Amenities include a private gated park across the street, a pool, a fitness center with on-site trainers and an owners' lounge.
Previous studies describe student education in video intubation using on-site trainers and documented proper endotracheal tube placement by tele-broncoscopy, with a remote teacher providing real time guidance to the learner as the procedure is performed [1 3].
Funds only covered training costs (i.e. transport refund for off-duty staff, airtime, supplies, and materials) and could not be paid to on-site trainers or trainees.
One practical approach suggested was the opportunity for " on-site trainers" to be available " to help motivation" (i.e., motivate the pharmacists to recruit patients) particularly for the " first few patients".
Employees who used the centers contributed $50 each to the fund to pay for an on-site trainer and to maintain the equipment.
A lead center, associated with site trainers, was established for each region.
But a gym, on-site personal trainers and healthy food in the cafeteria are a waste of money if employees eschew them for the local McDonald's.
On-site athletic trainers (ATs) reported injury and exposure data from all games and practices into a single injury documentation application called the Injury Surveillance Tool (IST [Datalys Center, Indianapolis, IN]).
At least three sessions/week were facility-based with on-site exercise trainers, and the remaining sessions were home-based.
How about reallocating the funds used for purchasing these mounds of empty calories for faculty yoga and pilates classes, an on-site fitness trainer or nutrition consultant, or even coupons to Whole Foods?
The new master trainer then trained 13 HC trainers in January 2010 over a five-day period in Malawi, with on-site support from visiting trainers from the KTU, bringing the total of PALM PLUS HC trainers to 14, one for each intervention site (the master trainer also functioned as a HC trainer).
