Pomphrey Consulting offers online education opportunities that help you get the most out of your trauma registrars — whether they are brand-new or have years of experience.
Our Trauma Registrar Mentorship (TRM) Course is designed to provide a solid foundation and standardized work approach for the new trauma registrar. The course covers data management, in-depth anatomy, coding in ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS, scaling and scoring systems (ISS, POS, RTS and GCS), an introduction to AIS principles, data validation, report writing and more. This 5-week program consists of 32 lectures (live and recorded), quizzes, homework and faculty Q&A. It has been approved by the American College of Surgeons as meeting the trauma registrar course requirement of CD 15-7.
Our Trauma Advanced Registrar Prep (TARP) course is designed to build the knowledge and critical thinking skills of an experienced registrar. Students learn advanced concepts in performance improvement, data management, reporting, data analysis and data standards. This 4-week course is designed for trauma registrars with at least two years of experience who have already taken the AIS course. Students can also use this course to prepare for the CSTR exam.
Find out more. For more information on these trauma registrar education programs, contact us today.
2 Comments
Hi,
I am a Trauma registrar working as a contractor and am having a hard time finding an affordable ICD 10 refresher course. I did see you have the TRM course which includes ICD 10. Would this count as a refresher? I also like the fact that this course prepares you for the CSTR. I am also taking the CAISS test again on 12/7/24.
If there are any upcoming course for TRM or TARP to help improve my trauma coding that would be wonderful.
Thank you.
Hello, thank you for the message. Since this article was first published we now have a specific ICD-10 Refresher course as well as our Comprehensive Trauma Specific ICD-10 course both of these will fit the requirement. For help with the CSTR exam we recommend our TARP course which includes our Trauma Specific Anatomy 1.0. We also have a Trauma Specific Anatomy 2.0 course that can help with the anatomy portion of the CAISS exam. Please feel free to send me an email with any questions vicki.burton@pomphreyconsulting.com
Vicki Burton
Vice President of Education for Pomphrey Consulting