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Vitamin B12 Injection Training Course (CPD Accredited)

£299.00

£299 · CPD accredited · 8 credits · one full day

Administering vitamin B12 injections, and the prescription only medicine rules that apply. Pharmacology, anatomy of the injection sites, preparation and safety protocols, injection technique, aftercare and record keeping. Hardback manual posted on purchase, with review questions after every section and a practical competency check.

Entry requirements: prior anatomy and physiology, and a minimum Level 3 or Level 4 Ofqual regulated beauty qualification.

Full course details, syllabus and assessment

Vitamin B12 Injection Training Course (CPD Accredited)

A CPD accredited course in administering intramuscular vitamin B12 injections, covering the pharmacology, the anatomy of the injection sites, preparation and safety protocols, injection technique, aftercare and record keeping. Taught at our academy in Southampton.

Who this course is for

Learners must already hold a recognised qualification in anatomy and physiology.

Course structure

  • Introduction to vitamin B12 injections, oral supplements compared with intramuscular injection, and the regulations
  • Anatomy and physiology related to B12 injections
  • Pharmacology of vitamin B12
  • Preparation and safety protocols
  • Injection techniques
  • Client aftercare and advice
  • Documentation and record keeping
  • Legislation updates and health and safety policy
  • Practical assessment and competency check

Assessment and certification

Review questions and a written assessment, then, after a pass, a supervised practical on a model or mannequin with role play scenarios and competency questions. On successful completion you receive a CPD certificate, 8 CPD credits.

Please confirm with your own insurer that this treatment is covered on your policy before you book.

Prescription only medicines

Injectable vitamins are prescription only medicines in the UK. Under regulation 214 of the Human Medicines Regulations 2012, a prescription only medicine may only be given by injection by an appropriate practitioner, such as a doctor or an independent prescriber, or by someone acting in accordance with their directions. This course trains you to administer the injection within that framework. It does not qualify you to prescribe, so you will need an arrangement with an appropriate prescriber before you offer the treatment. Prescription only medicines must not be advertised to the public. Please check with your insurer that you are covered before you book.

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