Training locations are centrally situated within St. John’s and are accessible by public transit. Final venue details, including the full address, are provided to registered participants prior to the workshop date.
All training is conducted in a classroom environment equipped with simulation models and instructional supplies to support hands-on practical learning.

Key topics include:
- Overview of the intravenous system
- IV therapy principles
- Venipuncture procedure and equipment
- Safe IV insertion techniques
- Securing and dressing IV sites
- Recognizing and preventing complications
- Infection control and asepsis
- Documentation considerations
This workshop is designed for healthcare professionals and does not replace advanced certification programs.
Who This St. John’s Workshop Is For
This workshop is intended for healthcare professionals who require IV training as part of their clinical role or professional development.
It is well suited for:
- Registered Nurses (RNs)
- Registered Practical Nurses (RPNs/LPNs)
- Medical students
- Paramedics
- Laboratory technicians
- Clinical support staff
- Healthcare professionals expanding their scope of practice
Participants should have a healthcare background or clinical education prior to attending.
This workshop provides training only and does not grant independent authorization to administer intravenous therapy.

- Overview of the intravenous system
- Superficial anatomy of the upper extremities
- IV therapy concepts
- Equipment used in IV administration
- Aseptic technique and infection prevention
- Safe handling and disposal of sharps
- Identifying and minimizing IV-related complications
- Occupational health and safety principles
- Venipuncture techniques using simulation arms
- Selecting appropriate IV sites
- Securing and dressing IV sites
- Troubleshooting common IV complications
- Proper documentation practices
Why Train at Medical Training Center
Medical Training Center delivers hands-on, instructor-guided healthcare training designed to support real clinical practice.
- Experienced healthcare instructors
- Small group training environments
- Emphasis on patient safety and professional standards
- Structured, practical learning approach
- Training locations across Canada including St. John’s

- One-day, in-person workshop held in St. John’s
- Instructor-led demonstrations with supervised hands-on practice
- Small group format to support individual guidance
- Designed to be completed in a single session
Certification:
A course certificate is issued by Medical Training Center upon successful completion.
