The course covers a wide range of ear care topics from tinnitus to ear drops, as well as giving delegates a detailed understanding of the anatomy and physiology of the ear itself. Through this, participants are able to build on their skills with the aim of providing exceptional care to patients on completion of the course.
The course will be delivered by one of our highly experienced educators. All of our team are subject matter experts within their specialist area of practice ensuring that information delivered is completely up to date and in line with current best practice. We are also able to tailor courses to the needs and requirements of your healthcare organisation for a bespoke training solution.
Please note: delegates on the Ear Irrigation course are required to receive supervision from an appropriate mentor to support their learning and practical application in the workplace.
Guardian Angels Training will provide the necessary competency proformas required to ensure safe and evidenced-based clinical practice following completion of the Ear Irrigation training course. This will then allow the Registered Provider to ensure mandatory competency assessments are completed within the workplace by a nominated mentor/supervisor.
If further advice regarding competency assessments is required, or if you would like our Registered Nurse Trainers to provide onsite competency assessments, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Healthcare professionals including nurses and doctors who are expected to administer ECGs as part of their daily responsibilities will benefit from undertaking this particular training course.
Our Oral Suction training course gives delegates the skills, knowledge and understanding to carry out oral suctioning on patients and service users in their care.
This course offers guidance on coping with loss and the process of grieving. It will benefit delegates who may have contact with the bereaved, or need to cope with the loss of a person for whom they have cared.
This course focuses specifically on how to observe both conscious and unconscious patients on a clinical level in order to determine when and where any given action must be taken. From casual ward observations to more intensive and demanding patient supervisory roles.
