In-Person Foot Care Training for Nurses
Elevate your clinic's standard of care with our comprehensive In-Person Foot Care Training for Nurses. At Rainier Medical, we are committed to empowering healthcare professionals through advanced and affordable foot care education. Our in-depth, day-long program is designed to equip nurses with essential skills for optimal foot and nail care, focusing on practical, hands-on experiences. Led by seasoned experts, this course ensures your staff can confidently handle a variety of clinical foot care scenarios, from diabetic patient care to routine foot health maintenance.
Key Features:
- Hands-On Learning: Our program includes practical demonstrations and hands-on practice with real patients, ensuring nurses gain valuable, real-world experience.
- Expert Instruction: The training is led by Dr. Overstreet, D.P.M., who brings nearly 25 years of experience in foot care training, providing personalized guidance throughout the day.
- Comprehensive Curriculum: Nurses will learn to perform wound care, callus removal, and lower extremity examinations, addressing dermatological, vascular, and neurological issues.
- Customizable Modules: The course content can be tailored to meet your clinic’s specific needs, including segments on diabetic foot care, compression therapy, and more.
Foot care is a critical aspect of overall health, especially for high-risk groups like the elderly and diabetic patients. Proper training ensures that nurses can prevent complications, improve patient outcomes, and enhance the quality of care provided. Our In-Person Foot Care Training for Nurses bridges the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, giving your staff the confidence and skills needed to excel in their roles. By investing in this training, you're not just upgrading your clinic's capabilities — you're committing to the highest standards of patient care.
Join us at Rainier Medical and take the first step towards excellence in foot care nursing.
OPTIONS FOR HANDS-ON TRAINING
1. Hands-on proctoring for toenail and callus care with your patients/residents
2. Hands-on consulting and treatment of wounds
OPTIONS FOR CLASSROOM TRAINING
1. Providing diabetic and high-risk foot care
2. Instructions for the examination of the lower extremities from a dermatology, vascular, neurological and musculoskeletal standpoint
3. Basic, intermediate or advanced wound care
4. Lower extremity compression and edema control
5. Appropriate shoe gear and lower extremity pressure relief
6. Review of common dermatology pathologies of the lower extremity
These topics can be combined or expanded in any way that you need in order to help your staff meet credentialing and competency requirements.
***Nursing CEs can be awarded for classroom programs.***
OPTIONS FOR PROGRAM LOGISTICS
1. Full-day hands-on session
2. Full-day classroom session
3. Full-day program featuring ½ day classroom session followed by ½ day hands-on session
4. Two-day program with any combination of classroom and hands-on time
