Classroom Training
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This course is for Post Go-Live accounts and is designed to teach the skills needed to operate, maintain and troubleshoot the Atellica Solution. Identify and discuss how to apply the Atellica Solution Training Resources.
Duration: 4 days
Course Prerequisite Requirement: Atellica Solution Essentials Virtual Training (excludes operators that have at least one month experience with the system).
Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to:
- Identify the system components and their functions
- Navigate the Software
- Utilize the instrument Online help and PEPconnect
- Manage supplies, system fluids and reagents
- Schedule, process, and review quality control
- Analyze QC results
- Process and review patient orders
- Schedule, process, and review calibrations
- Locate, review and update maintenance tasks
- Perform daily, weekly, and monthly maintenance
- Review and perform as needed maintenance tasks
- Perform PCC restart and module shutdown
- Perform a full system shutdown
- Utilize and interpret diagnostic screens
- Navigate the Atellica Asa software
- Discuss Decapper functionality
- Identify the available Atellica Solution Training Resources
- Discuss how to apply the Atellica Solution Training Resources
Course Schedule
Location: Tarrytown, NY
Location: Tarrytown, NY
Location: Tarrytown, NY
Location: Tarrytown, NY
Location: Tarrytown, NY
This interactive course is designed to teach the skills to maintain and troubleshoot the Atellica Solution. Participants should have at least three months of hands-on experience with the Atellica Solution.
Note: This course will cover the Sample Handler, Chemistry and Immunoassay modules.
Duration: 3 days
Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to:
- Describe the functional overview of CH/IMT/IM modules
- Describe different CH calibration types
- Describe IM assay principles
- Process calibrations and QC for CH and IM modules
- Distinguish between manually and automatically ordering calibration and QC
- Identify corrective actions to resolve calibration and QC issues
- Interpret Event Log and Utilize Operator Diagnostics
- Utilize Online Help to identify troubleshooting procedures
- Perform as needed maintenance tasks for SH, IMT, CH, and IM modules
- Resolve common hardware related issues for SH, IMT, CH, and IM modules
- Resolve software related issues
- Differentiate steps and scenarios to Restart/Reboot the analyzer
Course Schedule
Location: Tarrytown, NY
Location: Berkeley, CA
Location: Tarrytown, NY
Location: Tarrytown, NY
Location: Berkeley, CA
Location: Tarrytown, NY
Location: Berkeley, CA
Location: Tarrytown, NY
Location: Berkeley, CA
Location: Tarrytown, NY
Location: Tarrytown, NY
This course provides training on operation, sample and quality control processing, maintenance, calibration, and troubleshooting for the Viva-ProE Analyzer.
Duration: 3 days
Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to:
- Identify hardware components
- Navigate the software
- Use the system's Operator's Guide
- Define the EMIT® principle
- Request, measure and evaluate calibration, controls and samples
- Perform maintenance procedures
- Identify and resolve system errors
- Troubleshoot the Viva-ProE Systems
- Use the WinTOX data management system for order entry, result approval, and report creation
Course Schedule
Location: Newark, DE
Location: Newark, DE
Location: Newark, DE
This basic operator training course is designed to teach the skills needed to operate and maintain the ADVIA 2120i Hematology System.
Duration: 3 days
- Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to:
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- Identify system hardware components and reagents
- Navigate through software menus
- Perform Starting each Shift
- Prepare and perform Quality Control processing
- Perform sample processing
- Describe how the system works
- Perform and record scheduled maintenance
- Identify the methods used on the system
- Perform a gains adjustment using the Gains Wizard
- Review the calibration process using the Calibration Wizard
- Perform troubleshooting of sample / system flags
- Customize multispecies software (if applicable)
- Determine the multispecies options in playback feature (if applicable)
Course Schedule
Location: Newark, DE
Location: Newark, DE
Location: Newark, DE
This course is to teach basic operation of the Sysmex CS-2500 system. This course will cover a system overview, all maintenance, sample processing, QC processing, calibration, and abnormal results troubleshooting.
Duration: 3 days
Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to:
- Identify major hardware components
- Perform the steps to start up the system
- Navigate Software Toolbar shortcut buttons
- Prepare reagents and QC for sample processing.
- Perform Daily Maintenance. Create a user defined maintenance
- Describe the on-board stability for reagents
- Load Reagents on reagent table and diluent table
- Load QC using SLD mini cup and C rack
- Identify different Reagent Messages on Reagents screen
- Identify main areas of Reagent screen
- Process QC. Locate QC results and Print
- Process samples in normal mode using a Host computer
- Process samples manually
- Identify Sample Volume errors
- Perform Printing and Exporting of Joblist results
- Identify key areas of the Joblist screen
- Identify key areas of a normal reaction curve.
- Perform calibration. Identify information on Package Inserts and Application sheets.
- Troubleshoot analysis errors.
- Perform Weekly, Monthly Maintenance.
- Replace the Halogen lamp.
- Perform a data backup of the system.
- Troubleshoot hardware errors and log a corrective action.
Course Schedule
Location: Newark, DE
Location: Newark, DE
Location: Newark, DE
Location: Newark, DE
Location: Newark, DE
Location: Newark, DE
This course is to teach basic operation of the Sysmex CS-5100 System. The course will cover system overview, all maintenance, sample processing, QC processing, calibration and abnormal result troubleshooting.
