All-In-One Peripheral Catheter Mastery Bundle

Build a Structured Pathway to Peripheral Catheter Mastery

Develop peripheral catheter knowledge through a program that connects education with deliberate practice and documented assessment. This All-In-One bundle organizes learning into pre-insertion, insertion, and post-insertion groups, followed by the Peripheral Catheter Mastery Exam.

Move from anatomy and device selection to procedural preparation, insertion, and continued care. The pathway brings together online education, competency verification tools, simulation-based learning, and performance assessment to support a more consistent approach to training.

Learning Areas

• Vein anatomy, assessment, and device selection
• Asepsis, insertion, and validation
• Securement, dressing care, removal, and complications
• Competency tools, simulation, and final mastery examination

Included Courses and Components

• Peripheral Catheter Mastery - Pre-Insertion Group
• Peripheral Catheter Mastery - Insertion Group
• Peripheral Catheter Mastery - Post-insertion Group
• Peripheral Catheter Mastery Exam

Practice and Competency Resources

The program includes skills checklists and competency verification resources for catheter insertion and removal, dressing changes, and venipuncture. Simulation and supervised practice provide opportunities to develop insertion technique, clinical decision-making, and procedural consistency.

Final Mastery Examination

After completing the required education and assessment steps, learners take the 50-question Peripheral Catheter Mastery Examination. Those who meet the program requirements receive a Certificate of Mastery. Use supervised performance assessment to document clinical competency alongside the educational and examination process.

Support a Consistent Education Program

For educators and clinical teams, the pathway offers a structure for connecting foundational learning with observation, feedback, and documented achievement. Individual learners can follow the same sequence to organize their development from pre-insertion assessment through ongoing catheter care.

Who Should Attend

Nurses, vascular access and infusion clinicians, emergency and critical care staff, educators, and clinical preceptors.