Upcoming Events
Parkinson's Education for Nurses
The Edmond J. Safra Nurse Educator Program at Parkinson’s Foundation was created to prepare nurse faculty and educators across the U.S. to educate nursing students and nursing staff about Parkinson’s disease. This accredited train-the-trainer program was designed to enhance the knowledge and confidence of nursing educators in developing course content, delivering lectures, and providing clinical experience on Parkinson’s to nursing students and fellow nurses. Funded by the Edmond J. Safra Foundation, the program hosts several in-person, 3-day training courses each year at university-based movement disorder centers.
CEs are offered to the nurse faculty and educators for this course. CEs are awarded after the evaluation is completed after the "live days" program. And then CEs (up to 25) are also awarded for an independent project.
There is no registration cost. There are 6 seats available.
This is not an ENA endorsement, nor is this event promoted for financial gain.
OENA Education Committee Meeting
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Microsoft Teams meeting
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Meeting ID: 244 846 368 128 15
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Webinar: Documenting with Confidence
Webinar: Documenting with Confidence
Discover practical strategies, real-world examples, and insider tips that will protect your practice and elevate your professional confidence.
Leslie Mollencop, RN
To Register, click the button to email the organizer.
Oregon Medical Coordination Center (OMCC): Support for Interhospital Transfers
Oregon Medical Coordination Center (OMCC):
Support for Interhospital Transfers
January 8 | 1200-1230
Oregon Medical Coordination Center (OMCC): Support for Interhospital Transfers
Patricia Ritze, MD, OMCC Medical Director
Carl Eriksson, MD, Doernbecher Medical Capacity Officer
REGISTER TODAY - You will receive a confirmation email after registering.
This session explains how OMCC coordinates interhospital transfers, who it serves, and how ED providers can engage OMCC to overcome transfer and capacity barriers.
Oregon ENA Education Committee
Oregon ENA’s Education Committee will meet for the first time ahead of the next OENA Education Conference in May 2026.
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Meeting ID: 230 541 746 785 40
Passcode: yL7Ms6hB
Pediatric Online CE
Neonatal Jaundice: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Mashette Syrkin-Nikolau MD, Providence Pediatric Gastroenterology
Oregon ENA Leadership Handoff Event
Oregon ENA Officers and Committee Members new and old will get together in Portland to discuss 2026 and the budget for the new year.
November Oregon ENA Board Meeting (Virtual)
Please join is for our last Oregon ENA Board Meeting of 2025 (Virtual)
Note: The date, time, and location of this meeting is still subject to change.
Emergency Nursing Webinar Series
Title: Documentation for Emergency Nurses
Course Description: Leslie Mollencop BSN, RN is an Emergency Department Registered Nurse at Legacy Emanuel Hospital in Portland, Oregon where she has worked since 2008 as a Trauma Response Nurse, charge nurse, SANE nurse, and preceptor. She also works as a Litigation RN where she puts her wealth of experience to use providing medical case reviews and depositions. Her webinar will focus on the important legal aspects of documentation for emergency nurses from triage to discharge.
Training Objectives:
• Review the standards of care for assessment and reassessment
• Identify the most common area for lawsuits
• Restate common pitfalls in charting language
Registration:
Please email Learning&Development@samhealth.org to register for this event.
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Peds CE Webinar
Topic: Mechanisms of Menin Inhibitor Efficacy and Resistance in Leukemia
Presenter: Jevon Cutler PhD, OHSU
Host: Doernbecher Children’s Hospital
CE: If you would like CME for this session, please contact pedseducation@ohsu.edu.
Password: hbUbM2rKm84
Peds CE Webinar
Topic: All Care is Brain Care: Building and Maintaining a Culture of Neuroprotective Care to Improve Infant Outcomes
Presenter: Elizabeth Rogers MD UCSF
Host: Randall Children’s Hospital
There is an in-person attendance option for this event. Register here: In-Person Registration
Peds CE Webinar
Topic: TBD
Presenter: Samuel Crossen MD MPH
Host: Doernbecher Children’s Hospital
CE: If you would like CME for this session, please contact pedseducation@ohsu.edu.
Password: hbUbM2rKm84
Peds CE Webinar
Topic: Late Effects of Cancer and Cancer Treatment
Presenter: Providence Pediatric Oncology/Hematology
Host: Providence Sacred Heart Children’s
Peds CE Webinar
Topic: The Widespread but Unequal Burden of Child Maltreatment
Presenter: Nicholas Lopez MD, RCH
Host: Randall Children’s Hospital
Peds CE Webinar
Topic: My Experience in Peds Surgery – The Common, The Rare, and The Ugly
Presenter: Alejandro Ruiz-Elizalde MD, Providence Pediatric Surgery
Host: Providence Health & Services Oregon Region
Peds CE Webinar
Topic: TBD
Presenter: Mary Ann Abrams MD MPH, Nationwide Children’s Hospital
Host: Doernbecher Children’s Hospital
CE: If you would like CME for this session, please contact pedseducation@ohsu.edu.
