Thank you so much for this! It has provided far more clarity than what I’ve been trying to acquire over time. After 8 years breastfeeding my children, I finally found something I’m passionate about. I want to assist families, especially those who lack access or have language barriers (Spanish/English) that complicate their nursing journeys. Now I know which pathway will work best for my situation, and look forward to learning more from this channel.
Hello, thank you for this very informative video ! I wanted to know if I understood correctly. One way to get your clinicals hours that are required in order to sit for the IBCLC exam, is through a school like Lactation Education and you would need 300 hours in that scenario. Is this correct ?
Hi Gina! We at LER offer the necessary lactation specific education to complete Pathway 1 or 3, with our 90 hour course. You will still need to complete your clinical experience hours under mentorship of an IBCLC in addition to completing the program. If you have more questions about the pathways, our wonderful support team will be happy to help! You can reach them by email at support@lactationtraining.com or by calling (443) 203-8553. Best of luck on your journey!
So the list from Pathway 2, those are schools that offer what exactly in regards to Lactation? Is it a Human lactation program? I think Im confused about that because I looked up the first school and searched Human Lactation and nothing came up so what exactly what I am looking for to even apply? Thank you.
Hello and thank you for contacting Lactation Education Resources. Please feel free to send the full details of your question to our support team at support@lactationtraining.com where they will be able to assist you. Thanks :)
So these courses I need, I have to do that through college? I'm already enrolled in one, but can I add these classes while I'm in school so that I can become IBCLC?
Hi Carista, there are several different pathways to becoming an IBCLC. The classes we offer can be taken anytime, at your own pace. If you'd like more information on finding a pathway that's right for you, our support team will be happy to help! You can reach them at support@lactationtraining.com or 443-203-8553.
Please send an email with your inquiry to our support team at support@lactationtraining.com where they will be able to provide you with more details. Thank you :)
Hi Kayla! We offer a general education package that fulfills 5 out of 6 of the required courses. The sixth course is Basic Life Support which must be obtained in person at a local community college, Red Cross, hospital, etc. You can view the package here: www.lactationtraining.com/iblce-additional-general-education-package
Thanks for watching! Our support team can help guide you through the pathways to becoming an IBCLC. You can reach them at support@lactationtraining.com. Best of luck on your journey!
Hello! Are there other programs that allow you to receive the 90 hours of lactation education other than the $900+ course on the lactation training website?
Hi, thanks for your message! That is our only course that will award the full 90 hours needed for certification. Other organizations may have their own options available. If cost is an obstacle, we do offer a payment plan for our 90 hour course: www.lactationtraining.com/installment-course. Best of luck on your journey!
The IBLCE requires that the clinical hours and the 95 hours of lactation training be obtained within the 5 years immediately before applying to sit for the IBLCE exam. You can also read about all of the requirements set by the IBLCE on their website www.IBLCE.org or contact them directly if you still have questions about testing or verifying your Pathway. Their email is IBLCE@IBLCE.org and their phone # is 703-560-7330. Best of luck on your journey!
Congrats on starting your journey to becoming a lactation consultant! Our wonderful support team can help you understand the pathways and how to become an LC. You can reach them by sending an email to support@lactationtraining.com or calling 443-203-8553.
I am a dietitian, working for WIC. Half way through LER program. I did not take anatomy during my undergrad as it was not required, however I did take anatomy and physiology combined. I am wondering if this will meet the required anatomy course.
Hi Marina! Only the IBLCE can speak for which courses they will accept. Unfortunately, they no longer review transcripts. What they will tell you is to compare the course descriptions of what you have taken to the course descriptions in their Health Science Education Guide. You can view that here: iblce.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/health-sciences-education-guide.pdf If you have further questions, feel free to contact our support team at support@lactationtraining.com. Best of luck on your journey!
Hi Raven! Our amazing support team will be happy to help you assess the pathways for your specific situation. Please reach out to them by email at support@lactationtraining.com or by calling (443) 203-8553. Best of luck on your journey!
Thank you for commenting. Pathway 2 is only for people who take a LEAARC recognized course through an accredited university. Currently, there are only 8 in the US. If you are a nurse, especially working in maternal child, pathway 1 is best for you :)
Thank you so much for this! It has provided far more clarity than what I’ve been trying to acquire over time. After 8 years breastfeeding my children, I finally found something I’m passionate about. I want to assist families, especially those who lack access or have language barriers (Spanish/English) that complicate their nursing journeys. Now I know which pathway will work best for my situation, and look forward to learning more from this channel.
We are so glad that you are finding value in the content and we look forward to helping you along your journey!
where is the practicing will be take place, thanks
so happy about this video!!!!!!
Is there a time limit on when the health science courses are from? I took some of these in undergrad, but that was 2005-2008 😬
Hi Sara! Please send us an email at support@lactationtraining.com and we will be happy to help answer your questions!
