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1 11, 2026

What to Look Out for When Taking an Online BLS, ACLS, or PALS Course
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What to Look Out for When Taking an Online BLS, ACLS, or PALS Course

ACLS, BLS, CPR Training Articles, Education, PALS
What to Look Out for When Taking an Online BLS, ACLS, or PALS Course

What to Look Out for When Taking an Online BLS, ACLS, or PALS Course

November 1st, 2026|ACLS, BLS, CPR Training Articles, Education, PALS|

What to Look Out for When Taking an Online BLS, ACLS, or PALS Course Online CPR training can be a convenient option for healthcare professionals who need to renew their BLS, ACLS, or PALS certification. However, not every course advertised online is an American Heart Association (AHA) course—and completing an online course does not necessarily mean you have completed all the requirements for an AHA certification. At Project Heartbeat, we regularly hear from students who have completed an online [...]

15 10, 2026

How to Become a Phlebotomist in California in 2026: A Step-by-Step Guide
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How to Become a Phlebotomist in California in 2026: A Step-by-Step Guide

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How to Become a Phlebotomist in California in 2026: A Step-by-Step Guide

How to Become a Phlebotomist in California in 2026: A Step-by-Step Guide

October 15th, 2026|Career Programs, Education, Phlebotomy|

How to Become a Phlebotomist in California in 2026: A Step-by-Step Guide If you are interested in becoming a phlebotomist in California, you may be wondering where to start. California has specific requirements for people who want to work as certified phlebotomy technicians. Completing a phlebotomy course is an important part of the process, but training is only one step toward becoming certified. For many people entering the field, the goal is to become a Certified Phlebotomy Technician I [...]

1 10, 2026

The Evolving Science of Early Stroke Rehabilitation
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The Evolving Science of Early Stroke Rehabilitation

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The Evolving Science of Early Stroke Rehabilitation

The Evolving Science of Early Stroke Rehabilitation

October 1st, 2026|Classes, Education, Research|

Timing, Dose, and Judgment: The Evolving Science of Early Stroke Rehabilitation The question of when to begin rehabilitation after acute ischemic stroke has generated more nuanced and sometimes conflicting evidence than almost any other area of neuro-rehabilitation science. For physical therapists, occupational therapists, and speech-language pathologists working in the acute care setting, navigating this evidence requires holding two realities simultaneously: early rehabilitation is important, and early rehabilitation requires careful clinical individualization. The science has moved far beyond a simple [...]

1 09, 2026

Technologist Expertise Is the Foundation AI Cannot Replace
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Technologist Expertise Is the Foundation AI Cannot Replace

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Technologist Expertise Is the Foundation AI Cannot Replace

Technologist Expertise Is the Foundation AI Cannot Replace

September 1st, 2026|Career Programs, Classes, Education, Research|

Image First: Why Technologist Expertise Is the Foundation AI Cannot Replace The conversation about artificial intelligence in diagnostic imaging has shifted rapidly over the past five years, from speculation about future possibilities to clinical deployment of real tools in real imaging departments. FDA-cleared AI systems are now being used in radiology workflows across the country for applications ranging from chest X-ray triage to CT stroke detection to mammographic density classification. For radiology technologists, this shift presents both an opportunity [...]

1 08, 2026

Why Privacy Curtains Are an Infection Control Priority
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Why Privacy Curtains Are an Infection Control Priority

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Why Privacy Curtains Are an Infection Control Priority

Why Privacy Curtains Are an Infection Control Priority

August 1st, 2026|Career Programs, Research|

The Surface Everyone Forgets: Why Privacy Curtains Are an Infection Control Priority Walk into any hospital room and you will see a privacy curtain. It might be pulled open, hanging along the wall, or pulled closed around a patient's bed. It looks like furniture. It blends in. Almost nobody thinks about it and that is precisely the problem. Privacy curtains are touched all day long by almost everyone who enters a hospital room: patients reaching for them, nurses pulling [...]

