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Specialist Practice (Health and Justice Nursing) (Higher Apprenticeship) PgDip

Teesside University

The apprentice gains the skills and knowledge to be a proficient, confident and innovative health and justice nurse and non-medical prescriber, who can deliver evidence-based care while leading a team and managing a caseload of patients with complex

Level
Postgraduate
Qualification
PgDip
Location
Middlesbrough, United Kingdom
Intake months
January, September
Entry requirements
The apprentice must: have an NMC-valid registration as a registered first-level nurse and at least one year’s experience post-registration be successful at interview have a degree or RPL equivalent be professionally practising in a role where there is an identified need to prescribe be approved by the employing trust or organisation’s non-medical prescribing lead and service manager who must verify the apprentice’s suitability to prescribe have an NMP practice assessor or designated prescribing practitioner to provide supervision, support and opportunities to develop competence in practice pass a 20-question drug calculations entry test with a mark of 80% or above successfully complete a clinical skills module or provide written evidence of assessment within practice (successful completion of the clinical skills module within the course enables the applicant to meet this criteria). The

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