
Vitamin knowledge leaving you in a “funk”?
Boost your clinical skills and knowledge of vitamins with this 1.5 CE course for healthcare professionals. Explore deficiency, toxicity, and evidence-based supplementation. This course fulfills state requirements and supports optimal patient care.

About this course
Vitamin knowledge leaving you in a “funk”? is a dynamic continuing education course crafted for healthcare professionals—including nurses, pharmacists, and allied health providers—seeking to update and expand their expertise in vitamins and nutritional health. This course fulfills the continuing education requirement and equips you with the practical knowledge to identify, prevent, and manage vitamin-related health issues.
With misinformation about supplements and nutrition widespread, healthcare professionals must stay informed on the latest evidence-based guidelines for vitamin intake. This course provides a clear, up-to-date overview of essential vitamins, their physiological roles, sources, and the impact of deficiencies and toxicities on patient health.
Key topics include:
Overview of water-soluble and fat-soluble vitamins
Clinical signs and symptoms of vitamin deficiencies and toxicities
Evidence-based recommendations for supplementation and dietary sources
At-risk populations and special considerations for different age groups
Current research on the role of vitamins in disease prevention and wellness
Patient education strategies and debunking common myths
Through modules and case-based learning, participants will gain confidence in assessing vitamin status, advising patients on safe supplementation, and incorporating nutrition into routine care.
Upon course completion, CE credits are automatically reported to CE Broker, making license renewal hassle-free. Stay ahead in your clinical practice by mastering the essentials of vitamin knowledge—enroll today to ensure your patients receive the best in evidence-based nutritional care.
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Peter A. Kreckel, RPh is a most unique breed of community pharmacist. He is a 1981 graduate of the University of Pittsburgh School of Pharmacy. He has practiced independent community pharmacy for his entire career. He began his teaching career at St. Francis University in 2005, in the Department of Physician Assistant Sciences. For the past 16 years, he has taught Pharmacology to over 700 Physician Assistant Science students in their didactic year. He teaches all disciplines year-round, from Antibiotic therapy to Ob-Gyn.
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