About This IV Nutrition Therapies - Level I & II Session
IV Nutrition Therapies - Level I & II meets in New York City, NY on March 5, 2027. The day combines concise lecture, live demonstration, and hands-on practice of IV line placement and solution preparation.
This course introduces clinicians to the fundamentals of intravenous nutrition, covering the biochemistry of macro- and micronutrients, patient assessment, and formulation selection. Participants will explore evidence-based indications, contraindications, and monitoring strategies to ensure safe and effective therapy. The curriculum also addresses infusion device selection, compatibility testing, and documentation requirements, providing a comprehensive framework for integrating IV nutrition into diverse clinical settings.
By completing Levels I and II, clinicians gain hands-on proficiency in aseptic technique, catheter placement, and infusion rate calculations, enabling them to deliver individualized nutrition plans. The course emphasizes critical decision-making, troubleshooting common complications, and coordinating care with interdisciplinary teams, which enhances patient outcomes and expands therapeutic options within the practitioner’s scope. Eligibility depends on the attendee’s professional license and state regulations.
What You'll Learn
- Perform aseptic catheter insertion for IV nutrition administration.
- Select and compound appropriate nutrient solutions based on patient labs.
- Calculate infusion rates and monitor tolerance during therapy.
- Identify and manage common complications of parenteral feeding.
- Document treatment plans and communicate with interdisciplinary team members.
Who Should Attend
- Registered nurses seeking advanced IV therapy skills.
- Physician assistants who manage nutrition support programs.
- Nurse practitioners desiring competency in parenteral nutrition.
Eligibility to perform any procedure after training depends on your license and the rules of your state or country. Call 866-261-5164 or use the form below to confirm prerequisites and availability for the New York City, NY date.
Frequently Asked Questions
What core topics are covered in this IV nutrition course?
The curriculum reviews nutrient biochemistry, patient assessment, formulation selection, aseptic technique, catheter insertion, infusion rate calculation, monitoring protocols, complication management, and documentation standards required for safe parenteral nutrition.
Do participants need prior IV experience to enroll?
Basic IV cannulation skills are recommended but not mandatory; the course provides comprehensive instruction to bring beginners up to a competent level for nutrition-specific infusions.
What equipment will I work with during the hands-on segment?
Learners will practice with sterile IV kits, infusion pumps, nutrient admixture containers, compatibility testing trays, and standard monitoring devices to simulate real-world clinical patient environments.
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