What IV Vitamin Therapy Is
Background, history and where it sits in clinical and wellness settings.
Intravenous vitamin and nutrient therapy — taught face-to-face in one day, theory in the morning and supervised practical on a dummy arm in the afternoon. A standalone course; no prior injectables training required.
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A full day — the clinical theory first, then the practical, demonstrated on a dummy arm.
One full day
Fluids, medications or nutrients administered directly into the bloodstream through a vein — for hydration and electrolyte balance, for medications that work better given intravenously, and for nutritional support. Because it bypasses the digestive system, absorption is not a limiting factor: onset is rapid, and rate and volume are controlled precisely and adjusted to the patient in front of you.
The manual is yours in the student dashboard from the day you enrol — read them before the weekend, keep them as a reference after.
Background, history and where it sits in clinical and wellness settings.
Indications, the settings it is delivered in, and honest limits on the evidence.
Each nutrient, what it does, and how the common preparations differ.
What to assess and test before infusing, and when not to proceed.
Monitoring during the infusion, recognising reactions, and responding to them.
The forms themselves — patient intake, informed consent, information and aftercare.
General dosing, fluids and solutions, and flow-rate calculation.
The standard cocktails and add-ons, and what each is formulated for.
Cannulation refresher — insertion tips, difficult access and troubleshooting.
Implementing the modality in an existing practice — equipment, supplies and setup.
The manual is the course's own material, issued through the student dashboard on enrolment.
One full day, face to face. Theory in the morning, a supervised practical in the afternoon, and a trainer with you throughout.
IV nutrients, patient work-up and testing, dosing, formulas and recognising complications.
Cannulation and infusion set-up, demonstrated on a dummy arm with your trainer guiding each step.
Gained upon course completion. Complete the day to receive your Certificate of Completion & Competence.
Learn the ingredients, suggested uses and patient suitability for 20 IV formulas used in clinics today.
Also covered: IV add-ons to boost a formula for specific needs · amino acid IV options, including L-glutamine and L-arginine · vitamin injections, such as active B12.
Safe, well-run IV therapy is about more than cannulation. The course covers patient management and how to set up your service.
Business-ready: equipment, set-up costs and service models — from a mobile IV service to a dedicated IV lounge.
Just bring your AHPRA registration, insurance and a willingness to learn.
From booking your place to your certificate.
No prior injectables training is needed — this is a standalone course. You will need current AHPRA registration, insurance, and (for Registered Nurses) venepuncture certification. Read the requirements before you book.
This course runs on its own dates, separate from our other programmes. Contact our team and we'll tell you the moment new dates open in your city.
This course is open to AHPRA-registered doctors and nurses. Below is a plain summary of what each registration allows — general information to help you work out whether the course is right for you, not legal advice.
| Profession | Eligible | What it depends on |
|---|---|---|
| Medical Practitioner | Yes | The clearest position. Performed within your own scope of practice, with your own prescribing rights where the procedure calls for them. |
| Nurse Practitioner | Yes | Holds prescribing rights, so can both order and administer within scope. |
| Registered Nurse | Yes | Performed with medical oversight where a Schedule 4 substance is involved — AHPRA requires a prescriber consultation per patient, per visit. |
| Enrolled Nurse | Conditional | Eligible where the registration carries the medicines notation. IV medicine administration and independent patient assessment are restricted for ENs in several states, so check your own scope and employer policy first. |
Just bring your AHPRA registration, insurance and a willingness to learn.
You do not need to have completed our Anti-Wrinkle & Dermal Filler programme first. This is a standalone course.
The same standards that run through every IAHPA programme — small groups, close supervision, and trainers who still practise.
Leave your details and our team will confirm your exact scope and next steps — usually within one business day.
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