What you will study
On our Community Children's Nursing with prescribing PGDip course, you’ll study a comprehensive curriculum, which covers a wide range of topics relevant to community and children’s nursing practice. We will teach you how to deliver high-quality evidence-based care to babies, children and young people in the home environment and support carers, families and communities everywhere.
You will acquire the specialist knowledge, skills and attributes needed to work as a nurse in the community, where more autonomous decision-making is required. Achieving this qualification will give you greater clinical autonomy and encourage independent decision-making and leadership in complex and high-risk situations.
Professional recognition
PGDip - Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC)
Recognised by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) as a post-registration and CPD qualification.
Sponsorship
Applications should initially be made via NHS jobs for sponsored places on the course. If you are interested in self-funding for this course, please contact the programme leader for further information.
Clinical placements
You’ll spend half of your training in clinical placements, allowing you to develop your knowledge and skills within healthcare settings. Theory and practice are integrated throughout the course and a balance of learning opportunities is provided. Your learning will be supported by a named practice supervisor, practice assessor and academic assessor. Your practice placement will be organised by your employing/hosting NHS community organisation.
Facilities
You’ll benefit from our multimillion-pound facilities, including our lecture theatres and seminar rooms, designed to promote knowledge exchange and networking with other healthcare professionals.
