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Training for medical professionals

Group Training

We provide clinician-led group training for pharmacies, GP practices, healthcare organisations and clinical teams looking to develop practical skills in injectable medicines and clinical procedures.

 

Our sessions are practical, hands-on and designed around the needs of your team, helping healthcare professionals develop confidence, knowledge and competence in their clinical practice.

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Who this is for

  • Community pharmacies

  • GP practices

  • Healthcare organisations

  • PCNs and healthcare teams

  • Teams introducing new clinical services

  • Teams requiring refresher or competency training

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What's included

  • Injection technique and practical skills

  • Medicine-specific administration training

  • Subcutaneous and intramuscular injection techniques

  • Clinical knowledge relevant to the service being delivered

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How it works

Training can be delivered:

 

  • ​At your workplace

  • At a local training venue

  • ​We work with organisations to arrange training around their team, location and clinical requirements.

​​Group Pricing

Our group training prices are based on the number of delegates attending the session.

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Group training

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  • Up to 4 delegates — £450

  • Up to 6 delegates — £550

  • Up to 8 delegates — £625

  • Up to 10 delegates — £695

 

These prices are for the training and practical competency assessment and are based on training at our standard training venue.

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Additional costs may apply for on-site training, travel and venue hire, depending on the location and arrangements for your session.

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For larger groups, multi-site bookings or bespoke training requirements, please contact us for a tailored quote.

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To arrange a group session, please get in touch with:

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  • Preferred dates

  • Number of delegates

  • Training location

 

We will respond promptly with availability and confirm the most suitable session for your team.

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Important Information

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IVAX Clinical Training provides practical education, supervised practice and competency assessment relevant to the training undertaken.

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Completion of training provides evidence of learning and assessment. However, completion of an IVAX training session does not by itself authorise a healthcare professional to administer a medicine or undertake a clinical procedure.

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Healthcare professionals must have the appropriate legal, organisational and clinical authorisation in place before undertaking the activity in practice, including any relevant PGD, PSD, National Protocol, local SOP or other applicable governance arrangements.

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