A working clinic, not a classroom.
Your hands-on injector training happens in our teaching clinic near Bradford, Ontario. It's a working clinic with its own clients, so you learn in the room you'll work in: treatment chairs, the emergency kit, the charting. Open to licensed professionals from anywhere in Ontario.
The same room clients are treated in.
The theory day comes first, so the hands-on day is kept for the face. You work at a treatment chair, on live models, with your trainer beside you and the emergency kit in the room. Who's in the room: the NP or physician who assesses and orders, and the trainer who checks your map.
Draw it. Check it. Then treat.
Every model follows the same five steps, in the same order. Day timing:
1. Assess
An NP or physician assesses the model first, in person or virtually, and decides whether treatment is right for them.
2. Order
They set the plan of care and write an order for that one client. No order, no treatment.
3. Map
You mark the landmarks and the vessels in white pencil. Your trainer checks your map before anything else happens.
4. Treat
You inject under supervision, in a class of 3 students at most.
5. Chart
You chart against the order and book the follow-up. The same paperwork you'll use after March.
Off the 400, on the Barrie line.
The clinic is near Bradford, just off Highway 400, which runs north from Toronto toward Barrie. The full address comes with your booking.
Bradford GO station is on the Barrie line, which runs between Union Station in Toronto and Barrie. Check GO Transit for the schedule on your clinic dates. From the station:
From elsewhere in Ontario, drive up Highway 400, or come into Toronto and take the Barrie line north.
If you're staying over for a clinic day, admissions can point you to places nearby.
Learn in a small group. Practice with guidance. Grow with ongoing support.