PG Cert Non-Medical Prescribing for Nurses and Midwives

• Be a registered nurse (level 1), a registered midwife or a SCPHN
• The practice area must have the necessary governance structures in place (including clinical support, access to protected learning time and employer support where appropriate) to enable learners to undertake, and be adequately supported throughout, the programme
• The applicant must have the competence, experience and academic ability to study at level 7
• The applicant should be capable of safe and effective practice at a level of proficiency appropriate to the programme to be undertaken and their intended area of prescribing practice in the following areas:
  • Clinical/health assessment
  • Diagnostics/care management
  • Planning and evaluation of care
• Applicants for V300 supplementary/independent prescribing programmes have been registered with the NMC for a minimum of one year prior to application for entry onto the programme.

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We offer a wide range of scholarships and bursaries for both taught and research courses to help you fund your study.

Your postgraduate qualification in Non-Medical Prescribing for Nurses and Midwives opens up rewarding opportunities for further study and career development in your chosen specialty, including in research, education, policy development, and management.

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