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MA Wound Care Certification Course

$897.00

  • Half the cost of traditional MA wound care certification courses
  • “Until You Pass” course access
  • 50 CE hours 
  • E-Textbook(s) included 
  • Wound certification Study Guide included
  • No additional/hidden fees
  • 24/7 Support 
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MA Wound Care Certification Course Description

Our MA Wound Care Certification Course provides medical assistants with the knowledge needed to prepare for national wound care certification. 

MA Wound Care Course Cost: $897
CE credits awarded: 50 hours
Hours to complete: 50 hours*

Who is this Wound Course For?

Medical Assistants who are interested in becoming a CWCA® Certified Wound Care Associate and/or WCC® Wound Care Certified can use this course to ensure they are fully prepared for the wound care certification exam. Alternately, any Medical Assistant interested in advancing their wound care career can complete our course to leverage more experience with their current employer. This wound care program is also a great way to simply brush up on necessary wound care knowledge. 

What’s Included in Our Online Wound Care Certification Course?

  • Quizzes and wound certification tests gauge your knowledge and identify areas in need of improvement
  • Digital wound images, animated activities, and video clips demonstrate important wound management concepts
  • Charts and wound certification study guides can be easily downloaded for future reference
  • Current journal articles can be downloaded and printed
  • Key wound care terms are presented with each module to reinforce important concepts
  • 17 Interactive Modules:
    1. Anatomy and Physiology
    2. Wound Healing
    3. Factors Affecting Wound Healing
    4. Assessment and Documentation
    5. Debridement
    6. Management of Infection
    7. Dressing Selection
    8. Adjunctive Treatment Modalities
    9. Nutrition and Wound Healing
    10. Arterial Insufficiency Ulcers
    11. Venous Insufficiency Ulcers
    12. Pressure Ulcers
    13. Neuropathic Ulcers
    14. Burns
    15. Miscellaneous Wounds
    16. Basic Dermatology
    17. Legal, Ethical, and Reimbursement Issues Related to Wound Management

MA Wound Care Certification Course Training

  • Wound management e-textbook reinforces online training
  • Interactive chapters containing wound management case studies that allow you to apply your wound care knowledge through the diagnosis and treatment of patients
  • Wound care certification study guide includes an outline of each module and a note-taking area to use while completing online coursework

Wound Care Certification Study Guides Included

  • Online wound care flashcards reinforce key definitions
  • Detailed course outline to help you prepare for the examination
  • Practice tests and quizzes are included with each module to strengthen learning
  • Ability to track progress and return to any course area to reinforce specific topics
  • Test-taking strategies and practice certification exam

 Eligibility Requirements

Anyone can enroll in the MA wound certification course. However, only students meeting the certifying body’s criteria are eligible to take the wound certification examination and receive certification credentials.

The wound certification examination and credentials are provided by a national inter-disciplinary certifying board for healthcare professionals involved in wound care. MAs with three years of clinical experience and at least a high school diploma are eligible to take the national wound care certification examination. The test fee for the wound certification examination is $375 (this fee is not included in the price of the course.)

 

 

Can I find a cheaper wound care course?

Be careful falling for the $199 wound certification! Pricing is reflective of preparing for independent accredited certification versus a company creating their own course completion certificate without 3rd party recognition. Many companies offering cheaper wound care certification courses or certificates are not nationally accredited or recognized. They will not prepare you for national board certification. To learn more, read the Importance of a Formally Accredited Wound Certification. 

Is an accredited wound care certification educational program the same as an accredited wound care certification?

No.  Accredited wound care certification educational programs are accredited to provide continuing education for the course.

Accredited wound care certification programs are accredited to provide the certification exam and credential.  It is essential that both the certification course and the certification exam are accredited.

Which wound care certification programs are currently accredited?

Three organizations that currently offer formally recognized accredited certifications in wound care:

Non-accredited Wound Care Certification Programs and Certificate of Completion Courses

Wound care certification and certificate services offered by other organizations may be non-accredited certifications or merely certificates of completion, which can be mistaken for an accredited wound care certification:

  • VOHRA Wound Physicians

It should be noted that both the ABWM and the WOCNCB accredited wound care certifications differentiate educational levels, while other organizations present the same testing level for each test, whether the individual is a licensed practical nurse (LPN), registered nurse (RN), Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), or medical doctor (MD). 

What does accreditation of wound care certification programs mean?

Accreditation of wound care certification programs provides impartial, third-party validation that the program has met recognized national and international credentialing industry standards for development, implementation, and maintenance of certification programs. 

Certifying programs may earn accreditation only after extensive review by an external, independent accrediting body. Importantly, in order to qualify for accreditation, the certification exam must be independent of a specific class, course or other educational training program and also be independent of any provider of classes, courses, or programs. 

