Neonatal Nursing

Approximately 25,000 babies are born in Northern Ireland each year with around 8% of them born preterm. Some babies born at term also require neonatal care and more than 10% of babies need some input from the neonatal team. It takes very knowledgeable and competent nurses to care for such a specialist population. Registered nurses, from both child and adult branches, are employed to care for these most vulnerable babies and their families. The need to become qualified in speciality in order to provide optimum care. A postgraduate certificate normally comprises 3 modules, which you can complete in one year as a part time course of study. On successful completion you will be awarded 60 CATs points at Level 7.

22 Sep 2026

• Belfast, United Kingdom