Injector course faculty
On every clinic day at our injector training in Ontario, three jobs happen around you: an NP or physician assesses and orders, a trainer supervises, and your map gets checked. Here's who does which, and how to look any of them up yourself.
Three jobs. Every model.
Assess and order
An NP or physician assesses every live model, in person or virtually. They decide whether treatment is right, set the plan of care and write an order for that one client. No order, no treatment.
Supervise
A trainer stands with you while you treat, in a class of 3 students at most. Your trainer can stop a treatment at any point.
Check your map
Before anything else happens, your trainer checks the landmarks and vessels you've drawn. If the map is wrong, the needle waits.
Look up anyone who treats or trains you.
Every nurse registered in Ontario is on the College of Nurses of Ontario's public register. You can check any of our nurses, and any nurse you work with later, in a minute.
How to check a nurse
- 1
Open Find a Nurse
Go to cno.org and open Find a Nurse.
- 2
Search
Search by name or registration number.
- 3
Check the class and status
Check the class (RN, RPN, or NP) and that the status is current.
- 4
Read the notes
Read any notes, conditions or restrictions listed.
Physicians, dentists and NDs
Physicians are on the CPSO public register, dentists on the RCDSO register, and naturopathic doctors on CONO's register. The same check applies: name, class, current status.
We check you too
Before your clinic days, we check your registration on the public register. See eligibility.
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