Duration: 3 days
Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to:
• Identify major hardware components.
• Perform the steps to start up the system.
• Navigate the main software screens.
• Locate the Error Help screen.
• Discuss preparation of reagents and QC.
• Perform Daily Maintenance.
• List the steps to create a login to the system.
• List the steps to create a user defined maintenance task.
• Describe the on-board stability for reagents.
• Demonstrate loading reagents on the system.
• Describe how to use the C rack and SLD mini cup.
• Identify Reagent screen messages.
• Identify main areas of Reagent screen.
• Perform QC processing.
• Perform sample processing.
• Discuss ordering in micro mode and longer measurement time.
• Identify key areas of the Joblist screen.
• Locate Result information on the Joblist.
• Identify key areas of a normal reaction curve.
• Perform a calibration.
• Identify information on Package Inserts and Application sheets.
• Identify QC that is out of range.
• List steps to process D-Dimer QC.
• Identify corrective actions for Analysis result errors.
• Perform Weekly, Monthly, As needed Maintenance.
• List the steps to replace the Halogen lamp.
• Perform a data backup of the system.
Course Schedule
Location: Newark, DE
This course delivers basic operation and maintenance of ADVIA Centaur® XPT.
Duration: 3 days
Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to:
- Identify system components and consumable supplies
- Operate the system
- Configuring QC setup options
- Work with the ID Assays on the Centaur XPT
- Perform maintenance
- Identify the Events screens
- Access Diagnostics tools
- Troubleshoot/repair the system
- Restart the system
Course Schedule
Location: Tarrytown, NY
Location: Tarrytown, NY
This class is designed for the operator that is already experienced with the ADVIA Centaur XP system. The topics and objectives discussed in this class will go over the differences between the ADVIA Centaur XP and ADVIA Centaur XPT. This course also covers more advanced topics consisting of Operator Level Troubleshooting.
Duration: 3 days
Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to:
- Identify differences with the system components compared to ADVIA Centaur® XP Immunoassay System
- Discuss the steps involved in the cuvette journey
- Log into the system software
- Navigate the user interface
- Setup, process and manage Quality Control (QC)
- Process and manage patient samples
- Setup, process and manage assay calibrations
- Identify and discuss issues related to assay troubleshooting
- Identify differences with routine maintenance compared to ADVIA Centaur® XP Immunoassay System
- Use the Event Log to investigate system issues
- Discuss the available Diagnostic Tools options
- Identify common hardware issues and discuss how to resolve them
Course Schedule
Location: Tarrytown, NY
This course is designed to prepare the participant to successfully operate the IMMULITE 2000 XPi analyzer. This includes performing daily and periodic maintenance, running patient samples, performing adjustments and quality control, interpreting results and troubleshooting common operator errors.
Duration: 3 days
Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to:
- Identify system components (location and function)
- Perform daily maintenance procedures
- Scan new kits into database
- Load reagent wedges and bead packs
- Identify and run adjustors, controls and patient samples
- Determine the status of a sample
- Run barcoded and unbarcoded patient samples
- Order onboard dilutions, STAT tests
- Enter control data and ranges into the database
- Create and run a panel of tests
- Process controls without barcodes
- Evaluate adjustments
- Validate and troubleshoot adjustments
- Perform weekly, monthly and quarterly maintenance
- Identify Tools options
- Use the Help function
- Troubleshoot sample errors
- Run allergy assays
Course Schedule
Location: Tarrytown, NY
Location: Tarrytown, NY
This course is for Basic EXL 200 / EXL LM or Xpand with QCC PowerPak users. The course includes lecture and hands-on exercises emphasizing daily operation. Students are introduced to basic operation, maintenance and instrument troubleshooting.
Duration: 3 days
Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to:
- Identify Hardware Components
- Navigate Software
- Perform Daily, Weekly, Monthly and as Needed Maintenance
- Process samples and QC material
- Interpret and report test results
- Calibrate and interpret calibration results
- Perform Basic Troubleshooting
Course Schedule
Location: Newark, DE
Location: Newark, DE
Location: Newark, DE
Location: Newark, DE
Location: Newark, DE
Location: Newark, DE
Location: Newark, DE
Location: Newark, DE
Location: Newark, DE
Location: Newark, DE
This course is a comprehensive program designed for the experienced Dimension® user. The course includes component review and theory of operation for HM/LOCI®, Cuvette Manufacturing, Reagent Delivery System, Photometer and IMT. Calibration/Verification and System Check Troubleshooting, Understanding Test Report messages and How to Rethread Film are presented with hands on exercises. Operators will navigate through the software and become familiar with diagnostic screens. Medical Laboratory Professionals who successfully complete classroom training will receive continuing education credits.
Duration: 3 days
Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to:
- Configure Calibration and QC Alerts
- Define and Edit QC Products and Panels
- Define and Edit Calibration Products
- Setup Calibrations using Group Cal Function
- Evaluate Calibration Results
- Rethread Film
- Troubleshoot Failed System Checks
- Troubleshoot and resolve error messages associated with the following:
- Heterogeneous Module
- Cuvette Manufacturing
- Electrical Cabinet
- Reagent System
- QuikLYTE Integrated Multisensor Technology
- Test Report Messages
- Photometer and Alignments
Course Schedule
Location: Newark, DE
Location: Newark, DE
Location: Newark, DE
Location: Newark, DE
Location: Newark, DE