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Pulmonary Function Technician RefresherNow required every 5 years by NIOSH |
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| This refresher course reviews the critical elements covered in the NIOSH-approved spirometry course to ensure that practicing technicians and other respiratory surveillance program personnel are current in spirometry technique and understanding of regulatory requirements. Considerable time is devoted to open discussion and group interaction involving technique, recordkeeping requirements, and spirometry interpretation.
Course topics: Who Should Attend: The OSHA Cotton Dust Standard (29CFR1910.1043) states: Persons other than licensed physicians, who administer pulmonary function testing required by this section shall have completed a NIOSH-approved training course in spirometry. This became the “Gold Standard” for anyone administering pulmonary tests in the occupational setting. Regulations did not require a refresher course although occupational and professional organizations recommended periodic refreshers. NIOSH has recently determined that because of the many changes occurring in spirometry over the past several years that a refresher in Spirometry will be required every 5 years. Course Content Note: Please bring sample copies of tracings for discussion. Course Length and Time NOTE: Please bring copies of sample tracings of your pulmonary tests to review in the class. |
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| Course Fee: $245 Scheduled course dates for 2008 March 14 June 19 October 17 All courses are held in Greensboro, NC unless otherwise noted. |
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