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Health and Allied Professions CPD courses

Our Continuing Professional Development (CPD) framework is a great way for practitioners and health service providers to meet and advance their standards of practice.

Our course values are rooted in a commitment to practice excellence and professional development. We aim to equip our students with the capabilities to deliver a safe, holistic and person-centred service.

The CPD framework is designed to meet the continuing professional development needs of the post-registration healthcare workforce. It allows health professionals to accumulate credits towards post-registration academic awards and develop specialist knowledge and understanding.

Several of these courses are co-produced by NTU and senior clinical experts from Nottingham University Hospitals Trust. This co-delivery of education will enable learners to benefit from both clinical and academic expertise, providing a collaborative approach to professional development.

Our CPD courses

Acute and Emergency Care

Advance your career with NTU's Acute and Emergency Care CPD course: develop critical skills, provide person-centered care, and implement evidence-based practice in acute settings.

Adult Critical Care

Enhance your career in critical care with NTU's CPD course: develop advanced skills and knowledge to deliver world-class care to adult critical care patients.

Anaesthetic Practice

Advance your career in anaesthetic practice with NTU's CPD course: gain essential skills and knowledge to deliver safe, world-class care to anaesthetic patients.

Clinical Education

The course has been jointly developed by Health Education England and NTU, and is designed to support the development of knowledge, skills and understanding of adult learning and educational theory.

Clinical Research

This course will promote advanced understanding of the theory and practice of research in health and social care settings.

Frailty

Advance your career with NTU's Frailty CPD course, enhancing your skills in evidence-based care for people living with frailty through comprehensive, specialized training.

Independent / Supplementary Non-Medical Prescribing for Nurses and Allied Health Professionals

This course provides a post-registration qualification in independent/supplementary non-medical prescribing for nurses and allied health professionals resulting in annotation on the NMC or HCPC register.

Leading and Innovating in Practice

Enhance your leadership and innovation skills in healthcare with NTU's CPD course, designed for health professionals to improve clinical outcomes and patient experience.

Mental Health in Primary Care

Enhance your skills in mental health within primary care with NTU's CPD course. Focus on long-term support, bridging care gaps, and building client engagement.

Neonatal Care

Advance your neonatal care skills with NTU's CPD course, offering specialized training and knowledge for professionals in intensive neonatal environments.

Renal Care

Enhance your renal care expertise with NTU's CPD course, offering in-depth training and evidence-based skills for professionals in renal specialty areas.

Understanding our study route options

As a student, you'll have two routes of study available to you, depending on what you want to get out of this personal development opportunity.

Professional Certificate (Level 6) and Postgraduate Certificate (Level 7)

These shorter qualifications offer you the chance to undertake two 30-credit modules in Specialist Practice. You can then choose to complete your studies, or continue on to a full BSc or MSc qualification.

BSc (Level 6) and MSc (Level 7) qualifications

For a more in-depth development opportunity, you can complete a Bachelor of Science or Master of Science qualification by undertaking the Evidence in Clinical Practice (Level 6) or Research in Nursing, Health and Social Care (Level 7) modules as well as your speciality choices.

Ready to apply?

Find details of how to apply on each of the relevant course pages.

If you have any questions or would like further information, email SOC.CPD@ntu.ac.uk.