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I am an IBCLC providing inpatient and outpatient Lactation Services at a community hospital. My hospital was approached by a person wishing to become an IBCLC. She is not a Recognized Health Professional or from a Recognised Support Counselor Organization. She was told by IBLCE that she could follow Pathway 1. She is enrolled at a Technical College and in the process of taking the 14 required Health Science Subjects. She has completed a 90 hour on-line Lactation Specific Education. I guess I’m looking for some direction as to where to begin and how to provide the “Supervised Clinical Practice”. Are there any hospital based IBCLC’s out there who have been involved in this kind of activity or any IBCLC’s that have followed this route to achieved their IBCLC. You can email me: Lawanda287@charter.net
Susan Lindekugel, RN, IBCLC,RLC
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Secure your seat: Register by October 13!
Online Registration open through October 29.
Walk-in Registrations welcomed thereafter.
Register at Eventbrite
Full details at www.LLLofWI.org
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Hello everyone! Below is info for a survey for US-based IBCLCs who work for hospitals, either in an inpatient setting or an outpatient hospital-associated clinic setting. This is a voluntary survey. Please feel free to share it.
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Greetings,
My name is Stephanie Elliott and I am an IBCLC and student researcher in the School of Public Health at Portland State University under the advisement of Dr. Julia Goodman. As a part of my honors thesis I am conducting a study about risk/benefit communication in lactation consulting.
I am seeking US-based IBCLCs who work for hospitals, either in an inpatient setting or an outpatient hospital-associated clinic setting, to complete this survey. The survey will be anonymous and take less than ten minutes to complete.
If you fit these criteria please consider completing my survey to help establish an understanding of how lactation consultants are emphasizing risks and benefits when they counsel patients. Participation in this research is voluntary and you may discontinue the survey at any time. This survey is anonymous and the study will collect no identifying information linking you to the survey. There are no known risks associated with participation in this survey.
There is no direct benefit to you in participating in this research but this research will benefit the field of lactation consultation and mother-baby care by increasing an understanding of existing counseling methods in lactation practice. If you have any questions about this research please contact selliott@pdx.edu.
To complete the survey follow this link:
https://portlandstate.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bx8ccEnbnXjoYip
https://portlandstate.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bx8ccEnbnXjoYip
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SAVE 20% with code EarlyBird
LLL of WI Continuing Education Event
Addressing Inequalities in Lactation Care
November 1 & 2, 2018 at the Crowne Plaza-Milwaukee West
Featuring:
Kimberly Seals Allers Journalist and Author: The Big Let Down
and
Camie Jae Goldhammer MSW, LICSW, IBCLC (Sisseton-Wahpeton)
Register HERE use code EarlyBird
- at Eventbrite click “REGISTER”
- Then click in upper right: click on “use promotional code”. Type in EarlyBird
Full details at out our WEBSITE
See you in November!
Samantha Metko RDN, IBCLC
LLL of WI Co-Coordinator of Events
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2018 Christopher Blaesing Lactation Conference: Human Milk: Marvels of the Medicinal Microbiome
This year’s conference will be held Tuesday October 30, 2018.
Please check out the flyer! Share this info with anyone that may be interested.
This event is geared toward OB/GYN physicians, neonatal nurse practitioners, registered nurses and lactation professionals. An application for continuing education credits is in progress.
Registration is now open at www.maxishare.com/conferences
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Dear WALC Community,
The Milk Mob is conducting its 16 hour Outpatient Breastfeeding Champion Training November 6, 13, 20 & 27, 2018 at the GHC Capital Clinic in Madison, WI. The course will be held on Tuesdays from 7:30-11:30 a.m.
This training course is optimal for both inpatient and outpatient breastfeeding supporters who would like to learn how to answer the most commonly asked questions about breastfeeding. Typical participants have been hospital nurses, nursing assistants, office nurses, medical assistants, nutritionists, speech therapists, medical social workers, peer counselors, doulas, midwives, and health professional students.
This course provides 12.75 L-CERPS and 13.9 nursing contact hours.
To learn more about the course, and to register, visit https://themilkmob.org/madison-201811/
For questions, please contact Admin@themilkmob.org
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Registration open!
Jul 19
Click this link: LLLofWI2018.junrev to see full details about the LLL of WI Continuing Education Event or check our website: www.lllofwi.org
Register HERE
Looking forward to seeing you all in November!
Samantha Metko RDN, IBCLC
Co-Area Coordinator of Events
LLL of WI
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Dear All,
Registration ends May 25th, 2018 for The Milk Mob Art and Science of Breastfeeding Conference, which will be held Friday June 1st at the Promega Auditorium in Madison, Wisconsin!
https://themilkmob.org/wp-content/uploads/milkmob/MMob_ArtScience2018_flyer.pdf
We have an intriguing line-up of lecturers, including Bobby Nourani MD who will speak on Osteopathic Manipulation Treatment for Pregnant Mothers and Newborn Infants.
Christina Wichman MD will be speaking on the Periscope Project. This covers the assessment and management of perinatal mood and anxiety disorders.
Jenny Thomas MD will present on the Sensory Development of the Newborn: Transitions Which Help Breastfeeding.
We will also have Andrew Putney MD speaking on Opioid Abuse in the Pregnant and Breastfeeding Mother.
Amy Anderson DC will speak on why to consider Chiropractic and Craniosacral Care for Breastfeeding Infants.
It’s a home-grown conference, showcasing Wisconsin experts in the field from the bench to the dyad!
I hope to see you there!
Anne Eglash MD, IBCLC, FABM
President, The Milk Mob
Anne@themilkmob.org
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Dear All,
Early Bird Registration will end on April 20th for The Milk Mob Art and Science of Breastfeeding Conference, which will be held Friday June 1st at the Promega Auditorium in Madison, Wisconsin!
https://themilkmob.org/wp-content/uploads/milkmob/MMob_ArtScience2018_flyer.pdf
We have an intriguing line-up of lecturers, including Bobby Nourani MD who will speak on Osteopathic Treatment for Pregnant Mothers and Newborn Infants.
Christina Wichman MD will be speaking on the Periscope Project. This covers the assessment and management of perinatal mood and anxiety disorders.
Jenny Thomas MD will present on the Sensory Development of the Newborn: Transitions Which Help Breastfeeding.
We will also have Andrew Putney MD speaking on Opioid Abuse in the Pregnant and Breastfeeding Mother.
Amy Anderson DC will speak on why to consider Chiropractic and Craniosacral Care for Infants.
It’s a home-grown conference, showcasing Wisconsin experts in the field from the bench to the dyad!
Come join us! The last day for sign- up is May 25, 2018.
Anne Eglash MD, IBCLC, FABM
President, The Milk Mob
Anne@themilkmob.org
#1 by SMetko on October 11, 2018 - 10:23 pm
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Fee increase has been delayed until October 20th!
Take advantage and register now with a friend!
#2 by SMetko on October 18, 2018 - 11:19 pm
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Addressing Inequalities in Lactation Care
http://www.LLLofWI.org
October 21st is too late!
Registration fee increase after October 20th
Online registrations accepted through 10/29
Walk-in registrations available 11/1 & 2
See you there!
Samantha Metko
LLL of WI Co-Coordinator of Events