Level 3 Certificate in Nursing Assistant with Phlebotomy & Healthcare Assistant

Royal Open College

• Module 01: Introduction 06:24

  • 1: Module 01: Introduction 06:24

• Module 02: Working in Different Healthcare Settings 07:45

  • 2: Module 02: Working in Different Healthcare Settings 07:45

• Module 03: Legal, Professional Standards and Ethical Aspects of Healthcare 07:46

  • 3: Module 03: Legal, Professional Standards and Ethical Aspects of Healthcare 07:46

• Module 04: Effective Communication 06:51

  • 4: Module 04: Effective Communication 06:51

• Module 05: Health and Safety 07:41

  • 5: Module 05: Health and Safety 07:41

• Module 06: Hygiene 09:34

  • 6: Module 06: Hygiene 09:34

• Module 07: Infection Control 07:21

  • 7: Module 07: Infection Control 07:21

• Module 08: Medical and Surgical Asepsis 05:49

  • 8: Module 08: Medical and Surgical Asepsis 05:49

• Module 09: Understanding Diabetes Care 06:52

  • 9: Module 09: Understanding Diabetes Care 06:52

• Module 10: Understanding Dementia Care 07:55

  • 10: Module 10: Understanding Dementia Care 07:55

• Module 11: Understanding Immune System 07:49

  • 11: Module 11: Understanding Immune System 07:49

• Module 12: Safeguarding Vulnerable Individuals 07:06

  • 12: Module 12: Safeguarding Vulnerable Individuals 07:06

• Module 13: Health and Safety Responsibilities 06:23

  • 13: Module 13: Health and Safety Responsibilities 06:23

• Module 14: Fluid and Electrolyte Balance 07:16

  • 14: Module 14: Fluid and Electrolyte Balance 07:16

• Module 15: Assisting with Elimination 04:44

  • 15: Module 15: Assisting with Elimination 04:44

• Module 16: Oxygenation 10:06

  • 16: Module 16: Oxygenation 10:06

• Module 17: Medication Legislation and Guidance in the UK 12:44

  • 17: Module 17: Medication Legislation and Guidance in the UK 12:44

• Module 18: Administration of Medication 14:41

  • 18: Module 18: Administration of Medication 14:41

• Module 19: Medication Errors 11:14

  • 19: Module 19: Medication Errors 11:14

• Module 20: Introduction to Care Planning 13:50

  • 20: Module 20: Introduction to Care Planning 13:50

• Module 21: Developing Individualised Care Plans 13:58

  • 21: Module 21: Developing Individualised Care Plans 13:58

• Module 22: Documentation and Reporting 16:17

  • 22: Module 22: Documentation and Reporting 16:17

• Module 23: Introduction to Mental Health 11:58

  • 23: Module 23: Introduction to Mental Health 11:58

• Module 24: Mental Health Assessment and Diagnosis 19:54

  • 24: Module 24: Mental Health Assessment and Diagnosis 19:54

• Module 25: Therapeutic Approaches 13:39

  • 25: Module 25: Therapeutic Approaches 13:39

• Module 26: Introduction to Phlebotomy 08:54

  • 26: Module 26: Introduction to Phlebotomy 08:54

• Module 27: Venepuncture Techniques 07:01

  • 27: Module 27: Venepuncture Techniques 07:01

• Module 28: Preparing for Venepuncture 10:34

  • 28: Module 28: Preparing for Venepuncture 10:34

• Module 29: Venepuncture Procedure 09:27

  • 29: Module 29: Venepuncture Procedure 09:27

• MCQ Assessment 04:00

  • 30: MCQ Assessment 04:00

• Course Completion 02:00

  • 31: Final Words! 01:00
  • 32: Additional Information 01:00

Nursing Assistant with Phlebotomy & Healthcare Assistant

The Certificate in Nursing Assistant with Phlebotomy & Healthcare Assistant equips learners with essential knowledge and practical understanding needed to support patients and healthcare teams. This course is ideal for anyone looking to start or enhance a career in the healthcare field, particularly in nursing and patient support roles.

