75 Hour Recertification Bundle
Lactation Education Resources offers an easy, user-friendly, inexpensive way to earn contact hours for nurses and CERPs for recertification as a lactation consultant.
IBCLCs recertifying: This single bundle provides the CERPs you need, regardless of the results of your International Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners® (IBLCE®) CE Self Assessment. It includes at least 7 CERPs in each IBLCE® Detailed Content Outline (DCO) area. (Need more information on recertifying by CERPs? Our blog offers a step-by-step guide.
View the webcast video lessons, do the online activities, and then take the online post test. The complete program will take a minimum of 75 hours to finish. Once all of the lessons within this program have been completed you will be able to print your certificate. It couldn't be easier!
- Credits:
- 77.5 Nursing Contact Hours (through December 31st, 2027)
- 69.0 L-CERPs (through December 31st, 2027)
- 6.50 E-CERPs (through December 31st, 2027)
- 2.0 R-CERPs (through December 31st, 2027)
- Webcast Powerpoint Presentations (each lesson topic ranging from 1 to 2 hours)
- Bibliography
- Course Evaluation
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Subscribe Now $859.00 USD when bundled if purchased separately over $1200 USD
Courses Included:
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I. Development and Nutrition
- Human Milk Composition
- Supporting Families with Food Allergies
- Human Milk Banking
- Breastfeeding/ Chestfeeding the Late Preterm Infant
- BreaSteps: Breastfeeding the Premature Infant
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II. Physiology and Endocrinology
- Breastfeeding Multiples
- 3 Step Framework for Inducing Lactation
- Infectious Diseases in the Lactating Individual
- Postpartum Recovery
- Uncovering the Vital Connection Between the Liver, Inflammation & Human Milk
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III. Pathology
- Medically Challenged Infant
- GERD
- Jaundice and Breastfeeding Hyperbilirubinemia
- Supporting Infant Feeding for Families Living with HIV
- Infectious Diseases in the Lactating Individual
- Breastfeeding Infants & Children with Malignancy
- Navigating Breast Inflammation: Engorgement, Mastitis and the Evolving Science
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IV. Pharmacology and Toxicology
- Nicotine and Tobacco
- Gel Dressings
- Cannabis Use During Lactation
- Use of Herbals and Galactogogues During Lactation
- Do Lactation and Booze Mix? The Ethics of Consults with Parents Who Party
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V. Psychology, Sociology, Anthropology
- Shades of Gray: Mandated Reporting as a Healthcare Worker
- Overcoming Bias
- When Developmental Trauma & Breastfeeding Collide
- Intimate Partner Violence
- Partners and Breastfeeding
- PTSD in the NICU & 2 Family's Journey
- Trauma Informed Care
- Breastfeeding & Motherhood from the Perspective of Islam
- Lactation After Loss: Navigating the Grieving Process
- Human Milk for Older Infants and Toddlers
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VI. Techniques
- Yeah Baby, You're Expected to Do Both: Helping Breastfeeding Families Navigate Using Bottles
- Newborn Assessment
- Essentials of Positioning and Latch
- Therapeutic Breast Massage in Lactation
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VII. Clinical Skills
- Unpacking the International Code
- When Breastfeeding Fails
- Facilitators and Barriers to Lactation
- Politics of Breastfeeding: Alternative Milks & Ulterior Motives
- Annual Update 2024
- Strengthening Breastfeeding as A Key Pillar of Food Security: Global Lessons
- Mentoring the Next Generation
- Complementary & Alternative Medicine in Lactation
- Infant and Young Child Feeding in Emergencies
