IV Sedation Site Inspection Preparation

Your facility, your staff, your schedule.

So you’ve got a site inspection coming up! Not to worry – an office inspection is a great opportunity to refresh your practice’s emergency preparedness and procedures. The ADMA Site-Inspection Prep Service comes in two varieties to best suit your needs.

Often times there are forms the state requires for documentation that dentists are unaware of. Invest in your permit’s security and avoid delays – be prepared by scheduling an ADMA prep session today!

You may purchase this training online and we will call you shortly to set up a date that works with your schedule. Or, call 855-406-7671 to speak with our Course Director.

Option 1: Virtual Prep

This option will secure a live, one-on-one video conference with an ADMA instructor to help prepare you for an upcoming site inspection. This takes approximately 3 hours, and you will receive 3 CE credits towards your permit maintenance. Upon purchasing this course, you’ll receive immediate access to:

• The ADMA IV Sedation Manual
• The ADMA Emergency Response Protocol Checklists
• Documentation Forms Packet Compliant with State Regulations
• Medication Tracker & Order Recommendations

In addition, the ADMA will contact you to schedule a date and time that works best for you to arrange your one-on-one video conference. This usually takes around 3 hours to complete, and includes:

• Equipment Audit
• Medication Review
• ER Preparedness
• Facility Setup Review
• State-Specific Preparation for Site Inspection

To select this option, choose “Virtual Via Live Video Conference” from the “Training Type” drop down menu in the upper right section of this page.

Option 2: In-Office Onsite Prep

This is a customizable training option starting at $4,000 to have a personalized office visit from an ADMA instructor. During this visit, you and your office staff will be trained on the best way to prepare yourselves and your office for passing a sedation site inspection. Upon purchasing this course, you’ll receive immediate access to:

• The ADMA IV Sedation Manual
• The ADMA Emergency Response Protocol Checklists
• Documentation Forms Packet Compliant with State Regulations
• Medication Tracker & Order Recommendations

In addition, the ADMA will contact you to schedule a date and time that works best for you to arrange your in-person training. This can be completed in one day, or extended to include additional sedation and ACLS/PALS CE credits including but not limited to:

• Equipment Audit
• Medication Review
• ER Preparedness
• Facility Setup Review
• State-Specific Preparation for Site Inspection