►►► Course Curriculum of the Nursing Assistant with Phlebotomy & Healthcare Assistant ◄◄◄

Module 01: Introduction
This module introduces the role, responsibilities, and expectations of the professional within modern healthcare. Learners explore the importance of professionalism and patient-centred care, establishing a clear understanding of the profession's foundations.

Module 02: Working in Different Healthcare Settings
Learners examine how care is delivered across hospitals, clinics, and residential care homes. The module explains differences in care models and interdisciplinary collaboration, helping professionals adapt to varied roles.

Module 03: Legal, Professional Standards and Ethical Aspects of Healthcare
This module covers the legal requirements and ethical principles underpinning clinical practice. Learners study patient rights and the duty of care, finishing with a strong awareness of professional obligations within healthcare support roles.

Module 04: Effective Communication
Learners explore communication techniques essential when interacting with patients and clinical teams. The module emphasises how strong communication improves safety, trust, and patient outcomes.

Module 05: Health and Safety
This module outlines the core principles of workplace safety within healthcare settings. Learners study risk assessments and safe moving and handling, understanding how support staff help prevent accidents and protect patients and colleagues.

Module 06: Hygiene
Learners explore the importance of personal and environmental hygiene in care environments. The module explains hand hygiene techniques and proper cleaning routines, showing how consistent practices support patient wellbeing.

Module 07: Infection Control
This module examines essential infection control measures in healthcare practice. Learners explore standard precautions and PPE usage, gaining confidence in applying these measures in real settings.

Module 08: Medical and Surgical Asepsis
Learners study sterile techniques and principles that must be followed during clinical procedures. Students understand how maintaining asepsis protects vulnerable patients and remains a key responsibility in patient care.

Module 09: Understanding Diabetes Care
This module covers diabetes management and the professional’s role in supporting diabetic patients. Learners gain insight into early warning signs and emergency responses that must be recognised.

Module 10: Understanding Dementia Care
Learners explore person-centred strategies for supporting individuals with dementia. The module emphasises compassionate, consistent support to maintain dignity and comfort.

Module 11: Understanding Immune System
This module provides an overview of immune system function within patient care. Learners examine how immune health influences outcomes and the symptoms that should be monitored.

Module 12: Safeguarding Vulnerable Individuals
Learners study safeguarding principles, including recognising abuse and reporting concerns. Students learn how healthcare support professionals protect the dignity, rights, and wellbeing of at-risk individuals.

Module 13: Health and Safety Responsibilities
This module details responsibilities for maintaining a safe healthcare environment. Learners gain clarity on how their actions uphold safety standards and prevent harm.

Module 14: Fluid and Electrolyte Balance
Learners study how the body regulates fluids and their role in monitoring for imbalances. Students understand how to support safe hydration practices in patient care.

Module 15: Assisting with Elimination
This module explores how to assist patients with elimination respectfully and safely. Learners examine continence aids and catheter care basics, providing sensitive and hygienic support.

Module 16: Oxygenation
Learners study the respiratory system and their role in monitoring for signs of respiratory distress. Students understand the importance of recognising and escalating breathing difficulties promptly.

Nursing Assistant with Phlebotomy & Healthcare Assistant

Anyone who is interested in Nursing Assistant with Phlebotomy & Healthcare Assistant can enrol in this Nursing Assistant course.

Please Note: This course is designed to support your personal growth and skill development. After completing this course, learners can pursue the professional qualification courses.

Nursing Assistant with Phlebotomy & Healthcare Assistant

There is no prior requirement to enrol on this Nursing Assistant with Phlebotomy & Healthcare Assistant course. All you need to enrol in the Nursing Assistant program is a smart device and a stable internet connection.

By completing the Nursing Assistant with Phlebotomy & Healthcare Assistant course, you can pursue fields like:

• Nursing Assistant: £19,000 - £26,000 per year
• Healthcare Support Worker: £18,000 - £24,000 per year
• Home Care Assistant: £17,000 - £23,000 per year
• Care Assistant: £18,000 - £22,000 per year
• Medical Secretary: £20,000 - £25,000 per year
• Clinical Support Worker: £20,000 - £28,000 per year

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