Multi-User Neonatal PICC Insertion License

The Neonatal PICC Certification Insertion Bundle is specifically designed for organizations whose clinical teams care for infants and seek to develop advanced proficiency in PICC insertion.

This comprehensive training program emphasizes the safe, accurate, and effective placement of peripherally inserted central catheters (PICCs) in neonatal patients across your organization. The course provides standardized, in-depth instruction on insertion techniques, fundamentals of ultrasound, and current best practices to ensure clinical success throughout your neonatal units.

Delivered through a flexible online format, the bundle includes educational modules, insertion competencies, and downloadable resources to support excellence in neonatal vascular access across your entire clinical team.

What Your Clinical Team Will Master:

• The key components of PICC placement in neonatal patients
• Integrating ultrasound into PICC insertion procedures
• Ultrasound techniques that increase PICC insertion success rates
• Identifying vessels suitable for PICC insertion using ultrasound
• Step-by-step process for inserting neonatal PICC lines
• The foundational knowledge to achieve the Certified Neonatal PICC Inserter (CNPI) credential

Organizational Benefits: Upon completion of the program and documentation of required insertions, your clinicians are eligible to apply for the Certified Neonatal PICC Inserter (CNPI) credential.

Those who pass the CNPI exam with a score of 80 or above will be listed in the CNPI registry—an achievement that formally recognizes your organization’s advanced knowledge and skill in this specialized area of practice and demonstrates your commitment to the highest standards of neonatal care.

Multi-User Access Features:

• Specialized training for your entire neonatal care team
• Administrative tracking of competency completion and certification progress
• Standardized curriculum ensuring consistent, evidence-based practices across all neonatal units
• Cost-effective investment in your organization’s neonatal vascular access capabilities