Hello, thank you for this very informative video ! I wanted to know if I understood correctly. One way to get your clinicals hours that are required in order to sit for the IBCLC exam, is through a school like Lactation Education and you would need 300 hours in that scenario. Is this correct ?
Hi Gina! We at LER offer the necessary lactation specific education to complete Pathway 1 or 3, with our 90 hour course. You will still need to complete your clinical experience hours under mentorship of an IBCLC in addition to completing the program. If you have more questions about the pathways, our wonderful support team will be happy to help! You can reach them by email at support@lactationtraining.com or by calling (443) 203-8553. Best of luck on your journey!
This was very helpful.
Thank you! We are glad that you found value in the video.
So the list from Pathway 2, those are schools that offer what exactly in regards to Lactation? Is it a Human lactation program? I think Im confused about that because I looked up the first school and searched Human Lactation and nothing came up so what exactly what I am looking for to even apply? Thank you.
Hello and thank you for contacting Lactation Education Resources. Please feel free to send the full details of your question to our support team at support@lactationtraining.com where they will be able to assist you. Thanks :)
Thank you that was so helpful
So these courses I need, I have to do that through college? I'm already enrolled in one, but can I add these classes while I'm in school so that I can become IBCLC?
Hi Carista, there are several different pathways to becoming an IBCLC. The classes we offer can be taken anytime, at your own pace. If you'd like more information on finding a pathway that's right for you, our support team will be happy to help! You can reach them at support@lactationtraining.com or 443-203-8553.
Still, this pathway is followed?
How to find where to study to be a lactation consultant in New Zealand
Please send an email with your inquiry to our support team at support@lactationtraining.com where they will be able to provide you with more details. Thank you :)
Hi there! How can I go about finding where to take the 6 continuing education courses?
Hi Kayla! We offer a general education package that fulfills 5 out of 6 of the required courses. The sixth course is Basic Life Support which must be obtained in person at a local community college, Red Cross, hospital, etc. You can view the package here: www.lactationtraining.com/iblce-additional-general-education-package
May I know how to apply?
Thanks for watching! Our support team can help guide you through the pathways to becoming an IBCLC. You can reach them at support@lactationtraining.com. Best of luck on your journey!
Hello! Are there other programs that allow you to receive the 90 hours of lactation education other than the $900+ course on the lactation training website?
Hi, thanks for your message! That is our only course that will award the full 90 hours needed for certification. Other organizations may have their own options available. If cost is an obstacle, we do offer a payment plan for our 90 hour course: www.lactationtraining.com/installment-course. Best of luck on your journey!
@@LactationEducationResourcesthank you so much for your response!
If I completed all of the requirements for any pathway but I have at least 1 course that's over 5 years old do I have to retake it?
The IBLCE requires that the clinical hours and the 95 hours of lactation training be obtained within the 5 years immediately before applying to sit for the IBLCE exam.
You can also read about all of the requirements set by the IBLCE on their website www.IBLCE.org or contact them directly if you still have questions about testing or verifying your Pathway. Their email is IBLCE@IBLCE.org and their phone # is 703-560-7330.
Best of luck on your journey!
Hi!! Would like to come on board to become a lactation consultant. I’m in New York. Do you know anyone who can advice me on how to start the process?
Congrats on starting your journey to becoming a lactation consultant! Our wonderful support team can help you understand the pathways and how to become an LC. You can reach them by sending an email to support@lactationtraining.com or calling 443-203-8553.
I am a dietitian, working for WIC. Half way through LER program. I did not take anatomy during my undergrad as it was not required, however I did take anatomy and physiology combined. I am wondering if this will meet the required anatomy course.
Hi Marina! Only the IBLCE can speak for which courses they will accept. Unfortunately, they no longer review transcripts.
What they will tell you is to compare the course descriptions of what you have taken to the course descriptions in their Health Science Education Guide. You can view that here: iblce.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/health-sciences-education-guide.pdf
If you have further questions, feel free to contact our support team at support@lactationtraining.com. Best of luck on your journey!
@@LactationEducationResources thank you for replying! I will call IBLCE today for clarification.
I have been a Speech Language Pathologist Assistant (school based) for about 2 years. What pathway would I take?
Hi Raven! Our amazing support team will be happy to help you assess the pathways for your specific situation. Please reach out to them by email at support@lactationtraining.com or by calling (443) 203-8553. Best of luck on your journey!
Just to be clear, can RNs and LPNs take pathway 2 if they have done the 95 hours with LER?
Thank you for commenting. Pathway 2 is only for people who take a LEAARC recognized course through an accredited university. Currently, there are only 8 in the US. If you are a nurse, especially working in maternal child, pathway 1 is best for you :)
@@LactationEducationResources thank you for replying.
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