Introduction to Rifton Product Course

17th April 2012
25th September 2012
6th November 2012

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Following on from the success of the Jenx One Day Product Course and requests from therapists that we run a training course covering Rifton products, we are pleased to invite you to attend the “Rifton Product Course”. This course will be held throughout the year at our Head Office in Sheffield.

The first hour of the Programme consists of a Presentation on Product Care and Maintenance in line with the Medical Devices Directive, following the Guidelines from the MHRA , which a chance for questions during and after the session.

The “Hands-on” sessions which form part of the Programme include the following products from the Rifton range:

• Pacer Gait Trainer
• Dynamic Stander
• Medium Prone Stander
• Blue Wave Toileting System
• Blue Wave Bathing System
• High Back Mobile Chair
• Compass Chair
    

With instruction on how to adjust the equipment and how to use it to give a secure starting position for functional movement as part of a child’s therapy programme.

At the end of the course, delegates can expect to understand how to assess with Rifton products, how to get the best out of Rifton products to aid development in children. The course will also explain to you how to gain further information about spare parts, assessment visits and new instructions.

The Rifton Product Course is available and recommended for anybody working with children i.e. a therapist, teacher, technical officer or any other person involved in using, maintaining or purchasing specialised furniture.

The day will start at 10.00 a.m. (Registration 9.30 a.m.) and will finish at 4.00 p.m. be interspersed with breaks, with good food and drink provided.

If you would like to book a place on the course please contact Barbara Wilson on Tel. 0114 285 6107 or e-mail: barbara@jenx.com

Places are limited so please book early to avoid disappointment.

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