Multi-User Pediatric PICC Insertion License

Strengthen Your Organization’s Pediatric PICC Education

Give your clinicians a shared foundation for pediatric PICC insertion and ongoing vascular access care. The Multi-User Pediatric PICC Insertion License combines pediatric-focused insertion education with supporting courses in ultrasound guidance, catheter assessment, care and maintenance, complication management, and removal.

Designed for organizations supporting pediatric vascular access services, this license brings together twelve educational courses and the PICC Certification (CPUI) Examination. Provide your team with a structured educational resource that supports onboarding, professional development, and preparation for supervised clinical practice.

A Learning Pathway That Extends Beyond Insertion

Pediatric PICC education involves more than learning procedural steps. Clinicians also need a foundation in assessment, ultrasound visualization, device care, and recognition of potential complications. This collection connects those topics so your organization can support learning across the catheter’s course of use.

Included Education and Examination

Pediatric PICC Insertion and Ultrasound Guidance

• Pediatric PICC Qualification Training: Pediatric-focused education designed for nurses and physicians preparing for pediatric PICC insertion.
• Inserting PICCs with Ultrasound: Explore ultrasound-guided insertion concepts, including vein selection, imaging, probe use, image optimization, and a demonstrated insertion procedure.
• Ultrasound Guided PICC Tips and Tricks: Review techniques and practical considerations associated with ultrasound-guided PICC insertion.
• Step by Step Ultrasound Guided PICC Insertion: Reinforce vessel identification, visualization, and the role of ultrasound in vein selection and needle access.
• ECG/Terminal Tip Positioning Systems: Explore the principles of ECG-guided catheter tip positioning, including relevant cardiac anatomy, electrophysiology, and waveform interpretation.

Assessment, Care, and Complication Management

• Care and Maintenance of VADs: Review key aspects of vascular access device care, including site assessment, flushing, dressing changes, blood sampling, occlusion management, and removal.
• PICC Site Assessment: Reinforce daily assessment practices, measurement criteria, and documentation considerations.
• Management of Non-Thrombotic Catheter Occlusions: Examine causes, signs, symptoms, and management approaches for occlusions unrelated to blood or thrombus formation.
• Management of Thrombotic Catheter Occlusions: Explore thrombotic occlusion types, treatment protocols, and prevention strategies.
• Catheter Exchange: Review indications, procedural concepts, and risks and benefits associated with through-the-sheath and over-the-wire exchange methods.
• CVAD Catheter Removal: Examine removal considerations, procedural steps, and potential complications associated with central venous access device removal.

Supporting Ultrasound-Guided Peripheral Access Education

• UG130 Preparation for UGPIV with Key Signs: Review patient interaction and education, procedural preparation, equipment setup, aseptic technique, and needling concepts for ultrasound-guided peripheral IV insertion.

PICC Certification (CPUI) Examination

The license also includes the PICC Certification (CPUI) Examination, supporting eligible clinicians pursuing the Certified PICC Ultrasound Inserter credential. Certification requires completion of the program’s application, eligibility, verification, and examination requirements; access to the examination does not automatically confer certification.

Support Your Team and Your Clinical Education Goals

• Establish a common educational foundation: Provide consistent learning resources across your pediatric vascular access team.
• Support onboarding and continuing development: Use the coursework to introduce relevant concepts and reinforce knowledge among experienced clinicians.
• Connect insertion education with ongoing care: Extend learning to assessment, maintenance, complication management, exchange, and removal.
• Equip educators and preceptors: Complement your organization’s policies, supervised practice, and clinical competency-validation process.
• Provide flexible learning access: Allow clinicians to access their licensed courses online and progress at their own pace.

How the Multi-User Site License Works

Your organization receives a registration portal with a Site License Access ID and password. Team members use those credentials to create their individual learning accounts, then sign in to access the courses included in your license.

Participants complete education and applicable post-tests online, track their progress, and print continuing education certificates after successfully completing the relevant course requirements. CPUI certification follows its separate application and approval process.

Who This License Is Designed For

• Hospitals and healthcare organizations supporting pediatric PICC services
• Pediatric vascular access and PICC teams
• Nurses and physicians preparing for pediatric PICC insertion
• Clinicians responsible for PICC assessment and ongoing care
• Nursing educators, clinical preceptors, and professional development leaders

Invest in Your Team’s Pediatric Vascular Access Education

Bring pediatric PICC education and supporting vascular access topics together under one Multi-User Pediatric PICC Insertion License. Choose the license option that fits your team, or contact PICC Excellence at 888-714-1951 for help aligning this learning pathway with your organization’s training needs.