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Currently certified AHA Instructors can utilize this site for easy access to the most current forms, guidelines and course information.
Please contact Cherri Lynch clynch@iwcc.edu with questions!
- Teacher: Cherri Lynch
- Teacher: Justin Mayabb
- Teacher: Ryan Garrison
- Teacher: Levi Kinnison
- Teacher: Michell Bose
- Teacher: Jake Weilage
- Teacher: Evan Neesen
- Teacher: Michell Bose
- Teacher: Christopher Loftus
- Teacher: Shannon Williams
This online Hybrid EMT course emphasizes the development of student skills in a patient assessment-based program. By the end of the course, each student will be proficient in recognition of signs and symptoms regarding illness or injury and the proper procedures when rendering emergency care to the sick or injured. Students will be required to complete 32 hours of internships.
Upon successful completion of this program, the participant should be able to:
- Demonstrate and understand the overall roles and responsibilities of the EMT in performing both emergency medical care and operational aspect of the profession.
- Demonstrate skill in the usage of all equipment required to deliver emergency care to the sick and injured.
- Demonstrate a proper and thorough patient assessment.
- Demonstrate critical decision making.
- Display techniques of maintaining personal, crew, and patient safety.
- Demonstrate elements of an appropriate patient transfer.
- Teacher: Michell Bose
- Teacher: Jaime DuQuite
- Teacher: Bryor McMillen
Week 17 May 3-17
- Teacher: Nicholas Schultz
- Teacher: Shannon Williams
- Teacher: Christopher Loftus
- Teacher: Jeff Whannell
- Teacher: Brant Miller
- Teacher: Ryan Garrison
- Teacher: Ryan Garrison
- Teacher: Evan Neesen
- Teacher: Ryan Garrison
- Teacher: Evan Neesen
- Teacher: Ryan Garrison
- Teacher: Evan Neesen
- Teacher: Ryan Garrison
- Teacher: Evan Neesen
- Teacher: Ryan Garrison
- Teacher: Evan Neesen
- Teacher: Ryan Garrison
- Teacher: Evan Neesen
- Teacher: Ryan Garrison
- Teacher: Evan Neesen
- Teacher: Ryan Garrison
- Teacher: Evan Neesen
- Teacher: Ryan Garrison
- Teacher: Evan Neesen
- Teacher: Ryan Garrison
- Teacher: Evan Neesen
- Teacher: Ryan Garrison
- Teacher: Evan Neesen
- Teacher: Ryan Garrison
- Teacher: Christopher Loftus
- Teacher: Jeff Messerole
- Teacher: Ryan Garrison
- Teacher: Christopher Loftus
- Teacher: Jeff Messerole
- Teacher: Justin Mayabb
- Teacher: Sarah Solt
- Teacher: Michell Bose
- Teacher: Ryan Garrison
- Teacher: Casey Hutchison
- Teacher: Brian Monaghan
- Teacher: Michell Bose
- Teacher: Donas Charbonneau
- Teacher: Ryan Garrison
- Teacher: Sheena Glover
- Teacher: Todd Grassman
- Teacher: Casey Hutchison
- Teacher: Christopher Loftus
- Teacher: Justin Mayabb
- Teacher: Jim Pingel
- Teacher: Will Rose
- Teacher: Nicholas Schultz
- Teacher: Shannon Williams
- Teacher: Michell Bose
- Teacher: Ryan Garrison
- Teacher: Sheena Glover
- Teacher: Justin Mayabb
- Teacher: Jeff Messerole
- Teacher: Jim Pingel
- Teacher: Shannon Williams
- Teacher: Jacob Carter
This course is designed to provide giudelines and resources to adjunct instructors to assist in successful outcomes in the classroom.
- Teacher: Tarry Hempel
- Teacher: Tarry Hempel
- Teacher: Michael Wulbecker
- Teacher: Michael Wulbecker
This course provides an overall review of the most current phlebotomy practices and procedures with an emphasis on the most important competencies in the field. We provide a variety of lecture, discussion, lab exercises and exams to give our students adequate preparation for the national certification exam. There will be lab time and 120 hours of clinical time to provide you with the opportunity to become skilled and gain confidence to work as a phlebotomist.
- Teacher: Hollie Hanash
- Teacher: Alisha Vorthmann
- Teacher: Cindy Burbank
- Teacher: Elizabeth Luiken
- Teacher: Johnny Turnage
- Teacher: Kolay Carver
- Teacher: Elizabeth Luiken
- Teacher: Desirae Bachman
- Teacher: Kolay Carver
- Teacher: Elizabeth Luiken
- Teacher: Michael Wulbecker
- Teacher: Michael Wulbecker
Welcome to Coaching Authorization
October 2012
This is our home page for this hybrid class. Hybrid means you will meet some of the time plus you will do online assignments. You do not have to be a computer wizard to be successful in this class. But you will need an email address and a willingness to learn how to do some simple online assignments. If you ever start to feel lost, you can always contact me - Mike Wulbecker - 402.639.6833. Below you will see a rough schedule and directions on how to get started. My wish is that this class can be a great start to a successful coaching career.
