Course Overview
Develop the knowledge, practical skills and confidence to safely administer vaccinations through clinician-led, hands-on training. Every IVAX Clinical Training course is designed and delivered by experienced clinicians, with every trainer holding a minimum qualification of a Postgraduate Certificate in Clinical Education.
Our evidence-based approach combines educational excellence with practical simulation, ensuring every delegate receives a high-quality learning experience that builds confidence, competence and safe clinical practice.
Who Should Attend?
Suitable for registered healthcare professionals, including:
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Pharmacists
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Registered Nurses
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Nursing Associates
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Pharmacy Technicians (where appropriate)
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Other registered healthcare professionals authorised to administer vaccinations
Flexible Learning Options
Choose the training that best suits your needs:
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1:1 Training – Individualised training with dedicated support and personalised feedback throughout the course.
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Small Group Training – Interactive, hands-on learning in a supportive environment with opportunities to learn alongside other healthcare professionals.
Pre-Learning
Before attending, delegates will receive a comprehensive pre-learning package covering the essential theory of immunisation, vaccine principles, national guidance and professional responsibilities. This allows the face-to-face training to focus on discussion, practical skills, competency development and real-world application.
What You'll Learn
The course covers:
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Intramuscular (IM) injection techniques
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Subcutaneous (SC) injection techniques
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Intranasal vaccine administration
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Recognition and management of anaphylaxis
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Adult and paediatric Basic Life Support (BLS)
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Infection prevention and sharps safety
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Consent, documentation and legal considerations
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Supervised practical skills and competency assessment
Certification
Following successful completion of the course and competency assessment, delegates will receive an IVAX Clinical Training Certificate of Competence.
Please note that successful completion of this course does not authorise independent vaccination practice. Delegates must have the appropriate legal authority, such as a Patient Group Direction (PGD), Patient Specific Direction (PSD), or other employer-approved governance arrangements, before administering vaccines within their clinical role.
Why Choose IVAX Clinical Training?
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Every trainer holds a minimum qualification of a Postgraduate Certificate in Clinical Education
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Experienced clinician-led training
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Flexible 1:1 and small group learning options
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Comprehensive pre-learning package
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Extensive supervised practical training
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Competency-based assessment
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Small class sizes with personalised feedback
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Training aligned with the UK National Minimum Standards for Immunisation Training
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A commitment to patient safety, professionalism and clinical excellence