General FAQs
What are the prerequisites for the IV Therapy Program?
Open to RNs, LPNs, or any healthcare professional seeking to improve PIV skills. A current license and clinical background are required.
How do I register for a course?
Registration is completed online through our secure portal. We recommend booking early to secure your preferred course date and instructor.
Are there any prerequisites for continuing education courses?
Our continuing education courses are designed for nurses and healthcare professionals with a current license. No prior IV therapy experience is required.
What are the course dates and times?
Course schedules vary by location and program. Please review our calendar on the Courses page or contact us to inquire about upcoming dates.
How can I contact the instructor or program coordinator?
You can reach our program coordinator at info@infusions101.com or by calling our office directly to discuss your specific educational needs.
IV Therapy Certification
Common questions regarding our certification programs and continuing education credits.
What is the certification process?
To earn our certification, you must complete our 30-hour IV Therapy program. This includes comprehensive theoretical instruction and hands-on clinical skills training designed to meet industry standards.
Are there continuing education credits?
Yes, we provide continuing education credits for nurses. Our courses are accredited to ensure your professional development remains current with the latest IV therapy protocols and clinical best practices.
Who is eligible for the program?
Our program is designed for registered nurses and other qualified healthcare professionals seeking to expand their clinical expertise in IV therapy. We provide the necessary clinical excellence for your career growth.
How long does the certification take?
The 30-hour IV Therapy program is typically completed over a few weeks. We offer flexible scheduling to accommodate your professional commitments while ensuring you master the clinical skills required for certification.
What are the prerequisites?
Participants must be registered nurses or other healthcare professionals with a current license. We require proof of licensure and a valid CPR certification to ensure all learners meet the necessary clinical standards.