Intravenous therapy training

Intravenous therapy training teaches healthcare professionals the skills and knowledge required to administer medications and fluids through a patient's veins using a needle or catheter.

Registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, nursing students, and other healthcare professionals who may need to perform intravenous therapy can benefit from this training.

The program covers areas such as anatomy and physiology of veins, types of intravenous catheters, medication administration, infection control, and complications of intravenous therapy.

Better Nursing Classes ensures that its intravenous therapy training program meets accreditation standards and provides high-quality education for healthcare professionals.

The duration of the training program may vary, but it typically lasts a few days to a few weeks, depending on the level of detail covered in the curriculum.

Prerequisites may vary, but typically participants are required to have a valid healthcare license or be enrolled in a healthcare education program.

Yes, the program includes hands-on practice sessions to help participants develop the necessary skills for administering intravenous therapy safely and effectively.

Upon completing the intravenous therapy training program, participants may have the opportunity to take certification exams to demonstrate their competency in this area.

To enroll in the program, you can visit Better Nursing Classes' website or contact their admissions office for more information on registration and upcoming class schedules.