Please start by going to lessons at the top of the page and find pre-course assignments. These assignments need to be completed before we meet the first time.
Saturday, October 9 First Meeting 9-5pm Sports Medicine Seminar Kanseville Building
Tuesday, October 12 Sports Psychology 6:30-9pm ICN Rooms to be announced
Tuesday, October 19 Sports Physiology 6:30-9pm ICN Rooms to be announced
Tuesday, October 26 Sports Pedagogy 6:30-9pm ICN Rooms to be announced
I will list the Ethic link here so anyone can start early. Please turn in your ethics registration to put your ethis stamp on the certificate.
http://instructor.iwcc.cc.ia.us/mwulbecker/ethics/ethics3/ethics3start.htm
- Teacher: Michael Wulbecker
- Teacher: Michael Wulbecker
Welcome to Coaching Authorization February 2013
This is our home page for this hybrid class. Hybrid means you will meet some of the time plus you will do online assignments. You do not have to be a computer wizard to be successful in this class. But you will need an email address and a willingness to learn how to do some simple online assignments. If you ever start to feel lost, you can always contact me - Mike Wulbecker - 402.639.6833. Below you will see a rough schedule and directions on how to get started. My wish is that this class can be a great start to a successful coaching career. Please start by going to early start homework. These assignments need to be completed before we meet the first time.
- Teacher: Michael Wulbecker
- Teacher: Christie Keller
This hands-on course will teach you dozens of shortcuts and tricks for setting up fully formatted worksheets quickly and efficiently. You will the basics of Excel including creating and formatting an Excel worksheet. File management, basic formulas, absolute reference, sorting, filtering and charting.
This is not a tutorial, but an in-depth class developed by experienced Microsoft Excel instructor. By the time you're done, you will be using this vital Office product and be prepared to enroll in Excel Intermediate.
- Teacher: Julie Dort
This
is a 5 hour course developed by Iowa Western Community College for Southwest
Iowa Planning Council (SWIPCO) to assist new home owners with basic home maintenance.
- Teacher: Tim Branan
- Teacher: Tim Branan
Learn how to have better mailbox manners as well as management of your inbox. As we becoming more focused and dependent on technology and virtual communication, it is imperative that we have attention to detail and be conscious of the impact our digital communication has on others.
- Teacher: Amber Carcel
It is natural to resist change regardless of why the change is needed. Customer Service changes are no different. As business it is important for us to have a strong front line, but how do we do that? How do we get our employees to overcome the resistance to change?
This course will help you move through the resistance and help open your employee's minds to effective customer service change.
- Teacher: Amber Carcel
Customer Service Skills are valuable for every employee; especially employees that interact with customers daily. Without these skills, a business can lose customers as well as a risk of embarrassment. There are a few universal skills that every supporting member should learn that will improve their interaction with customers.
Businesses need to focus less on whether the person is a "people person" and more on actual actions that will support outstanding customer service. Taking the generic and vague actions out of training and give your employees actionable tasks to help them communicate effectively with the customer.
- Instructor: Amber Carcel
About this course: Finance is for “Non-financial Managers” for those who want to understand important financial principles and apply them in a real-world context. Over the course of the program window, you will work your way through chapters that help your understanding basic financial principles to applying financial analysis and ratios to drive decisions. In addition, each module is capped with an ending case study to ensure that you have absorbed the following key learning objectives: + Understand the language associated with finance + Know how and when to use financial terms and analysis techniques + Read and assess company performance using financial statements + Recognize the link between organizational strategy and financial objectives + Use "the numbers" to your best advantage to make more informed decisions
Who is this class for: This course is for professionals within functional areas who have limited knowledge and/or experience with finance and who need to enhance their financial knowledge. Financial knowledge allows managers and leaders to ask more meaningful questions, to assess the financial implications of decisions, and to be better equipped to make informed strategic choices. This program is for working professionals who prefer the flexibility of an online program or who cannot dedicate time to an on-campus program. Participants should have working knowledge of Microsoft Excel and understand basic financial calculations.
- Teacher: Amber Carcel
This course will present the skills needed to successfully use Microsoft Office and other common computer applications. These skills will allow the student to successfully use today's computer technology and apply learned skills in a workplace setting and also prepare them for continuing their education in today’s digital learning environment. This course will introduce common computer tasks for file systems, data backup, and computer security as well as desktop publishing, website creation, email, and social media communication.
- Teacher: Zach Goodsell
- Teacher: David Mason
Learn the technical skills and industry know-how to begin a career installing, configuring, and troubleshooting computer networks.
- Teacher: David Mason
- Teacher: Ashley Peters
- Teacher: Diane Osbahr
- Teacher: Tatum Swenson