Pennsylvania - 30-Hour CE Podcast Bundle
A full 30-hour Pennsylvania renewal solution, built around the two required state courses — Child Abuse Identification and Reporting and Supporting Organ and Tissue Donation in Clinical Settings — plus our most popular nursing podcasts. Nurses get their mandatory requirements out of the way alongside engaging, high-demand content on topics like AI in nursing, patient communication, and chronic disease.
Included Courses
Courses included in this package. Click on a course to learn more.
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Supporting Organ and Tissue Donation in Clinical Settings: The Pennsylvania Requirement 2
Course release date: 5/1/2026
Course Overview
Every day in the United States, approximately 13 people die waiting for an organ transplant. As of 2026, more than 100,000 individuals remain on the national transplant waiting list, and a new name is added every 8 minutes. In Pennsylvania alone, more than 6,000 residents are awaiting lifesaving transplants, yet the gap between supply and demand persists --not solely due to a lack of willing donors, but often because of missed opportunities within the clinical setting. Pennsylvania law, under Act 90 of 2018, mandates that licensed nurses and physicians receive education in organ and tissue donation as part of their continuing education requirements. This course fulfills that obligation. Its purpose is not merely regulatory compliance; it is to equip the bedside clinician with the knowledge, confidence, and communication skills to identify potential donors, support grieving families, collaborate with procurement organizations, and deliver compassionate care at one of the most sensitive moments in the human experience. -
Child Abuse Identification and Reporting: The Pennsylvania Requirement 3
Course release date: 12/1/2024
Course Overview
In 2020, there were 4,593 substantiated reports to child abuse in Pennsylvania. Healthcare professionals, regardless of their discipline or field, are in a unique position to assist in the identification, education, and prevention of child abuse and neglect. This course describes how victims of abuse can be accurately identified and provides the community resources available in the state of Pennsylvania for child abuse victims. Mandated reporter laws will also be outlined. - Preventing Surgical Errors: Patient Safety and Checklists 1
- The GLP-1 Advantage: Optimizing Weight Management Strategies 1
- End-of-Life Ethics: Cultural, Religious, and Legal Views 1
- Innovation in Diabetes Management 1
- Evidence-Based Practice Guide: IV Push Medications 1
- Embracing AI in Healthcare: Enabling Nurses to be Nurses 1
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Social Media and Mental Health 1
Course release date: 4/4/2025
Course Overview
Episode 1: Discover the profound effects of social media on mental health, particularly in adolescents and young adults. This episode delves into the links between social media and anxiety, depression, and feelings of exclusion, offering insights into why these issues are more pronounced in younger users. Learn about the neurological risks, such as attention and impulse control challenges, and how they shape behavior. Practical strategies for mindful content consumption and reducing negative impacts are also discussed.
Episode 2: Unpack how social media influences neurological development, attention spans, and social skills across all age groups. This episode explores the challenges older adults face in maintaining cognitive function and working memory, as well as the social implications for children navigating online interactions. Gain tips on fostering healthier communication and balancing social media use to improve overall well-being.Listen, Learn, and Earn CE Hours with this podcast course. Available on Apple, Spotify, and other podcast apps.
- School Nurse Emergencies 1
- Reclassifying Healthcare Degrees: Understanding the DOE's Proposed Policy Change 1
- Invisible Agony: Navigating Complex Regional Pain Syndrome 1
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Conscientious Objection: Balancing Beliefs and Patient Wellbeing 1
Course release date: 2/5/24
About the Course
Episode 1: Explore the historical underpinnings of ethical foundations, examining the evolution of oaths for physicians and nurses, and grasp the growing impact of personal beliefs on healthcare ethics. Examine the challenges encountered by healthcare professionals, delve into legal considerations, and acknowledge the vital role of supportive leadership in nurturing a patient-centered environment.
Episode 2: In this episode, delve into institutional policies, informed consent, and the challenges healthcare providers encounter when navigating ethical dilemmas. Emphasizing the need to respect cultural and religious beliefs, discuss informed consent meaningfully, and support patient-centered care. Uncover the complexities of conscientious objection and its impact on patient care in this thought-provoking discussion.
- Beyond Delivery: Advocating for Health Equality in Motherhood 1
- ADHD in Females: Misunderstood Symptoms & Delayed Diagnosis 1
- Cardiac Rehabilitation: The Nurses' Integral Role in Heart Recovery 1
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The Power of Sleep on Health and Wellness 1
Course release date: 4/18/2025
Course Overview
Episode 1: The Power of Sleep on Health and Wellness
Sleep is a fundamental pillar of health, yet it is often overlooked in patient care and daily life. This episode explores the critical role sleep plays in maintaining physical and mental health. Topics include the science behind sleep, its impact on immune function, cognitive health, and chronic disease, and why healthcare professionals should prioritize sleep when assessing patients. Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of why quality rest is essential for overall wellness.
