PgDip Community Nurse Specialist Practice (General Practice Nursing) with integrated V300 (Non-Medical Prescribing)

If you want to make a difference in community healthcare, apply for the University of Bolton's Postgraduate Diploma in Community Nurse Specialist Practice (General Practice Nursing) with integrated V300 (Non-Medical Prescribing). Approved by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) and developed in line with the NMC's Standards of Specialist Education, this course aims to equip you with the knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary to develop and influence community healthcare practice. In addition, you'll work towards the Non-Medical Independent and Supplementary Prescriber qualification as we support you in achieving the standards for prescribing set by the Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS).; You'll work collaboratively with students on other specialist pathways to complete the programme's core content, including modules covering public health, leadership, evidence-based practice, and the underpinning principles of specialist practice.; Course content is designed to be relevant to your current and future roles. You'll have the opportunity to explore policy and legal frameworks, learn more about collaborative and proactive working, and use self-direction and originality in tackling and solving problems. We'll expect you to apply your knowledge in practice through clinical, educational and public health interventions that demonstrate the relevant skills and sensitivity.

This programme is open to qualified nurses registered with the Nursing and Midwifery Council as first-level nurses who have an active entry at the time of application. Applications can be made through various methods, including NHS recruitment sites, NHS organisation websites, other partner organisations, and independent enquiry. Please contact the programme leader for details of the application procedure. You can find their name, email address and phone number in the Programme Contacts section of this page.