9:15 am Welcome 9:30 am - 10:30 am Infection Control Updates including Federal & State Agency Regulations
Presented by Leslie Roste, RN This interactive presentation will review critical infection control updates that will affect your current lesson plans. Understanding the principles of infection control procedures is no longer sufficient when setting the curriculum. Overview of Federal government agencies such as OSHA, EPA and the CDC, whose regulations supercede state regulatory boards will be outlined. Updates to state mandates and what should be updated and regulated in the near future will also be explored. At the conclusion of the presentation the teacher will be able to: - Define infection control procedures
- Evaluate current curriculums and lesson plans
- Identify Federal and State agencies role in Infection control
- Evaluate behaviors in students to develop better work practice controls
Leslie Roste, RN, BSN graduated from the University of Kansas, where she studied Nursing and Microbiology. She has worked in various nursing positions including Obstetrical Nursing and Infection Control in the Kansas City area. She has written many articles, edited multiple textbooks and spoken on Infection Control in the work environment, specializing in the salon and spa industry. She is the National Director of Education and Business Development for King Research. 10:30 am - 11:30 am How Can I Teach Medical Esthetics, I've Never Worked in a Medical Setting!
Presented by Susanne S. Warfield This presentation will provide the teacher with an inside look into what it's like working with physicians in a medical practice or medispa. Learn what skill sets are needed to ensure your students understanding, from required medical terminology and the complex role they could play in a dermatology or plastic surgery setting. We'll explore some of the legal and liability pitfalls of this type of environment that could save your student's a lot of future confusion in their career and keep them from making the most common mistakes! At the conclusion of this presentation the teacher will be able to: - Describe the medical esthetic environment opportunities for the student
- Recognize liability issues & regulations affecting medical esthetic relationships
- Understand the importance of ethics in the medical environment
- Apply the knowledge provided to create a basic medical esthetic curriculum
Susanne S. Warfield, is President/CEO of Paramedical Consultants, Inc.-a consulting, publishing and association management firm. Warfield is a 31-year esthetician, is NCEA Certified, holds both CIDESCO and ITEC diplomas and worked for over 13 years in a dermatology practice in New York city. She has authored over 425 articles, 15 books for the consumer, medical and skin care sectors. 11:30 am - 12:45 pm LUNCH (on your own) 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm Advanced Chemistry - What You Need to Know to Teach It
Presented by Judy Culp Advanced chemistry has made its way into the esthetics world, presenting many challenges for the teacher. The missing link of information that needs to be understood and conveyed is without a legend or "Instructions for Use." This class will open the doors to new understanding and give you the tools to bridge the gap. At the conclusion of the presentation the teacher will be able to: - Examine your (and your student's) level of chemistry understanding
- Employ tools to foster learning and bridge the gap
- Investigate resources to engage the student
- Evaluate lab exercises, quizzes and oral discussions
Judith Culp, CIDESCO, NCEA Certified and CPCP, has lectured at local, state and national events and contributed to numerous trade publications over the past three decades as well as maintain a private practice and educating. She is the Contributing Editor Milady Standard Esthetics: Advanced First and 2nd Edition Textbooks. Her school offers a 1200-hour esthetics program. 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm Motivating the Student-It Starts with the Teacher
Presented by Traci Daly Teachers have a lot to do with their students' motivational level. A student may arrive in class with a certain degree of motivation. But the teacher's behavior and teaching style, the structure of the course, the nature of the assignments and informal interactions with students all have a large effect on student motivation. At the conclusion of this presentation the teacher will be able to: - Recognize the two classifications of motivation
- Determine your personal behavior and teaching style
- Discuss and evaluate the effects of motivation on learning styles
- Create strategies for motivating students
Traci Daly an NCEA Certified esthetician. She has been an esthetics instructor at the Atlanta Institute of Aesthetics, a division of Atlanta School of Massage, since 2005. In addition to her duties as an instructor, Daly managed Lulu, a day spa, for six years beginning in 2002. Her professionalism and skills as an esthetician supported the spa's ongoing success. Daly's extensive knowledge and training background is being utilized toward the continued growth and advancement of the Atlanta Institute of Aesthetics' esthetics program. 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm Updating Your Curriculum Panel This panel discussion will help you update your curriculum to meet the job tasks of a successful esthetician and to make your students more marketable in today's skin care industry. State regulations may not reflect more than 600-hours for licensure, but you can enhance your existing program through beefing up your curriculum with key elements that you will discover in this interactive discussion. 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm FREE NCEA Certified Records Verification ($175 VALUE) Records verification is open to NETT attendees and IECS attendees. To have your Candidate Application verified, please bring your NCEA Certified Candidate Application along with supporting documents to this session. If your Candidate Application is complete, the Authorization to Test (ATT) will emailed to the address on your application. The candidate must then test within 90 days on the date of the ATT. To get started on achieving your national certification - Go to www.NCEACertified.tv | 
