TRAINING PROGRAM
The Lung Center of the Philippines Training Division of the Nursing Department offers quality education, training and research to registered nurses and allied health professionals, enabling them to meet the challenges facing their profession in today’s complex environment.
Today’s environment is important, but to address future needs, the Lung Center of the Philippines offers mentoring programs for new nurses; and a strong orientation program for newly-employed nurses.
Basic Skills Training Program, IV Therapy Training, Post-Graduate Course in Pulmonology Nursing, Oncology Nursing, Post-Graduate Course in Critical Care Nursing, Respiratory Emergency Nursing, In-House Programs
Requirements for the Basic Skills Training
1. Resume with latest picture
2. TOR (including diploma and RLE records)
3. Board Rating
4. PRC License
5. PRC Certificate
6. PNA Card
7. Picture 1×1 - 1pc
8. Chest X-ray and PPD (LCP)
9. Long Brown Envelope
CONTACT INFORMATION
Training Division, Department of Nursing,
Lung Center of the PhilippinesQuezon Avenue, Quezon City 1104
Telephone Number 924-6101 to 20 locals 270 • 244 • 415
E-mail: nursing@lcp.gov.ph
The Training Division of the Nursing Department offers quality education, training and research to registered nurses and allied health professionals, enabling them to meet the challenges facing their profession in today’s complex environment. Today’s environment is important, but to address future needs, the Lung Center of the Philippines offers mentoring programs for new nurses; and a strong orientation program for newly-employed nurses.
The Basic Skills Training Program for Nurses is a course that aims to develop nurses’ knowledge, skills and attitude in the performance of techniques and procedures, with an understanding of the principles involved.
The Post Graduate Course in Pulmonology Nursing is conceptualized in line with the hospital-based nurses of the future. It is a stepping stone towards becoming a clinical nurse specialist as far as respiratory care is concerned. The health care system of the future will inevitably be fragmented because of the competitive health market. Hence, there is a need for intensifying our knowledge and skills through an understanding of the underlying principles and concepts in order to develop a high degree of expertise in the care of patients with respiratory diseases.
Oncology Nursing deals with the basic concepts in cancer and the principles in cancer therapy, focusing on the roles and responsibilities of the nurse in cancer management.
The Post Graduate Course in Critical Care Nursing prepares the nurse to meet the demands of patient care in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). The ICU is a specialized unit requiring a new type of nurse—one who possesses the essential knowledge, skills and qualities that will assist him/her to perform effectively in a more sophisticated and technologically advanced environment. With the greater responsibilities that an ICU nurse carries, it is necessary that adequate training be provided to help him/her cope with the challenges in critical care.
Respiratory Emergency Nursing connotes a compelling urgency, and is seen as something immediate and challenging to nurses. Nursing practice in the emergency room demands the best of our energies and capabilities in the accurate assessment of the patient’s condition, and the utilization of sound clinical judgment where life support and effective intervention is the main concern.
The Operating Room Nursing Program aims to prepare nurses to be effective and efficient members of the surgical team and make him/her aware of the vital role as caregiver peri-operatively.
Other programs offered by the Training Department include IV Therapy Training, Clinical Instructor Training Program, Private-Duty Nursing Program, Skills Enhancement Training for Nursing Attendants, and Ward Clerk Training Program.
BASIC SKILLS TRAINING PROGRAM FOR NURSES
Didactic - 80 hoursPracticum - 320 hours
This course aims to develop nurses' knowledge, skills and attitude in the performance of techniques and procedures with an understanding of the principles involved.
IV Therapy Training
Didactic - 24 hours
Primarily designed to comply with PRC, Board of Nursing Resolution No. 08 series of 1994, with the provision of the Philippine Nursing Act of 1991, RA 7164 (Article V Section 37) and to ensure safe practice in Intravenous Therapy.
This program aims to enhance the nurse's knowledge and skill in the delivery of their expanded role as intravenous nurse therapists.
Post-Graduate Course in Pulmonology Nursing
Didactic - 24 hoursPracticum - 80 hours
This program is conceptualized in line with the hospital-based nurses of the future, a stepping stone toward a clinical nurse specialist as far as respiratory care is concerned. The health care system of the future will inevitably be fragmented because of the competitive health market hence, there is a need to intensify our knowledge and skill through an understanding of the underlying principles and concepts in order to develop a high degree of expertise in the care of patients with respiratory diseases.
Oncology Nursing
Didactic - 20 hoursPracticum - 40 hours
This course deals with basic concepts in cancer and the principles in cancer therapy, focusing on the roles and responsibilities of the nurse in cancer management.
Post-Graduate Course in Critical Care Nursing
Didactic - 40 hoursPracticum - 320 hours
The Intensive Care Unit (ICU) is a specialized unit requiring a new type of nurse, one who possesses the essential knowledge, skills and qualities that will assist him/her to perform effectively in a more sophisticated and technologically advanced environment. With the greater responsibilities that an ICU nurse carries, it is necessary that adequate training be provided to help him/her cope with the demands and challenges of the critical care setting.
Respiratory Emergency Nursing
Didactic - 80 hoursPracticum - 320 hours
Respiratory Emergency Nursing connotes a compelling urgency and is seen as a real challenge to nurses. Nursing practice in the emergency room demands the best of our energies and capabilities in accurate assessment, utilization of sound clinical judgment where life support and effective intervention is the main concern.
In-House Programs:
Operating Room Nursing Program
Didactic - 12 hoursPracticum - 320 hours
This program aims to prepare nurses to be effective and efficient members of the surgical team and make her aware of her vital role as caregiver to patients peri-operatively.
Skills Enhancement Training for Nursing Attendants
Didactic - 12 hours
This course provides the participants with the essential knowledge and skills in the performance of basic, yet vital nursing procedures as well as equipping them with up-to-date techniques in assisting patients.
Ward Clerk Training Program
Didactic - 12 hoursPracticum - 192 hours
This program is designed to orient, train and develop qualified nursing aides to the tasks and other related activities performed by the ward clerk.
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