Whether you are aiming for wound care certification or just want to learn more about wound care, our online wound care training courses can help you advance your skills – all on your own time! Aside from becoming certified, many healthcare professionals use our online wound care training courses to brush up on their skills, learn new wound care technologies, and to get their necessary CE hours. Our wound care courses are highly rated by LPNs, LVNs, CNAs, MAs, MDs, PAs, PTs, OTs, RNs, BSNs, and medical sales professionals.
Enjoy 24/7 support, course access from any device, and courses tailored to your current skill level when you choose WoundEducators.com. Our courses are the most affordable way to get your wound care training, averaging a third of the cost of other classes.
Multiple Methods for Success
We use multiple online training methods including audio, video, text, written outlines, flashcards, and physical wound dressing products to reinforce knowledge. We are wound care nurses and professionals too, so we update our courses often to stay relevant with current wound care practices and rely heavily on evidence-based studies to provide you online wound care training courses that you can use in real life.
Online Wound Course Training Topics
If your career needs include learning more about ulcers, we’ve got you covered. Each one of our online courses goes in-depth with ulcers – one of the most common chronic wounds. We cover the different types of ulcers and how to identify them, including diabetic ulcers, lower extremity ulcers, venous insufficiency ulcers, and pressure ulcers. Don’t put your career on hold; advance it simultaneously! Because our courses can be accessed from any device, you don’t have to carve out a ton of spare time to learn.
In addition to ulcers, you will also learn about basic skin layers and functions, biolfilms, antibiotic-resistant organisms, edema, skin tears, wound assessment, wound bed prep, and wound management techniques, including debridement.
Debridement is the most popular wound management technique covered in our online wound care training programs. We go in-depth with the most up-to-date practices of mechanical debridement, surgical debridement biological debridement, enzymatic debridement, and autolytic debridement and what conditions each debridement method is suited for.
The Difference Between Infection and Inflammation
An important aspect in wound care is preventing or treating infections. Our online wound care training courses make it easy to point out the signs of infection, how to mitigate wound infection, and how to tell the difference between infection and inflammation. We believe our students can be the #1 factor in reducing the national burden of chronic and re-infected wounds.
Textbook & Wound Dressings Included
Not only do we provide ample wound dressing information in our online wound care training programs, but we also send you full-size wound dressing products to practice with and try at home. These wound dressing products come in your course kit which is delivered to you at the start of your training course. We also include a textbook(s) in the package, which you can reference long after your online course is complete.
Easy to Understand & Apply
You can use our wound care training courses to learn more about wound care, gain CE hours, and to better assist your patients. We ensure that all important wound care topics are covered at an in-depth level in every one of our courses. We approach wound care learning with an easy to understand, practical application that will be valuable for years to come.
Certify Now or Later
Alternately, you can choose to use our online wound care training course to pursue certification. If you decide now or later to become wound care certified, we can help advise you on which accredited wound care certification would be right for your journey.
How much does this cost
Diane,
Thanks for contacting WoundEducators.com! Our accredited courses are all linked within this blog and they range from $797-$897 and provide up to 60 CE hours.
https://woundeducators.com/wound-care-certification-courses/
We also have an intro course that can be used to learn more about wound care; this course is $297. If you are trying to pursue certification, you should choose one of the full $797-$897 courses, as those are the ones that are accepted and accredited.
What and when dose courses start whst else do I need I am a LPN
Rose,
As an LPN, you qualify to take our LPN wound care certification course:https://woundeducators.com/wound-care-certification-courses/lpn/
We recommend you pursue the also-accredited CWCA exam offered by the ABWM. Their full exam requirements (after completing your WoundEducators.com course) are here – http://www.abwmcertified.org/abwm-certified/certification-eligibility/
I am very grateful for this information, I am a Jamaican Assistant Nurse, living and working in Jamaica and not sure if this course would be approved by the Nursing Council of Jamaica. So not sure after completing the course how I would be able to apply this knowledge to my daily work.
Horetta,
Thanks for contacting WoundEducators.com! You can definitely take our course to learn more about wound care, but I would check with the Nursing Council of Jamaica to see what CE hours and accreditation is possible in your area.
Wounds have always interested me. I am a retired hospice RN and I would love to take your course, but the cost is prohibitive for me. Do you offer any “scholarships” ?
Meg,
We do offer a $297 course that can be used for educational purposes. Since this course is shorter, it does not qualify to be used for certification. Since you are retired and simply want to learn more about wound care, this may be the best option. Link to course: https://woundeducators.com/wound-care-certification-courses/certificate/
Can I become Accredited if I am a CNA or EMT B >?
John,
You can take our accredited CNA course to begin your journey to certification.
https://woundeducators.com/wound-care-certification-courses/cna-ma/
We recommend you pursue the also-accredited CWCA exam offered by the ABWM. Their full requirements (after taking your wound care course through us) are here – http://www.abwmcertified.org/abwm-certified/certification-eligibility/
How many CE credit do you get .
Diane,
Most of our courses provide 50-60 hours and you have six months to complete them.
Do you have a school setting, like hands on for those who are visual learners?
Lilian,
If efforts to offer you the most cost-effective learning, our courses are 100% online. Every course comes with a wound care textbook that is yours to keep to help reinforce training. As healthcare professionals are often busy and have varying work hours, we’ve found the best fit for most is online learning. If we do branch out to hands-on settings, we will definitely let you know!
I’m an RN with a non-nursing degree and have a CWCN would I be able to take the CWS exam
Regina,
For full eligibility for the CWS, please see the handbook: http://documents.goamp.com/Publications/candidateHandbooks/ABWM-CWS-Handbook.pdf
You must have at least a bachelor’s degree and three years’ cumulative wound care experience.
Best of luck!
Hi
Im a physiotherapist from India and wanted to Persue the course.
IV few questions
1..after completion of the course and securing 70% in the exam…….I will be termed a a Wound Care Specialist.
2..does this fees includes the exam fees a
3..by accomplishing this course ,can I become the educator in the same to educate others about the course.
4…If I presume the online training, will I be certified and can practice Wound Management back down here or I’v to give an exam
5..What is the eligibility criteria——im a MPT in Cardio-pulmonary working in a tertiary setup since 2011so can you suggest me what option share I opt
Looking for your kind response
Regards
Hi Veenu,
After taking our course, you must take the independent wound care certification exam of your choice to become fully certified. No accredited wound care certifications allow you to take the exam online, it must be done in-person. Many of the current certifications require at least three years of cumulative wound care experience. Certifications available include the CWS, CWSP, CWCA, CWCN, and the WCC. Which certification were you trying to specifically pursue? You would have to check and see if the exam is offered in your area, once you do decide on a path to certification.
We do offer group discounts on courses, if you would like to get a class together. ou can use this form: https://woundeducators.com/contact-us/ to inquire about group rates!