Accredited I.V Cannulation Training Program
Nursing And Midwifery Board of Ireland (N.M.B.I) Approved.
I.V Cannulation Access Training Program
U.C.C, Brookfield Health Science Building
College Road, Cork
N.M.B.I 4 Continuing Education Unit's (C.E.U's) Awarded


Enroll in our comprehensive I.V Cannulation Peripheral Access Program in University College Cork
The training is designed to equip healthcare professionals and students with critical workplace safety training to look after different age groups and the challenges that present with each of them.
Learn advanced skills with expert-led instruction and hands-on experience.
This N.M.B.I approved IV Cannulation Access Training Program is aimed at people working or studying in health care. During the course students learn IV cannulation peripheral access. This life saving skill is one of the most commonly performed invasive procedure in healthcare settings. To perform this procedures well and to a safe standard, it requires staff to have training to be competent in these area. The course is delivered by registered practitioners. This NMBI approved course is recognised and accepted by medical insurance companies. All skill monitoring is carried out on the day by a Doctor. More information and answered common questions can be read on our blog.
Course Provider: E.R Training
Brookfield Health Science Complex
UCC, Cork
Lead Instructor: Dr Deborah Mannion
Course Cost: 295€
50€ College Student Discount : Please Pay the booking fee as normal.
Course Duration: 1pm - 5pm
Course Date - Saturday 14th November (University College Cork )
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Course Date - Sunday 15th November (University College Cork )
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Course Date - Saturday 5th December (University College Cork )
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Course Date - Sunday 6th December (University College Cork )
Entry Criteria:
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Healthcare
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Students (Or Waiting For Registration)
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Doctors & Nurses (Dental etc)
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Healthcare Assistants
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EMT / Paramedics
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Army
Award: Certificate approved Irish Nursing & Midwifery Board of Ireland 4 CEUs
Course Content:
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Introduction
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Anatomy & Physiology
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Indications for IV Cannulation
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Practical IV Cannualtion Sites & Selection
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Complicated Access With Practical Methods To Resolve
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Special Populations
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Infection Control & Consent
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IV Cannulation Techniques & Complications
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Practical Equipment Selection & Preparation
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Practical I.V Cannulation Techniques & Complications
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Tegaderm IV Securement Dressings & Catheter Flush
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Practical Intravenous IV Cannulation
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Practical Site Selection For I.V Cannulation
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Open Discussions
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Close
Please note: You are not required to complete additional practicals at the end of the course.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Do i need to do additional blood draws after the course?
No. Our Doctor deems you compedant on the day.
2. And parking? Where can i park and is it free? Where do i go?
Yes free parking is provided. On entering UCC brookfield health science complex keep left and approach the automatic barrier. The barrier will automatically open. You will then see parking spaces. Once parked walk back around to the front of the building (Up steps to an all glass front of the building). Once entering the main doors turn left and proceed up the stairs on the left to the first floor. No need to check in with rection. Once at the top of the stairs turn right and you will see us. If lost you can call the training mobile on 0879676700
3. Is this Advanced Phlebotomy & Access training course approved in Ireland?
Yes, this course is approved by the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland (NMBI) and provides Continuing Education Units (CEUs), making it recognised for professional development in Ireland.
4. Is there a QQI level in Phlebotomy in Ireland?
No. The standard in Ireland at present is the NMBI awarded CPD points as certificate.
5. Can i sit this course without being on a professional register?
Yes. Many people sit this course as students etc.


Nursing & Midwifery Training Centre


Course Provider: E.R Training
Venue Location:
Brookfield Health Science Complex
College Road, Cork
Getting Here
Cork Airport & Bus Station : Taxi is best option. Approx 20 euros / 20 min travel time
Car: Follow the google map link to the above address. On entering the complex keep left, through the barrier & park around the back.
Staying in Cork
Hotels: Closest would be the Hayfield Manor and the Kingsley Hotel
B&Bs: Located along the "Western Road"
