Nursing Assistant Training with Phlebotomy & Catheterisation

Legal and Ethical Responsibilities: Understand the legalities and ethical considerations involved in patient care.

Effective Communication: Develop skills to communicate efficiently with patients and healthcare teams.

Infection Control: Learn best practices to prevent and manage infections in healthcare settings.

Patient Care: Gain practical knowledge on providing compassionate and competent care to patients.

Blood Circulation: Understand the anatomy and physiology related to blood circulation.

Venipuncture Procedures: Master the techniques for safe and effective blood collection.

Infection Control: Apply infection control practices to ensure safety and accuracy in blood draws.

Protocols for Male and Female Catheterisation: Learn the procedures for both male and female patients.

Patient Guidance: Understand how to guide patients through the catheterisation process.

Equipment Handling: Gain proficiency in using and managing catheterisation equipment.

Aspiring Nursing Assistants: Individuals looking to gain comprehensive training in essential healthcare practices.

Healthcare Professionals: Those seeking to enhance their skills and qualifications in nursing, phlebotomy, and catheterisation.

Career Changers: People considering a shift to healthcare roles or seeking advancement in their current positions.

Healthcare Aspirants: Individuals aiming for roles such as nursing assistants, phlebotomists, or carers in various healthcare settings.

No prerequisites; suitable for individuals from any academic background.

Accessible course materials from any internet-enabled device.

Nursing Assistant: Provide essential care and support to patients, working effectively within diverse healthcare environments.

Phlebotomist: Specialize in blood collection, handling, and specimen management with a focus on precision and patient care.

Healthcare Assistant: Support various healthcare tasks and patient care activities, contributing to overall healthcare delivery.

Caregiver: Offer dedicated care and assistance to individuals in need, enhancing their quality of life.

Ward Assistant: Assist healthcare teams with daily operations and patient management in ward settings, ensuring smooth functioning.