Vitamin B12

• 1/2 day practical training
• E-learning included
• Small groups
• Learn in a high level CQC standard Clinical Academy
• Advanced skill level
• Free Parking On Site
• Close Proximity To Train Station
• Discounted Hotel Rates

Entry Requirements

– Medic or Non Medics

– Level 3 (In General Beauty)

– 12 months needling experience

– 6 months needling experience and Anatomy and Physiology Level 3 qualification.

Duration

Home study and practical days.

Booking

We offer a range of payment options at checkout, once you have booked your course one of our team will be in touch with upcoming dates. If you have any questions please contact us via the telephone number provided.

Dress Code

A professional beauty uniform or scrubs are preferred, but if you are new to the industry plain black long sleeve clothing is fine (long sleeves must be able to be rolled up to prevent cross contamination). Jewellery to be removed, hair tied off the face, no excessive long nails, no flip flops or sliders, all shoes must be close toed.

8 online guided learning hours required to be completed before the training day.

This will provide you with full information on the treatment including what products to use and legislations relating to the process, pre and after care for your client.

You will then be able to watch a demo treatment and have a chance to have and perform the treatment (If you are unable to have the treatment done, please let us know as you may be required to provide a model)

Models

You will need to provide a model for this training day or you will perform the treatment on each other. However, if you cannot have the treatment please ensure to inform us.

• Role and responsibilities
• Accountability guidelines and requirements
• Pernicious anaemia and other macrocytic anaemia’s: an overview
• B12 and autoimmune disorders
• Risk factors
• Causes of B12 deficiency
• B12 and common side effects
• Inclusion and exclusion criteria
• Circumstances in which to obtain advice and or action
• Could it be B12 Deficiency
• Side effects and management including ADR’s
• Anaphylaxis
• At risk groups
• Contraindications and precautions
• Correct administration and techniques including practical session
• Pre and post care
• Communication with patients and families
• Legal Issues including consent
• Product selection
• Patient specific directions
• What to record
• Storage
• Disposal/waste
• Infection control
• Patient safety
• Injuries
• Competence and supervised practice
• PCT/Practice documentation policy
• Facts and figures

Course cost – £175

Cost per treatment – £25

7x £25 = £175 this means you only need to treat 7 clients to cover the course cost

25 clients = £625

50 clients = £1,250