Educational Opportunities

We believe that continuing education for our school nurses is a vital part of keeping current in their careers and enables them to continue to manage their students with diabetes with confidence and with the most up-to-date foundation of knowledge!

We continue to offer our Managing Diabetes Care in the School and Child Care Settings Hands-On Traning each summer and 1-hour virtual mini-sessions covering a variety of topics throughout the school year.

  • Click “Buy Now” to register for classes when registration is open. 
  • Please do not share this link with those who are not registered
  • 1 contact hour of education will be awarded for those who have registered and completed the class (min. 50 minutes of participation)
  • Once you have completed the class (either live, or at a later date), your certificate will be emailed to you within 1 week
  • No refunds are available.  However, if you register for a class and are unable to attend, please contact us and we will send you a link to view the course at a later date or credit your account for a future class
  • After clicking “pay now” below, you will have the option of paying with your PayPal account or with a credit card.
  • You may also contact us at info@drnsofcolorado.org to schedule paying over the phone through Square or with Venmo.
  • If you use a different email than you want the zoom link sent to, please include that in “additional instructions” when you register.
SPRING CLASS 1: Friday, March 6th, 1:30-2:30PM (MT):  AFREZZA, THE INHALED INSULIN, AND ITS UPCOMING USE IN THE PEDIATRIC POPULATION

  • Presenter: Marina Serdyuk, PharmD, BCACP, CACP, CDCES, Syneos Health Employee working in partnership with MannKind, Medical Science Liaison for Afrezza, Central Territory
    • Marina Serdyuk graduated with her PharmD in 2013 from CU. Her background is in ambulatory care pharmacy, with a focus on chronic disease state management. Over the course of her career, she’s worked closely with medical residents and healthcare providers, working under collaborative practice agreements, presenting on pharmacotherapy topics, and precepting students and interns. She is a board-certified ambulatory care pharmacist and diabetes care and education specialist. Provider education and relationship building are some of the things she’s most passionate about. Today, she is an MSL with Syneos Health in partnership with MannKind.
  • Focus of presentation:
    • Introduction to the inhaled insulin Afrezza and mechanism of action compared to rapid acting injectable insulins
    • Review of INHALE-1 clinical trail and extension data in pediatric patients ages 4-17
    • What to expect during current pediatric trials and after FDA approval in the school setting
    • Time for Q&A

Please note!  The zoom link will be emailed to the one you use to register 2 days prior to the event unless you notify us to use a different email. 


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