1 07, 2026

How Front Desk Staff are Critical in Recognizing and Responding to Hidden Harm
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How Front Desk Staff are Critical in Recognizing and Responding to Hidden Harm

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How Front Desk Staff are Critical in Recognizing and Responding to Hidden Harm

How Front Desk Staff are Critical in Recognizing and Responding to Hidden Harm

July 1st, 2026|Career Programs|

The First Door They Walk Through: How Front Desk Staff Can Recognize and Respond to Hidden Harm Clinics and hospitals occupy a unique position in the lives of people experiencing abuse, exploitation, or trafficking. For many of these individuals, a healthcare visit may be one of the only times they are in a setting where help could be available and where someone outside their situation might notice that something is wrong. That someone is often not a physician or [...]

15 05, 2026

How the Food You Deliver Effects Patient Healing – Understanding the Role of Hospital Meals in Patient Outcomes
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How the Food You Deliver Effects Patient Healing – Understanding the Role of Hospital Meals in Patient Outcomes

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How the Food You Deliver Effects Patient Healing – Understanding the Role of Hospital Meals in Patient Outcomes

How the Food You Deliver Effects Patient Healing – Understanding the Role of Hospital Meals in Patient Outcomes

May 15th, 2026|Education, Nurses Corner|

More Than a Meal: How the Food You Deliver Affects Whether Patients Heal When people think about patient safety, they usually think about medications, surgeries, and monitors. They don't usually think about the food tray. But research over the past two decades has made something very clear: what a patient eats — or doesn't eat — while they are in the hospital has a direct effect on how well they recover. For the men and women who prepare and [...]

1 05, 2026

The Importance of Peer Support in Healthcare – Backed by Research
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The Importance of Peer Support in Healthcare – Backed by Research

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The Importance of Peer Support in Healthcare – Backed by Research

The Importance of Peer Support in Healthcare – Backed by Research

May 1st, 2026|Advanced Nursing, Education, Nurses Corner, Research|

The Coworker Who Gets It: The Science Behind Peer Support in Healthcare Healthcare workers face a category of workplace stress that most professions do not. It is not just the long hours or the physical demands. It is the cumulative weight of caring for people in pain, making high-stakes decisions under time pressure, witnessing death and suffering, and carrying the emotional residue of those experiences home at the end of every shift. Formal support structures—employee assistance programs, counseling services, [...]

30 04, 2026

Why ACLS (and PALS) Matter More in Las Vegas Than Almost Anywhere Else
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Why ACLS (and PALS) Matter More in Las Vegas Than Almost Anywhere Else

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Why ACLS (and PALS) Matter More in Las Vegas Than Almost Anywhere Else

Why ACLS (and PALS) Matter More in Las Vegas Than Almost Anywhere Else

April 30th, 2026|ACLS, BLS, Education, EMT Training, PALS|

Why ACLS (and PALS) Matter More in Las Vegas Than Almost Anywhere Else Project Heartbeat | Las Vegas, Nevada | 8 min read The activities that make Las Vegas famous have a direct impact on the clinical work faced by healthcare professionals in the area. Each year nearly 42 million people flood the Strip, convention centers, and surrounding communities, often to engage in activities that increase the risk of cardiovascular issues (such as drinking, smoking, and gambling). That concentration of [...]

15 04, 2026

The Respiratory Therapist’s Role in Brain Health and Patient Recovery
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The Respiratory Therapist’s Role in Brain Health and Patient Recovery

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The Respiratory Therapist’s Role in Brain Health and Patient Recovery

The Respiratory Therapist’s Role in Brain Health and Patient Recovery

April 15th, 2026|Education|

Beyond Gas Exchange: The Respiratory Therapist's Role in Brain Health and Whole-Patient Recovery For years, the dominant frame for mechanical ventilation was pulmonary: protect the lungs, maintain oxygenation, facilitate weaning. That frame remains valid — but it is increasingly incomplete. A growing body of research has established that the mechanically ventilated patient's brain is not a passive bystander. It is an active participant in the injury and recovery process. For respiratory therapists, this means that every clinical decision made [...]

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