July 2010
August 2010
August 16 - 20, 2010
Train the Trainer
Concordia College, Moorhead, Minnesota
Course is filled and closed!
This five-day program is designed for individuals who are already credentialed as an IBCLC or have attended a comprehensive professional breastfeeding education program within the past 3-5 years. These individuals should have a strong background in working clinically with breastfeeding families. A teaching background is also desireable.
For more information, contact Laura Pearson, RN, PHN or Leslie Anderson, RN at Golden Start Breastfeeding Initiative. 218-736-8625 or goldinit@lrhc.org
August 27, 2010
Best Practice: Managing Early Breastfeeding Challenges
Elk River, MN - Program is filled and closed
'This one-day workshop provides an intensive approach to the basics of breastfeeding promotion and early feeding issues – in the hospital, clinic and community. It is a helpful and effective beginning for education in research-based infant feeding, as well as an excellent update for IBCLCs and others who are interested in applying science to the practice of infant feeding.
This conference is closed.
August 30, 2010
Best Practice: Managing Early Breastfeeding Challenges
Ramsey County, MN - Program is filled and closed
'This one-day workshop provides an intensive approach to the basics of breastfeeding promotion and early feeding issues – in the hospital, clinic and community. It is a helpful and effective beginning for education in research-based infant feeding, as well as an excellent update for IBCLCs and others who are interested in applying science to the practice of infant feeding.
This conference is closed.
August 31, 2010
Best Practice: Managing Early Breastfeeding Challenges
Hennepin County - Program is filled and closed
'This one-day workshop provides an intensive approach to the basics of breastfeeding promotion and early feeding issues – in the hospital, clinic and community. It is a helpful and effective beginning for education in research-based infant feeding, as well as an excellent update for IBCLCs and others who are interested in applying science to the practice of infant feeding.
This conference is closed.
September 2010
September 1 - 2, 2010
The Importance of the Hospital Team: Helping Women Feed their Babies
Minneapolis, MN
This session is full and closed.
September 3, 2010
The Importance of the Hospital Team: Helping Women Feed their Babies
Minneapolis - University of Minnesota Medical Center
This one-day program is intended for hospital labor and delivery staff and provides an intensive approach to the basics of breastfeeding promotion, birth practices and early feeding issues.
For more information, please contact Mark Spitzack at mspitza1@fairview.org
September 8 - 9, 2010
The Importance of the Hospital Team: Helping Women Feed their Babies
St. Paul – Continuing Education & Conference Center
This two-day program is intended for hospital and community staff who work with new families in pregnancy and early post partum.It provides an intensive approach to the basics of breastfeeding promotion and early feeding issues – in the hospital, clinic and community.
For more information, please contact Mark Spitzack at mspitza1@fairview.org
September 10, 2010
The Importance of the Hospital Team: Helping Women Feed their Babies
Minneapolis – University of Minnesota Medical Center
This one-day program is intended for hospital labor and delivery staff and provides an intensive approach to the basics of breastfeeding promotion, birth practices and early feeding issues. For more information, please contact Mark Spitzack at mspitza1@fairview.org
September 13 - 17, 2010
Professional Education in Breastfeeding and Lactation
Spokane, Washington
This intensive course enables participants to provide accurate, current and consistent information about breastfeeding and lactation to expectant and new families.
All areas of the International Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners exam grid are included, and the course content is based on current scientific research as it applies to “best practice” issues in the clinical setting.
This course fulfills the theoretical hours for IBLCE exam eligibility, in addition to providing a great review for IBCLCs who are recertifying by CERPs or exam.
This course is five days in length, with an extended evening session and several written projects. Participants will obtain a Certificate as a Lactation Educator.
For information on fees and to register, please contact Karen Querna, RN, BSN, IBCLC - PQ Products, Inc [karen@pqproducts.com]
September 27, 2010 - October 1
Professional Education in Breastfeeding and Lactation
Reno, Nevada
This intensive course enables participants to provide accurate, current and consistent information about breastfeeding and lactation to expectant and new families.
All areas of the International Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners exam grid are included, and the course content is based on current scientific research as it applies to “best practice” issues in the clinical setting.
This course fulfills the theoretical hours for IBLCE exam eligibility, in addition to providing a great review for IBCLCs who are recertifying by CERPs or exam.
This course is five days in length, with an extended evening session and several written projects. Participants will obtain a Certificate as a Lactation Educator.
For information on fees and to register, please contact Kelly Langdon KLangdon@health.nv.gov
October 2010
October 4 - 10, 2010
Professional Education in Breastfeeding and Lactation
Seattle, Washington
This intensive course enables participants to provide accurate, current and consistent information about breastfeeding and lactation to expectant and new families.
All areas of the International Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners exam grid are included, and the course content is based on current scientific research as it applies to “best practice” issues in the clinical setting.
This course fulfills the theoretical hours for IBLCE exam eligibility, in addition to providing a great review for IBCLCs who are recertifying by CERPs or exam.
This course is six days in length, with Thursday off. Participants will obtain a Certificate as a Lactation Educator.
For information on fees and to register, please contact Annie Kennedy at the Simkin Center for Allied Birth Vocations at Bastyr Unitversity akennedy@bastyr.edu
October 13 - 27, 2010
VELB Conference
Basel, Switzerland
For specific conference dates or more information please contact www.ilca.org or VELB-Kongress 2010 velb2010@ts-management.ch
November 2010
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November 1 - 5, 2010
Professional Education in Breastfeeding and Lactation
Berkeley, California
This intensive course enables participants to provide accurate, current and consistent information about breastfeeding and lactation to expectant and new families.
All areas of the International Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners exam grid are included, and the course content is based on current scientific research as it applies to “best practice” issues in the clinical setting.
This course fulfills the theoretical hours for IBLCE exam eligibility, in addition to providing a great review for IBCLCs who are recertifying by CERPs or exam.
This course is five days in length, with an extended evening session and several written projects. Participants will obtain a Certificate as a Lactation Educator.
For information on fees and to register, please contact Sue Wirth at SWAGconferences@aol.com