Episode 2: Practical Strategies for Improving Sleep Quality
Building on the discussion about the importance of sleep, this episode focuses on practical, evidence-based strategies to enhance sleep quality and manage sleep disorders. Key insights include sleep hygiene, the impact of circadian rhythms, and behavioral approaches to improving rest. The conversation also explores how healthcare professionals can better assess sleep patterns in patients and promote sleep as a crucial component of overall health. Tune in to learn actionable tips for yourself and your patients.Listen, Learn, and Earn CE Hours with this podcast course. Available on Apple, Spotify, and other podcast apps.
- Creating Teaching Moments in Practice 1
- Nurses' Mental Health: Suicide Prevention 1
- The Role of Nurse Navigators in Healthcare 1
- Positive Thinking and Its Effect on Practice 1
- School Nurse Trends: Tales from the Frontlines 1
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Women's Health: Menopause and the Brain 1
Course release date: 5/16//2025
Course Overview
EPISODE 1: In this episode, we dive into the neurological changes that occur during menopause, shedding light on how hormonal fluctuations affect brain function. From memory lapses to mood disorders like anxiety and depression, menopause can alter a woman’s cognitive landscape. Healthcare professionals will learn to identify common cognitive symptoms and differentiate them from other neurological conditions. This episode aims to build a foundational understanding of how menopause impacts the brain and how providers can best support their patients.
EPISODE 2: In this episode, healthcare professionals will gain practical tools for promoting brain health, from dietary recommendations to exercise regimens and mindfulness practices. We’ll explore how hormone replacement therapy (HRT) can play a role, and what resources are available for women experiencing significant cognitive or mood changes. The goal is to arm providers with actionable strategies that can be integrated into patient care. - Nurse's Role in Functional Medicine: Shaping Holistic Care 1
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Facial Aesthetics: Collagen and Skin Rejuvenation 1
Course release date: 5/30/2025
Course Overview
Episode 1 dives into the science of collagen, its crucial role in skin health, and the factors that influence its production and degradation. Healthcare professionals will gain a deeper understanding of how collagen impacts skin appearance and integrity, especially as we age. Topics covered include how collagen production changes over time, the role of estrogen in collagen synthesis, and how environmental factors like UV exposure and pollution contribute to collagen breakdown. Learn how nutrition, lifestyle, and systemic conditions also affect collagen levels, and why supporting collagen is key for maintaining youthful, healthy skin.Episode 2 explores the latest, most effective treatments for skin rejuvenation that stimulate collagen production. Healthcare professionals will gain insight into non-invasive treatments, such as microneedling, radiofrequency, and laser therapies, that help restore collagen and rejuvenate the skin. We also cover the benefits and limitations of injectable treatments like collagen stimulators and dermal fillers, and the role of collagen supplements. Learn how to guide patients in selecting the most appropriate treatment options based on their unique skin types and goals, and stay updated on the newest advancements in collagen-based therapies.
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Holistic Approaches in Palliative Care 1
Course release date: 7/25/2025
Course Overview
This episode explores the foundational elements of holistic palliative care, emphasizing the importance of addressing physical, emotional, and spiritual needs in patient care. Healthcare professionals will gain insight into assessing holistic needs, using non-pharmacological methods for pain management, and incorporating complementary therapies into care plans.
This episode focuses on the emotional, psychological, nutritional, and spiritual aspects of holistic palliative care. Listeners will gain insight into how healthcare teams can support patients and families through diverse interventions, foster meaningful connections, and address challenges in implementing holistic care practices.Listen, Learn, and Earn CE Hours with this podcast course. Available on Apple, Spotify, and other podcast apps.
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Your Nursing Career Doesn't Have to Follow a Straight Line 1
Course release date: Course 5/6/2026
Course Overview
What if your nursing career didn’t have to follow the traditional bedside path to be meaningful—or impactful?
In this episode, host MacKenzie Butler sits down with Donna Cardillo, a nurse whose career journey defies convention. From psychiatric hospitals and emergency departments to healthcare reimbursement, education, writing, and career coaching, Donna shares how saying “yes” to unexpected opportunities reshaped her professional life—and helped countless nurses do the same.
Together, they explore why so many nurses undervalue their transferable skills, how imposter syndrome shows up even in successful careers, and why nursing is an identity, not a job title or setting. Donna offers practical advice on networking, LinkedIn, resumes, and confidence-building—along with a powerful reminder that nurses can create impact far beyond the patients they’ll ever meet face to face.
If you’ve ever wondered what else you can do with a nursing degree—or felt stuck waiting for permission to try something new—this conversation is for you.