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The S.T.A.B.L.E. Program
Neonatal stabilization, post-resuscitation care, and preparation for transport.
FormatIn Person or Remote by Arrangement
ParticipantsNICU, L&D, ED, postpartum, and transport staff
Course Details
- Complete the online Foundations Module before attending.
- Classes are held in Oakland; remote and group courses are available by arrangement.
Preparation
Complete the online Foundations Module before the course. Access to its clinical tools continues for two years.
Course Topics
- Neonatal physiology, in-utero complications, and indicators of fetal distress
- Hemodynamic stability, glucose and acid-base balance, and neurological assessment
- Post-resuscitation and pre-transport care
- Family involvement, bonding, and communication
The course is particularly relevant to clinicians caring for sick infants while awaiting transfer, including those in rural settings.
Remote and Group Courses
Remote instruction is available through videoconferencing. We can arrange a course at your facility and offer discounts for groups of three or more students.
Instructors
Brooke Holoubek and Geoffrey Kerns use S.T.A.B.L.E. principles in neonatal transport and resuscitation practice.
S.T.A.B.L.E. Availability
Ask about upcoming dates, your preferred format, or a course for your team.