is included in the two pages, it is easy to see, easy to read, and easy to follow. Many thousands of nurses and other healthcare professionals have used this study guide. These guides were first developed by Michele and Joe in 1985. They have progressed to their current form, and are kept up-to-the-minute accurate. Special Features: Mnemonics; Easy to read & follow; Thick, heavy-duty, baked-on plastic lamination.
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About the Author
Michele G. Kunz, MSN, ANP, RN-BC
I am an AHA Certified Instructor and specialize in providing AHA Certification classes in ACLS, BCLS, PALS, and PEARS. Visit my website at MicheleKunz.com to see more about me, my classes, my books, study guides, essays, and articles.
You can also visit my blog at TheNurseEducator.com for more info. You can also watch my videos at YouTube.com/MicheleKunz/.
I have been a clinical nursing educator for over 25 years. During those years, I have helped many thousands of nurses improve their own job performance and increase their own job satisfaction. I consider myself to be a nurse's nurse, because I am not hidden away in a classroom or office, but out on the floor everyday - interacting with hospital management, the nurses, the patients, and the physicians.
For many years I was the Director of Nursing Education and Informatics at Long Island College Hospital in Brooklyn, NY. I was in the LICH Nursing Education Department for 25 years. I developed the desire to teach nurses over 30 years ago when I was an ICU nurse at Staten Island University Hospital. It was at SIUH that I realized that I could learn how to be a better nurse by teaching the other nurses. I haven't stopped teaching since then.
I am now the Director of Nursing Education & Research at Mercy Medical Center in Rockville Centre, Long Island, NY.
I am also the Director of Medical Education at Dickson Keanaghan, LLC, a company that I helped start, where we train and certify the medical staff of over 500 hospitals, medical offices, and surgi-centers on Long Island and New York City.
Michele is also the editor of Notes on Nursing by Florence Nightingale - available on Amazon.com/.
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