Vascular Access Device Fundamentals Bundle

Placing a vascular access device is just the beginning of its use in patient care. In the Vascular Access Device Fundamentals Bundle, clinicians learn how to maintain the device for the longest duration of the patient’s treatment, from placement to removal. This bundle covers best practices for device maintenance, securement, flushing, dressing changes, and complication prevention—ensuring safe and effective IV therapy for every patient—all through a flexible, self-paced online platform.

Enhance your clinical confidence—master the skills to maintain vascular access devices safely and effectively from start to finish.
Enroll today to master the essential skills of device management!

$225.00

SAVE $270.00 WITH THIS BUNDLE!

This Vascular Access Device Fundamentals Bundle is recommended for clinicians who take pride in performing vascular access device care at the top of their game. It is designed for healthcare professionals who want to be the go-to clinician for vascular access device maintenance in their facility. Whether you’re a bedside nurse, vascular access team member, or intensive care specialist, this bundle equips you with the practical knowledge needed to maintain device function, minimize complications, and protect patient safety.

All courses are delivered through a flexible, self-paced online platform, accessible 24/7 from any device—making it easy to fit training into your schedule while reinforcing best practices for patient safety and clinical excellence.

What You Will Learn:

✔️ Evidence-based practices for managing all types of vascular access devices (PIVs, midlines, PICCs, and central lines)
✔️ How to perform blood draws through VADs, preserving catheter integrity, while avoiding contamination
✔️ Identification and management of common complications, including occlusion and phlebitis
✔️ Proper securement methods and dressing change protocols to reduce dislodgement and infection
✔️ Effective flushing techniques that preserve catheter patency and prevent blockages
✔️ Best practices for needleless connector care and maintenance
✔️ Safety and compliance standards for infection prevention in IV therapy
✔️ Clinical indications and procedures for catheter removal
✔️ Safe IV patient care

Why This Course Matters

Ongoing management of vascular access devices is critical to patient safety. Inconsistent care, improper flushing, or overlooked dressing changes can lead to infections, occlusions, and therapy delays—all of which impact outcomes and increase healthcare costs.

The Vascular Access Device Fundamentals Bundle empowers clinicians with the practical skills and current standards needed to maintain VADs confidently and competently. From preventing complications to supporting optimal therapy delivery, this course sets the standard—ensuring your patients receive safe, consistent, and high-quality vascular access care.

Completing this bundle represents a valuable step toward advanced credentials, including the IV Therapy Mastery Learning Certificate, positioning you as a trusted, key quality contributor and resource in vascular access device maintenance within your facility.

What's Included

11 CE Credits
PIV310 Clinically Indicated Catheter Removal
Catheters are to be removed as soon as no longer clinically indicated, and this program teaches the clinical indications that point to catheter removal.
CE Credits: 1
PIV315 Complications with Vascular Access Devices – Part 1
Learn to identify, manage and prevent vascular access device complications and promote patient safety in the first part of this two-part series.
CE Credits: 1
PIV320 Complications with Vascular Access Devices – Part 2
Understand more complex types of vascular access device complications and how to identify, treat and prevent them to promote patient safety.
CE Credits: 1
PIV325 Drawing Blood Cultures – Preventing Contamination
Blood cultures provide important diagnostic information. Learn to avoid false positive by following proper techniques for drawing blood cultures.
CE Credits: 1
PIV330 Dressings and Dressing Changes for VADs
This course teaches an evidence-based step-by-step process and includes a competency checklist for performing a vascular access device dressing changes.
CE Credits: 1
PIV335 Flushing: The Science and Evidence
Learn proven methods to apply evidence and effectively flush a catheter to promote optimal vascular access device function.
CE Credits: 1
PIV340 Function and Management of Needleless Connectors
Master needleless connector techniques and standards. Learn disinfection, replacement timing, and selection criteria.
CE Credits: 1
PIV350 Methods of Securement
Master application of catheter securement methods with proven techniques. Learn best practices for optimal patient outcomes.
CE Credits: 1
PIV355 Safe IV Patient Care
Learn daily VAD maintenance best practices to clean, assess and clear catheters. Master infection prevention, site assessment, disinfection and flushing.
CE Credits: 1
PIV300 Basic Principles of Blood Draws
Get step by step instructions for performing a blood draw through a vascular access device while also maintaining patient safety and device performance.
CE Credits: 1
PIV305 Applying Best Practices to VAD Management
This course integrates best practice recommendations for management of vascular access devices focused on achieving positive patient outcomes.
CE Credits: 1

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I so appreciate your patience and time in answering my questions and being such a great resource for us. This is what I love about vascular access, because there’s so much to learn from so many people who are willing to share their knowledge and you certainly are the topmost.

Vascular Access Nurse in Illinois

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PICC Excellence was the education I needed and I eagerly jumped into the e-learnings. It was very user-friendly and I was able to use applications that were in each lesson. My hospital realizes the importance of evidence-based practice and standards of practice. PICC Excellence is a platform that any nurse should invest in to further their education. I’m sure glad I did!

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