Diabetic Wound Care - 8am-5pm

Save Lives and Limbs

Gain the advanced clinical knowledge and confidence to make a significant difference in diabetic wound outcomes in your practice. Becoming a diabetic wound professional can help you save the lives and limbs of patients in your care. Be inspired and see dramatic improvements in your abilities with this WCEI^® onsite Diabetic Skin and Wound Management course.

Build Your Career While Making a Difference

This four-day onsite course leads to Diabetic Wound Certified^® (DWC^®) credential through the National Alliance of Wound Care and Ostomy® (NAWCO^®) - a qualification that not only boosts your professional career, but can also significantly improve patient outcomes at your facility. In addition to classroom training, you will participate in hands-on labs including total contact casting and conservative sharp debridement.

Onsite Classroom Learning

Taught by a board-certified DWC instructor, WCEI^® courses keep students involved and inspired - so new knowledge is not only gained, it is retained and can be immediately put into practice. Benefits of this onsite course include:

• Quiet, dedicated time out of the office to really focus on wound care training
• Real, practical and hands-on use of the tools and techniques
• Opportunities to tackle subjects and ask questions outside the standard course training
• Networking with other learners, sharing experiences and social interaction
• Valuable feedback from the trainer and others in the group

Certification Examination

Your clinical experience and the knowledge gained from the course will help prepare you for a wound care certification exam.

After registering for the course, if you plan to sit for a certification exam, you will select a credentialing board, complete their exam application, and pay their certification fees.  The credentialing board determines your certification eligibility.   For your convenience, the National Alliance of Wound Care and Ostomy® administers the certification examination at most course locations the day after the course concludes.