What is the difference between a certificate program and a certification program?

According to ICE – the Institute for Credentialing Excellence, (formerly NOCA, the National Organization for Competency Assurance) accrediting standards, a “certificate program” is a non-degree granting program that:

  1. Provides a course of instruction with intended learning outcomes.
  2. Evaluates participants’ achievement of those same learning outcomes via an examination.
  3. Awards a certificate ONLY to those who have taken that specific course and passed that specific examination.

The purpose of this kind of certificate program is to educate participants, and the examination is used as a mirror to show students their progress toward learning those specific outcomes.

A professional certification program is a non-governmental program that does two things:

  1. Delivers an assessment based on industry knowledge, independent from training courses or course providers.
  2. Grants a time-limited credential to anyone who meets the assessment standards.

In some cases, a certification examination may be used as a component of either state or national licensure.

As the standard explains, it is the role of TRAINING and its relationship to credentialing that sets these two types of credentials apart.

What are the system requirements to view the Wound Management Training Course?

Mac Devices: Safari (latest version), Google Chrome (latest version), Firefox (latest version)

Windows Devices: Internet Explorer 11, Microsoft Edge (latest version), Google Chrome (latest version), Firefox (latest version)
To view CD output, Internet Explorer 11 must be installed.

Mobile Devices: Safari in Apple iOS/iPadOS (latest version), Google Chrome (latest version) in Apple iOS/iPadOS (latest version), Google Chrome (latest version).

What is considered three years of clinical experience?

According to the ABWM, three years of wound care experience can be acquired over the course of your career. It does not necessarily have to be a consecutive three years. Wound care does not have to be your primary responsibility during that time, as long as you can demonstrate you have had roles related to wound care throughout your career.

What if I don’t have enough experience to sit for the board certification exam?

Not enough experience…no problem. Take our wound care certification course and receive your wound care certificate for accredited continuing education hours. When you have the required experience to sit for the certification exam, come back on the course for no additional charge (within a 3-year period).

What is the requirement to enroll in the Wound Care Certification Course?

Anyone may enroll in this course; however, only students meeting wound certification criteria are eligible to take the certification examinations.

How long will I have login access to the online modules?

Course access is granted for 6 months. Course extensions are also available for purchase. 

If I fail the certification examination will there be a fee to retake the course?

NO! The WoundEducators.com “Until You Pass!” Risk-Free Guarantee ensures that your training investment lasts. All product and course purchases are covered by our commitment to you and your success. Simply provide us with proof that you took the wound certification examination and did not pass and have re-registered for the exam and we will continue your online course access.

How long does it generally take to complete the course?

The Wound Certification Course will take approximately 50-60 hours to complete (depending on which course your take).  However, each student progresses at his/her own pace, so individual completion times may vary.

What is the cost of the course?

The fee for the Wound Care Certification Courses range between $897-$997 (depending on which course your take). This includes the online course, post-course test, continuing education certificate, e-textbook(s), and study guides. The fee does not include the certification examination.

Do you offer customized competency training for organizations?

Yes. Customized online training is available to meet the needs of your organization. Please contact sales to discuss your needs: [email protected]

How do I know if a continuing education activity is accepted by my state board?

See individual courses for details.

How much continuing education credit is provided with the Wound Care Certification Course?

50 – 60 CE/CME credit hours are provided.  See individual courses for details.

 by Brenda Royster MA, OTR/L, CHT on 

I am pleased to recommend the Advanced Wound Care Certification Course by WoundEducators to other therapists to enhance their practice.  The online course has a wide variety of learning applications such as books by top authors, learning modules for each topic, videos describing special testing, handouts, testing after each of the modules and comprehensive testing after completing the 18 module course.  This course can easily prepare you for the multiple types of wound certifications offered by ABWM and NAWCO or can just supplement your knowledge in the care of your patients.

 by Pete on 
MD Wound course
Which Cerification Credential Did You Receive: CWSP

This was an outstanding course!! I recommend it to anyone seeking wound care education and certification!

 by Roman Z on 
Which Cerification Credential Did You Receive: CWS

I had one of my PAs take the course and have to say that we both are very pleased.  It is intense and at the same time covers all that is needed for an introduction.


We are hoping to hire another PA soon and I will recommend that she takes it as well.

 by Amy Roanhouse on 
APNP
Which Cerification Credential Did You Receive: Wound Care Certification

This course was refreshing with the use of pictures, textbook and audio learning format. I felt it was very informative and kept my attention. The sections were detailed, but not too detailed, with some overlap in subsequent sections that helped reinforce learning. Thank you for increasing my confidence.

 by July Tuvale on 
Excellent contents
Which Cerification Credential Did You Receive: All

Very interesting and informative regarding different types of wound and specific wound dressings for each wounds.

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