For RPNs: train to inject, the right way, in Ontario
An injector course for Ontario RPNs, in very small groups, at our teaching clinic near Bradford, Ontario. You learn the face first, then you treat live models under supervision, the way you'll work after March 2027: on an order from an NP or physician.
- GroupVery small groups, 3 students at most
- FormatFriday theory, then Saturday supervised hands-on
- Live modelsEach assessed by an NP or physician
- ShadowingOne complimentary full day of clinical shadowing at our partner clinic
- Support12 months of support after your course
- Next dateNovember 27 and 28, 2026 (all dates)
Yes, with an order. From 1 March 2027, a client-specific one.
An RPN can give neuromodulator and filler injections in Ontario when an NP or physician has authorized it with an order. From 1 March 2027, nurses providing aesthetic treatments must work on client-specific orders, not medical directives. The NP or physician assesses the client first, sets the plan of care, then writes the order for that one client.
The whole map first. Then one area at a time.
- Foundational Botox & Dermal Filler TrainingFour full days over two training weekends: neuromodulators and fillers, the whole face once. For RPNs new to injecting. $4,999 + HST See Foundations
- Foundational Botox TrainingTwo full days, Friday and Saturday: the upper face only. For RPNs who want to start with neuromodulators. $2,999 + HST See the neuromodulator course
Pick the next mark: dermal fillers, then the advanced courses. Every course teaches the red lines first.
Friday, then Saturday
- Friday, theoryFacial anatomy, assessment, consent, charting against the order, and the red lines.
- Saturday, supervised hands-onLive models, each assessed by an NP or physician first. You map, your trainer checks, then you treat.
- The shadowing dayOne full day watching real clinic work at our partner clinic.
Before you book
What to bring
- Your RPN licence. The course is for licensed nurses, NPs and physicians.
- What you've done so far. Any injecting you've done, or none. It decides where you start.
- Your questions about orders. Ask how your workplace will handle client-specific orders after March.
What you leave with
A certificate of completion. It records the course you took and the training you finished. Permission to inject comes from your licence and an order from an NP or physician, not from the certificate.
Can an RPN inject Botox in Ontario?
Yes, with an order from an NP or physician. From 1 March 2027, nurses providing aesthetic treatments must work on client-specific orders, not medical directives.
Do RPNs need a medical directive to inject?
Today a directive or a direct order can authorize it. From 1 March 2027, it must be a client-specific order, written by the NP or physician after they assess the client.
Which course should an RPN take first?
New to injecting? Start with Foundational Botox & Dermal Filler Training, or Foundational Botox Training if you want to begin with neuromodulators. Admissions can tell you which fits.
Does the certificate let me inject?
No. It records your training. Permission to inject comes from your licence and an order from an NP or physician.
How small are the classes?
3 students at most per class. Every live model is assessed by an NP or physician before you treat.
Is the course approved by CNO?
No course is. The College of Nurses of Ontario doesn't approve or endorse training programs.
Get the one-page order check: what a client-specific order should contain, and the questions to ask before every injection.
Your checklist is ready.
Download it, print it, and keep it by the chair.
Next on the map
Learn in a small group. Practice with guidance. Grow with ongoing support.