PCC Institute for Health Professionals Podcast

James Lucas is an EMT/Fireman with Hoodland Fire Department. As a function of his work, he's seen too many cardiac incidents — particularly with children — that could have been averted with quick use of an AED. This week on the IHP Podcast, James shares the story of his book, "Ed the AED." He shares how he and his wife co-wrote the story that introduces the AED in an informative and safe way to build awareness and save lives.

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If you're struggling with the health of your feet, you're dealing with more than just physical discomfort. The loss of mobility that comes from foot injury or illness can be debilitating and humiliating. This week on the show, Jennifer Darrow joins us to share her experiences as a specialist in foot care and rehabilitation.

For more information on new certification in the field, visit the Wound Ostomy and Continence Certification Board at www.wocncb.org/, and contact IHP for a schedule of Jennifer's upcoming foot care lectures at 971-722-6633 or email [email protected].

New on the PCC IHP Podcast Ep 12: Certification in Medical Interpreting with Erin

The landscape for medical interpreters is changing each year thanks to new regulations aiming toward better care in the medical environment. This week, Erin Neff joins Pete Wright to discuss certification options for anyone interested in making medical interpreting a career!

Health Care/Medical Interpreting at IHP

National Board of Certification for Medical Interpreters

Certification Commission for Healthcare Interpreters

The Nutritional Therapy program at IHP has been available for over a year, and our first batch of graduates are in the field and doing great work with their new skills. This week on the show, K. P. Khalsa joins Pete Wright to share his insights on the role of nutritional therapy in a well-rounded healthcare provider.

For more information on the program and how you can enroll, please visit: http://www.pcc.edu/climb/health/nutritional-therapy/

Site Translation, the ability to translate complex documents and forms in a medical setting, is a key skill for today's healthcare interpreter. This week on the show, Erin Neff joins us to share her experience as an interpreter and how site translation can help smooth communication issues and lead to better and more confident patient care.

For more information on Erin's site translation course, visit bit.ly/13RtqUB.

If you've ever considered a professional practice centered in herbalism, you don't want to miss this episode. This week on the show, esteemed instructor K. P. Khalsa shares from his 40-year career as an herbalist and healer on the nature of the practice, the field, and what it takes to succeed as a partner in health for those in need.

For more information on Herbalism at PCC Institute for Health Professionals, please visit: www.pcc.edu/climb/health/herbalism/