PgCert Neonatal Care: Qualified in Speciality

This online programme is designed as a multiprofessional learning experience, recognising the value of collaboration between the different professional groups involved in providing neonatal care. By engaging with diverse perspectives and areas of expertise, you will develop a deeper understanding of neonatal care provision and the importance of holistic, family-centred approaches to support newborn infants and their families. The programme aims to provide you with a rich teaching, learning and assessment experience that will support your development as a reflective and critical-thinking practitioner. You will build in-depth knowledge of neonatal physiology, pathophysiology, and contemporary evidence-based care, while developing the ability to critically analyse and apply current global evidence to your own area of practice. Through a range of learning opportunities, you will be supported to develop the knowledge, skills, and confidence required to become a competent and compassionate neonatal professional. The programme will encourage you to integrate research, clinical expertise, and family-centred principles to enhance the quality and delivery of neonatal care. In addition to preparing you for the challenges of professional practice, this programme will support you to explore the wider ethical, social, and moral responsibilities associated with caring for newborn infants and their families. You will be encouraged to consider your role as a local, national, and global citize

What are the entry requirements for Neonatal Care Qualified in Speciality? To apply for the Neonatal Care Qualified in Speciality programme, you must meet the following entry requirements: You must be a registered nurse, midwife or allied health professional with a Bachelors degree currently employed within a neonatal care setting. This programme is designed for registered healthcare professionals currently working within neonatal care. Applicants must have the support of their employer and your employer or line manager will be required to provide a statement of support confirming approval for you to undertake the programme and, where applicable, confirming that your Health Board or organisation is funding your studies. Where employer funding applies, your employer must raise a purchase order (PO) and submit this to fees@napier.ac.uk, following which an invoice will be issued for payment. Please note that you will be unable to complete registration onto the programme until the required approval and payment arrangements have been confirmed. Can I get admission into Neonatal Care Qualified in Speciality based on my working experience in this sector? This course has academic entry re

IELTS (Academic) 6.5 overall, with no component below 6.0

International students: GBP 1,005

UK students: GBP 985

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• Online / Distance learning, United Kingdom