Password: hbUbM2rKm84
Peds CE Webinar
Topic: Clinical Pediatric Dietician Specialist
Presenter: Briza York RD CSP LD CD, OHSU
Host: Doernbecher Children’s Hospital
CE: If you would like CME for this session, please contact pedseducation@ohsu.edu.
Password: hbUbM2rKm84
Peds CE Webinar
Topic: Spokane HOPE: School for Deaf & Heard of Hearing Children
Presenter: Angela Fidler BA MS-SLP, Executive Director Spokane HOPE; William Schmitt MD, Spokane ENT
Host: Providence Sacred Heart Children’s
Peds CE Webinar
Topic: Defining Progress: A Decade of Advancement in Immune Deficiency Disorders
Presenter: Shyam Joshi MD, OHSU
Host: Randall Children’s Hospital
Peds CE Webinar
Topic: Strange Bedfellows; Strange Name
Presenter: Robert D.B. Jaquiss MD, Children’s Wisconsin
Host: Doernbecher Children’s Hospital
CE: If you would like CME for this session, please contact pedseducation@ohsu.edu.
Password: hbUbM2rKm84
ENA Emergency Nursing 2025
Do you have groundbreaking research or educational insights that will improve patient care?
ENA's annual call for content is open! Submit your ePoster abstract or education session proposal to be a presenter or speaker at Emergency Nursing 2025.
Would you like to learn more about Emergency Nursing 2025?
September Oregon ENA Board Meeting
Join us for our next bi-monthly Oregon ENA Board Meeting
This is virtual on Teams.
Online CE Opportunity
The Old Epidemics Never Go Away: Addressing the Epidemic of Unintentional Injury Among Children
Dr. Benjamin Hoffman - Oregon Health & Science University
Register Here - You will receive a confirmation email after registering. CME and CE available up to 30 days after session.
Learn about leading causes of child mortality
Gain general knowledge about advocacy as it applies to injury prevention
Discuss opportunities to engage in injury prevention at the community and policy change levels
ENA Research and Implementation Grant Applications Deadline
Do you have a research idea or project that needs funding?
ENA Research and Implementation Grant Applications are due TODAY!
Emergency Nursing Webinar Series: The Evolution of Bronchiolitis Management
Kiel Bisceglia, BSRT, RRT, discusses the evolution of bronchiolitis management at Randall Children's Hospital, highlighting the introduction of various protocols and the 2023 Quality Improvement (QI) project. The QI project reviewed literature and surveyed other hospitals to determine effective and safe High-Flow Nasal Cannula (HFNC) flow rates and weaning protocols. The presentation also addresses racial and ethnic disparities in bronchiolitis hospitalizations, emphasizing the need for culturally appropriate preventive measures. Key findings from the literature review and outcome data from the QI project indicate that higher HFNC flow rates can be safely managed on acute care floors, reducing ICU utilization and improving patient care.
This course is provider approved by the California State Board of Registered Nursing, Provider Number CEP8729, for 1.1 contact hours by Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center, Corvallis, Oregon.
Samaritan Health Services is accredited by the Washington State Medical Association to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
Samaritan Health Services designates this live activity for a maximum of one (1) AMA PRA Category 1 Credits TM. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
Kiel Bisceglia and the planners for this educational activity have no relevant financial relationships to disclose with ineligible companies whose primary business is producing, marketing, selling, re-selling or distributing healthcare products used by or on patients.
Click the link below to email Samaritan Health Systems to register for this webinar.
Oregon ENA Officer Election Period
Polls open for Oregon ENA 2026 Officer Elections.
This page will be updated after Officer Nominations have been completed July 31st.
July Oregon ENA Board Meeting (Virtual)
Join us for our next bi-monthly Oregon ENA Board Meeting
Oregon ER Nurse of the Year Award
The Oregon ENA wishes to recognize an Oregon emergency nurse who exemplifies outstanding nursing practice as demonstrated through clinical skills, care, and compassion. This nurse is recognized by peers as an expert in emergency nursing and consistently exhibits traits associated with professional behavior and commitment to professional values.
If you know of someone that needs to be recognized for their excellent care, let us know!